Coloring book with brief text telling about each of the ten avatars (incarnations of God) of the Hindu tradition.

2nd ed., revised and enlarged. An attempt to see from the Hindu perspective. 'seeing' with a vision that includes and advances understanding

Devanagari text, English translation, and Sureswarachara's gloss.

Sri Sankaracharya's Dakshinamurti Stotram or "Hymn to Dakshinamurti" is a poetic masterpiece where in the short compass of ten stanzas the great teacher delineates the fundamental teachings of the whole Vedanta philosophy.

In this edition, Dasasloki or "Ten Verses on the Atman" is also added.  These ten verses are considered by many in the traditional circles as the last pronouncement of Sankaracharya on the subject to his intimate disciples.

Nirvanashatakam or "Six Stanzas on Freedom" by the acharya is included in the Appendix.

The pocket-sized booklet provides the texts in Devanagari script (but no English transliteration), followed by English translation in verse form.  Translated by Swami Gabhirananda.

Compilado por Yanina Olmos.

The author worked with American Indian people for over thirty years.  His sensitive and unique book provides a narrative spoken directly by Native Americans themselves about their lives, rituals and perspectives of the past and present and their hopes for the future.  Photographs of native people, rituals, art and landscapes make for an interesting read.

The first in a series, Studies in Comparative Religion, gathers the wisdom of some of the most important thinkers of the 20th century.  They explore and appreciate in depth the nuances of each great religion.  Authors of the articles include; Abhishiktananda, Rodney Blackhirst, Titus Burckhardt, Ananda Coomaraswamy, James Cutsinger, Michael Oren Fitzgerald, Rene Guenon, HH the 68th Jagadguru of Kanchi, Peter Kingsley, Patrick Laude, Marco Pallis, Frithjof Schuon, Timothy Scott, William Stoddart and Thomas Yellowtail.

A beautiful retelling of traditional tales of India.