The Life of Love: Biography of Sri Srimat Radharamana Charan Das Deva The Veritable Embodiment of Sri Chaitanya Mahaprabhu's Universal Religion of Love

Sri Radharamana Charan das Deva was a living embodiment of Sri Chaitanya Mahaprabhu’s religion of love. He carried Mahaprabhu’s message of love form door to door, singing and dancing, laughing and weeping in rapturous ecstasies like Mahaprabhu himself.
A veritable dynamo of bhakti, he lovingly embraced whomsoever he met and by his mere touch transmitted bhakti into his heart. He was like an angel that came from above down below on earth only to alleviate our suffering by preaching that all our suffering could be easily removed and we could attain the highest goal of life - the Lotus Feet of the Lord, if only we chanted the Name of the Lord. Since we, the jivas of Kali, would not easily believe this, he mercifully took it upon himself to demonstrate the power of the Name by curing diseases, melting stones, making the trees dance and animals behave like devout Vaishnavas and even by bringing the dead back to life through congregational chanting of the Name of the Lord.
In our age when there is a mushroom growth of pseudo sects and imitation gurus and millions of young men are, in their search for Truth, asking endless questions, he stands out, in this biography, as the very embodiment of Truth, anticipating and answering all their questions.
Born in 1909, Dr. O.B.L. Kapoor took his M.A. Degree in Philosophy from the University of Allahabad in 1931 and the degree of Doctor of Philosophy from the same university in 1938. He worked as Research Fellow, Indian Institute of Philosophy, Amalner, D.Litt. Scholar University of Allahabad and Professor and Head of the Dept. of Philosophy, B.R. College, Agra till 1952, after which he joined U.P. Educational Service Class 1 and worked as Professor and Head of the Dept. of Philosophy, K.N. Govt. College, Gyanpur (Varanasi) and Principal, Govt. College Gyanpur/ Rampur till his retirement in 1967. Since 1967 he has been living in Vrindavan and writing books and articles on religious topics related mainly to Bhakti. He has so far written more than 25 books and a large number of articles, published in different journals. His writings have provided inspiration to the academicians and non-academicians alike and have set many firmly on the path of Bhakti.