Links of interest

There are a good many sites out there that share of the spirit of Lake of Flowers Productions or are otherwise of interest. Below, a selection of some worthy websites (alphabetically listed). We assume no responsibility over the contents of external websites.

Gaudiya Vaishnavism

A selection of links to websites directly related to the traditional lineages of Sri Krishna Chaitanya Mahaprabhu's tradition —

Gaudiya.Com - Introduction to Gaudiya Vaishnavism: History, practices, theology, philosophy, literature etc.

Gaudiya Discussions - The informative archives of a once active discussion forum.

Gaudiya Grantha Mandira - A repository of ancient and medieval Sanskrit and Bengali texts.

Loi Bazaar - The Vaishnava marketplace: A collection of rare Gaudiya Vaishnava books.

Sri Krishna Das Madrasi Baba's memorial site by Karunamayi Das.

Raganuga.Com - An archive of kirtan, literature and images for download. It was here that the first sprout of sharing this media appeared.

Raganuga.Org - Overview of the theology of the raganuga-bhakti tradition.

Sri Krishna Chaitanya Shastra Mandir - Publisher of Sri Ananta Das Babaji Maharaja's works.

Vilasa Kunja - An oasis of discussions for those leading lives of loving devotion.

Vraja Journal - A pilgrim's diary from Vraja-dhama.

Vrindavan Art - Devotional art from Vrindavan.

Other sites

A list of links to websites that have aided in producing and publishing our materials —

The Internet Archive - They host all of our downloads!

AviSynth - A powerful scripting-based video post-processing tool.

Dev Shed - An extensive web development resource with helpful discussion forums.

Google Video - Google's service for searching and hosting video footage.

Mozilla Firefox - The excellent open-source browser with Google's toolbar.

SmartFTP - Our files would never move anywhere without it.

Video Help - A helpful resource and discussion forum on video processing.

VirtualDub - An excellent open-source tool for processing video.

x264 - The next-generation open-source MPEG4-codec of choice – used in encoding our files.