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Gheranda Samhita

350

Gheranda Samhita, written by MJuni Gheranda, is one of the five representative Hathayoga Texts identified by the researchers of Kaivalyadhama.

Hathapradipika Of Svatmarama

450

The text Hathapradipika is one of the authentic Hathayoga texts. This text, published critically by Kaivalyadhama (First Ed. 1970), is

Swara Yoga The Tantric science of Brain Breathing

400

Swara Yoga is a suitable text for advanced yoga practitioners and yoga teachers. Line drawings, charts and illustrations are included.

Dharana Darshan

600

Dharana Darshan is central textbook for all Bihar Yoga Bharati undergraduate and postgraduate courses.

Kundalini Tantra

650

Includes colour plates, diagrams and charts.

Hatha Yoga Pradipika

800

Line drawings and diagrams illustrate the text.

Sri Vijnana Bhairava Tantra

700

This work is the result of an in-depth study of dharana in relation to the tantric view of meditation, substantiated by the personal experience of the author. Included is a detailed introduction followed by the original Sanskrit slokas, with transliteration, translation and extensive commentary.

Siva Samhita

175

The Siva Samhita is a Sanskrit text on yoga enumerating its concepts and cognate principles. In the five chapters are

Gheranda Samhita

125

Hatha-Yoga is one of the most important forms of Yoga in which attempt is made to attain concentration or samadhi

The Healing Power of Yoga

275

This is a book about yoga, a holistic system for creating and sustaining balance and harmony on all the levels of our being: body, mind, emotions and spirit. It's about yoga's boundless potential for healing, for bringing about beneficial change on all these levels.

Kriya Yoga

495

Paramahamsa Hariharananda's discourse regarding the scientifically provenbenefits of Kriya Yoga make this book a rare treasure for any sincere seeker. The world-renowned realized master describes the stages of spiritual transformation in detail, incluyding many experiences that sadhaks, even those in family life, may encounter while practicing. At the same time he uses his unique scientific approach to explain how physical and mental functions also improve.