Gajendra Moksha is a short devotional booklet published by Gita Press, Gorakhpur, presenting the well-known story from the Bhagavata Purana of Gajendra, the elephant king, and his rescue by Lord Vishnu.

The narrative describes how Gajendra, caught by a crocodile while bathing in a lake, called out to Vishnu in complete surrender, and how Vishnu came to free him — a story widely cited in Hindu tradition as an illustration of unconditional devotion (bhakti) and divine grace.

Usage: This booklet is generally read aloud or silently as part of daily or occasional devotional reading, and is also commonly recited during illness or times of difficulty as an expression of faith.

Ritual/Occasion Context: The Gajendra Moksha episode is traditionally recited during satsang gatherings and Bhagavata katha discourses, and is also read individually as a short daily path by devotees of Vishnu.

Publisher: Gita Press, Gorakhpur. Language: Hindi (not explicitly stated, standard for this publisher). Edition/page details: Not Available.