Lalitamba
In the Sri Lalita Sahasranama, the Goddess is named as she who dwells in a palace built of gemstone that grants all blessings. The wish-fulfilling gem is called chintamani. In a poetic sense, we think of books as cintamani, fulfilling all wishes by opening us to the truth of ultimate freedom. Lalitamba magazine is published by Chintamani Books.
Lalitamba is a journal of contemporary spiritual literature. The name for the journal was inspired by a bhajan sung nightly on a pilgrimage through India with Sri Mata Amritanandamayi Devi. It is a name for the Goddess, the loving mother who protects the universe.
From page to page, you’ll find writings of saints, wanderers, prison inmates, and award-winning authors. These are the mystics of our time. They challenge us to live and to love without hesitation. Find out more at http://www.newpages.com/literary-magazines/lalitamba.htm.
Submission Guidelines: To submit, send artwork, a single work of fiction/nonfiction (short stories, essays, translations, interviews), or up to five poems, with SASE and contact information to: Lalitamba, P. O. Box 131, Planetarium Station, New York, New York 10024.
Discover Lalitamba on www.amazon.com. Copies of the journal are donated to ashram/temple libraries, as well as to hospitals, shelters, and prisons. Please contact us at lalitamba1000@yahoo.com or 212.873.0140.
Publications are available by donation at Mahakailasa Ashram.