Another side of Bhaktivinoda Thakur 14: Ananga Manjari Samputika by Ramai Thakur
Anaṅga-mañjarī-sampuṭikā by Ramai Thakur In the last chapter, Ramai Thakur's life story was told by his nephew-disciple Rajaballabha Goswami. In this chapter, Ramai will tell about his Gurudevi Ananga Marjari’s various tattva and rati lila with Shyamasundar. Now, because a sure way to know about Ramai, Jahnava, and Ananga Manjari is to hear from someone closely related to them, Muralī-vilāsa and Anaṅga-mañjarī-sampuṭikā are certainly authentic shastras. A samputika is a treasure chest, as this book is full of the unique treasures of Jahnava Mata's tattvas. We may also note that Bhaktivinoda Thakur made a hand written copy of the Sampuṭikā ’s original manuscript, that Sundarananda Vidyavinoda later made into a book and published, and is the version we are using. Since Bhaktivinoda took the trouble to hand copy this invaluable text, Vaishnavas can now read it. It will, however, be most appreciated by his close followers. The First Wave : Analyzing the Śakti Ramai ...