This book “Bhagavat Mahimamrita” is a compilation of glories of Srimad Bhagavatam written in various scriptures and narrated by various Vaisnava acharyas. We have divided it in two sections – first part narrating its glories especially from Padma Purana and Skanda Purana whereas in second section Bhagavata Prema and Bhagavata Tattva is explained as narrated by various acharyas. One can develop his taste in Srimad Bhagavatam by reading this book.

“Dwadash Alwar” by Sarvasakshi Dasa is an enlightening English book that delves into the lives and teachings of the twelve revered Alwar saints of South India. Through captivating narratives, it unveils their profound devotion to Lord Vishnu and the impact of their hymns on Hindu Bhakti tradition. This book offers readers a deeper understanding of these spiritual luminaries and their timeless contributions.

Vaishnava Kirtan or congregational chanting and singing of devotional melodies that exalt and honor the Supreme Lord, particularly Lord Krishna and Lord Chaitanya Mahaprabhu, is a happy and spiritually uplifting Vaishnava traditional activity. Devotees gather to chant the Holy Names and experience the ecstasy of divine love throughout this practice, which is a lively and soul-stirring manifestation of devotion.

"Tulasi Mahimamrita" is a book that delves into the profound significance of Tulsi, or holy basil, in Hindu culture and spirituality. Authored by an Sarvasakshi Dasa, the book explores the spiritual, cultural, and ritual importance of Tulsi, considering its association with devotion to Lord Vishnu and Lord Krishna. The term "Mahimamrita" suggests an exploration of the nectar-like qualities and glories of Tulsi. I offer my repeated obeisances unto Vinda, Srimati Tulasi Devi, who is very dear to Lord Kesava. O goddess, you bestow devotional service to Krsna and you possess the highest truth.

On the significance and glory of Vr̥indāvan, Hindu pilgrim centre.

Commentary on Goraksasataka of Gorakhanatha, classical verse work on Haṭha yoga; presenting the viewpoint of the Nātha sect in Hinduism.

Śrī Navadvīpa Śataka is a work similar to Vṛndāvana mahimāmṛta, but much shorter. Some of its verses are borrowed from it. The goal is glorification of Navadvīpa-dhāma and Caitanya Mahāprabhu.