Sanskrit Religious Studies/ Matilal Roy/ Upasana Mandire/ Parbarttak Publishing House/ Publication: 1351 BC/ Number of Pages:126/
Upasana Mandire উপাসনা মন্দিরে
Upasana Mandire is a collection of short speeches delivered by Matilal Ray, the founder of Prabartak Sangha, Chandan Nagar, West Bengal. These speeches contain the spiritual plea of a person who is walking down the path to God. These lectures depict, in poetic language, the trials and tribulations that one encounters in one’s journey to spiritual upliftment.
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