This American edition includes an introductory chapter on Swami Vivekananda at Thousand Island Park, his lectures: My Master, Hinduism, Christ the Messenger as well as the poems: Song of the Sannyasin, Peace, and also letters.

Published By Sri Ramakrishna Math, Chennai.

The discriminative faculty is the rarest possession of mankind. How can we learn to use it well?

Translated and edited by E. Allison Peers.

This work is thorough and in-depth reply to the controversial interpretation of Sri Ramakrishnas life given by Jeffery Kripal in his book, Kalis Child. Reviewers of the book credit this study to be substantial and conscientious, treading the middle ground between the extremes of the uncritical insider and the unexamined assumptions of the scholar.

This is a translation of portions of the Bengali work ‘Shri Shri Mayer Katha’. The spiritual message of the Holy Mother, Sri Sarada Devi, is recorded here in the form of stories and reminiscences by some of the direct disciples of Holy Mother who also served her very closely. The authors in this volume include: Swami Arupananda, Sarayubala Devi, Pravrajika Bharatiprana, Swami Ishanananda and an anonymous devotee. Also included is a biographical introduction by Swami Nikhilananda.

The author, Swami Apurvananda, was a highly revered monk of the Ramakrishna Order. Besides being an intimate disciple of Holy Mother, Sri Sarada devi, he was blessed with the opportunity to live among the direct disciples of Sri Ramakrishna, and serve them in various ways. Originally published as 'Devaloke' in Bengali, this book presents his experiences of living in the company of those divine beings.

Notes of experiences and reflections while traveling as a pilgrim in the Himalayas .

A simple and very authoritative introduction to all the main schools of Indian philosophy. Originally published by Calcutta University and used widely within as well as outside India. This is a reprint of the seventh (final) edition.