prabhoda chandrodaya nataka

[nanda chandran]

>A search of the New York Public Library catalog only showed editions from
>the 19th century.

Funny - I've seen a good english translation there.

>
>Swami Madhusudan Saraswati also wrote an allegorical play called
>Krishnakutuhalam in which Bhakti _and_ Jnana are victorious. :-)  This was
>published as Sarasvati Bhavan Granthmala #127.

The distinction between bhakti and jnaana ultimately rests with self-effort
or surrender. But again even as per Shankara, in the ultimate sense
liberation is only due to grace - so ultimately surrender is inevitable. But
this surrender/bhakti should not be confused with what is commonly
understood as bhakti - as a way of saadhana using the body and mind.

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