St. Teresa’s letters show striking candor, with details not meant for the public, chronicling troubles and triumphs and expressions of sadness and joy. Scholars consider her letters unparalleled in Spanish literature. Translated by Kieran Kavanaugh, presented in two volumes.

St. Teresa’s letters show striking candor, with details not meant for the public, chronicling troubles and triumphs and expressions of sadness and joy. Scholars consider her letters unparalleled in Spanish literature. Translated by Kieran Kavanaugh, presented in two volumes.

The anonymous fourteenth-century English monk communicates in ordinary, everyday language a guide to ideal prayer.

Edited, with an introduction by James Walsh.

Very good reference book, long in print.

A helpful chronology which charts every move of the swami in his years in the West: where he was, what he was doing, whom he met, to whom he wrote, where he was staying, what special event occurred - it is all here. Includes also maps and illustrations. 2nd ed. Flexible, laminated cover; spiral bound.

This booklet contains the single lecture 'Christ the Messenger' delivered at Los Angeles, California on January 7, 1900.

This book is based on the address given by Swami Ranganathnanda at a luncheon meeting to a cosmopolitan gathering organized in his honour at the American Club in Tokyo in 1986. Originally published by Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan, this is a revised edition of the book.

Collection of Swami Vivekananda's talks at the Parliament of Religions at Chicago, 1893.  The collection consists of: 'Response to Welcome', 'Why we disagree', 'Paper on Hinduism',  'Religion not the crying need for India', 'Buddhism: The fulfillment of Hinduism', 'Address at the final session'.  The background story of the inspiring circumstances that made Swami Vivekananda's appearance on the platform of the Parliament of Religions in 1893 possible has also been added in this edition.