Sri Bhishmar attaining moksha and Bhishma Sthuthi. His mother Uttara's womb, Kunti prasing Lord Sri Krishna (Kunti Sthuthi) King Pariksit protected by Lord Sri Krishna in
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The print editions of these books were released before 10 years and are available to public for buying. Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanam has released Shri Bammera Potana Bhagavatam books in 8 complete volumes. This is considered as the ultimate moksha sastra blessed to living beings in this and other worlds. Telugu TTD Potana Bhagavatam Books Free Download PDF. It consists of 18000 verses, 12 cantos and 335 chapters. It the is crown jewel of veda,vedanta, 18 puranas and ithihasas. SRIMAD BHAGAVATHAM - is verily Sri Krishna HIMSELF.
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