What new Srila Prabhupada books are featured on krishna.se in September 2026?

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Four of Srila Prabhupada's essential books are featured as new September 2026 editions on krishna.se: a premium edition of Bhagavad-gita As It Is, plus companion hardcover editions of Teachings of Lord Caitanya and The Nectar of Devotion, and an illustrated Sri Isopanisad. According to the site, the books have just arrived in Sweden, Germany, and the UK, and can be ordered via the contact page or bought from the temple shop in Sweden — with quantities described as limited.

The four titles

Title Format described on the site
Bhagavad-gita As It Is Premium edition: large-format, large easy-to-read type, 1,008 pages, hardcover with dust jacket, 64 reproductions of original paintings
Teachings of Lord Caitanya Specially crafted hardcover, designed as a companion edition
The Nectar of Devotion Specially crafted hardcover, designed as a companion edition
Sri Isopanisad Beautifully illustrated, completing the collection

The site presents the Bhagavad-gita as "the most beautiful edition of Srila Prabhupada's Bhagavad-gita As It Is we have ever produced," and describes the two companion volumes as having complementary covers and an equally distinguished presentation. Together the four are positioned as gift editions — "beautiful books to give and to keep."

How to get them

  • Order by contact: the site directs readers to "contact here for ordering information" rather than listing a direct checkout.
  • Buy in person: copies are available from the temple shop in Sweden.
  • Availability: the books have just arrived in Sweden, Germany, and the UK. The site adds "Hurry. Quantities are limited."

No prices, shipping details, or payment methods are given on the page, so check those when you make contact.

Where this fits

These editions come from the temple behind the Bhaktivedanta Book Trust, based at ISKCON Korsnäs Gård (New Radhakunda) near Tumba, south of Stockholm — described as the only Radha-Krishna temple in Scandinavia. If you are already planning a visit, the temple shop is the simplest route; if you are outside Sweden, the contact page is the stated path for ordering. For opening hours and altar timings, the site points to a separate timings page.