Tapesh Sharma

after reading all volume of lilamrit, only one word sufficient to explain "Divine". Yes how Prabhupad was empowered by his guru and how he followed the order of his spiritual master, lilamrit is all about that only. early life struggle and repeated failure in India, despite being a 'punya bhumi' how Indian people and Indian politician suppressed the Vedic civilization and how Abhay Charan de later srila Prabhupad fought the battle against materialism, gone to western country, harsh struggle for 1 year and then installation of ISKCON there in USA and the miraculous spread of devotees all around the world, lilamrit explains that. at the end lilamrit gives deep understanding of divine human values, the dedication of disciples towards srila Prabhupada and How Prabhupad Made 100's of temple all over the world.

PRABUPAD : THE MESSENGER OF SUPREME GOD KRSNA, this lalamrit tells a lot about the struggle of a monk in his own country, how his own countrymen didn't supported him rather they played him down but since he has great faith on the words of his spiritual master,prabhupad didn;t lost the hope and thought "the whole India is copying the western world, so let me change the western world first, also he was instructed by his master to preach in western countries, with that hope only, a 70 year old man somehow arranged the tickets for a cargo ship and left for america, during the transit he survived 2 heart attacks and after reaching America faced a lot of problems and still there's no help from India. Lilamrit is the story about how a spiritually situated monk created world's largest movement "Hare Krsna"