The Music From an Open Bhagavatam
Dec 22 in Cisco San Jose:
Off late, I was not getting a chance to go into a room to read Srimad Bhagavatam. Hence I started reading little portions at the desk at work as I got the opportunities.
One of my colleagues, who joined the team a week ago, saw the open Bhagavatam and asked about the book. He flipped through the pages, and next day he borrowed the book and called the temple to inquire about buying the Bhagavatam. Sri Gopal Prabhu answered. And I carried to work the set that he bought. The Bhagavatam was distributed on its own merit.
When we met after the Christmas holiday, he said that he had read about two hundred pages from the First Canto.
An open Bhagavatam book is like a music box that produces transcendental sound vibrations and catches people's attention. When the book is closed, the vibration is not noticed earlier. Seeing the open book at the desk, several of my colleagues asked about it and sometimes tried reading a verse or two.
