Most Revered Pravrajika Ajayaprana Mataji dedicated her life to the teachings of Sri Ramakrishna, Sri Sarada Devi, and Swami Vivekananda.  This book is a compilation of her lectures delivered in India and Malaysia and are filled with practical wisdom, optimism and positive energy.

The author expands on the truth that religion is realization of our own inherent nature.

This DVD contains digitized format of all the issues of The Vedanta Kesari from May 1914 to December 2009. You can: See each page in its original format; Navigate between Years, Titles and Authors; Search Articles and Authors; Search test; Copy and paste text; Print each page.

The epistemology of Shankara's Vedanta. Devanagari text, English translation, and extensive notes.

The lecture 'Vedanta Philosophy' was delivered by Swamiji on March 25, 1896 at the Graduate Philosophical Society of Harvard University.  The booklet also includes the questions and answers at two afternoon sessions with some Harvard students.  A few selections from Swamiji's other lectures have also been included in this booklet.  Some of the answers and selections cover the same general ground but they have all been retained on account of the variety in treatment.  Originally compiled and published in America by Mr. J.P. Fox.

A collection of articles in the swami's incisive style compiled from journals and books. The main topics are: Shakti Puja - Mother Worship; Vedanta Sadhanas according to Acharyas; Scriptures; and Teachers.

Primarily a Sanskrit Commentary "Vidvanmororanjani' of Ramatirtha with an English translation and historical notes written by Colonel G.A. Jacob in 1957.

A fifteenth century classic which defines the basic doctrines found throughout the Vedantic literature. Devanagari text, English translation, explanatory notes.

Fusing science, philosophy, meditation, and comtemplation, these timeless teachings encourage spiritual growth by inviting critical inquiry, encouraging honest doubt, and providing realistic explanations of the mysteries of spiritual quest.

An anthology of selections from the Vedas, newly translated, representing the great range of Vedic wisdom and tradition.