Acknowledgements

Pronunciation Guide How to pronounce transliterated Sanskrit words

Vocals are pronounced like in English, except for those that have a line on top, like ā, ī and ū, which are pronounced twice as long.

Consonants are pronounced like in English, with the following exceptions:

c is pronounced like the ch in charity ś and ṣ are pronounced like the sh in show ṛ is pronounced like the ri in ring ṅ and ṁ are pronounced with a nasal sound like the ng in song

My gratitude goes to Antonio Núnez, from the Spanish Bhajan Group Mystical Vraja, who contributed bass lines to the songs, except for Wake-up Call, Burning Hot Sand, Sad Story, and Jewels on Rags. For more information, visit: https://harekrishna.es/templos/guadalajara-nueva-vraja-mandala

My gratitude also goes to Sundara Govinda dāsa from Nilambary Music Project for his contribution of piano, bass and drums on Burning Hot Sand. For more information, visit: https://bnd.lc/Nilambary