Sri Panchatantra

?r?la Prabhup?da had learned n?ti in his childhood years, and often used the crisp teachings of C??akya and Vi??u?arm? in his own lectures and conversations, entertaining his eager audience with humorous lessons, seemingly simple and yet deep in their wisdom.

This edition of PaÒcatantra, more than just a faithful representation of the original Sanskrit work, also documents how and when ?r?la Prabhup?da referred to some of its lessons, along with commentaries from his own books throughout the entire text.

I recommend this devotionally inspired edition of the PaÒcatantra to anyone interested in the wider aspects of Vedic culture and wisdom, as well as education and its application in todayís confused world. Upon becoming acquainted with their teachings, one feels as if the confusion today had been foreseen by sages and pa??itas such as Vi??u?arm?, along with the solution to it, and we can heartily thank our Godbrother Patita P?vana Prabhu for opening our eyes to the greatness and vision of these ancient stalwarts of n?ti.