Upanishads are a source of enduring strength and wisdom for living a noble and great life. What the young people need most is strength to face challenges and discover the true purpose of life. This is a small selection of important Upanishadic passages, made especially with young people in mind. With original devanagari script, transliteration, English translation plus comparable passages from Swami Vivekananda's works.

This thought-provoking book offers a balanced exploration of the beliefs, history and customs of all the major world religions.

This independent text, not traceable to any purana or epic, falls within the special group known as Krsna Gitas is which Sri Krsna is the teacher and Arjuna the student. While enjoying the power of his kingdom, detachment awoke in Arjuna and he approached Kesava to impart to him the knowledge which would release him from samsara.

A Vedanta Kesari presentation exploring the message of the upanishads and its application in everyday life.

Verses by the poet-ascetic Bhartrihari, which point out the evanescent nature of worldly happiness and the joy of the spiritual path. Devanagari text, English translation, notes.

Two short works, the first of which is an exposition of the mahavakyas, Aham Brahmasmi and Tat Tvam Asi proclaiming the identity of the individual self and the Ultimate Reality. The second is a Means to Perfection of Self-Knowledge. Devanagari text, word-for-word meanings, English translation, notes.

This book deals with various aspects of Brahmacharya or chastity, explaining why and how of living a life of self-control and holiness. A guide for all spiritual seekers, especially the young.

Four small books with spiritual and moral guidance derived from the Hindu tradition graded progressively to suit children through the school years. Illustrated.

Twenty-six men and women from all over the world share their views, perceptions and insights concerning values in the fields in which they are actively participating.