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Anandamayi Her Life and Wisdom

1,450

Anandamayi was a simple country girl from a remote village on the easternmost border of India who became a personality

The Scientist And The Saint

1,250

Science often claims the monopoly of truth, but is unable to give answers to the main questions. It is valid and useful in its field, but it must understand its limitations and is not a strong base for providing a world-view. On the other hand, throughout history, and in every continent, saints and sages have claimed to see the final reality. Their testimonies are, if not equal, at least convergent. This book quotes a wide range of scientists and sages, giving a strong base for a spiritual view of life and the universe.

Purana Purusha Yogiraj Sri Shama Churn Lahiree ( A Complete Biography )

900

Purana Purusha is the Gita of Satyayuga. This is significant because of the loftiness of thought inherent in the book.

अहं ब्रह्मास्मि I Am That ( HINDI )

550

Hindi translation of I Am That. Translated from English by Vinay Kumar Vaid

Viveksar The Essence of Discernment

475

Viveksar is a rare scripture composed in 1755 CE by Aghoracharya Baba Kinaram, a saint in the Aghor tradition. It

The Shatakas of Bhartrihari

460

Bhartrihari is renowned as both a pholosopher grammarian and as a poet of extraordinary depth. He is usually dated between

Who is this Shama Churn?

450

"Who is this Shamachurn" is essentially a book for soul-seekers. It expounds the fact that spirituality transcends religion and the subtle juxtaposition of the various facets of spirituality, makes the truly interested and analytical reader pause and glean it's intrinsic essence. The avid reader is spellbound at such an univocal exegesis on Shamachurn and as he goes deeper and deeper finds himself being bathed by the cascades of an all-pervasive spiritual ethos heretofore not experienced while discerningly reading books on Shamachurn.

The Spiritual Message of Indian Saint-Poets

425

The medieval Saint-poets had diverse social backgrounds. Mostly living the life of a householder, they ranged from the learned Brahmin