The spiritual teaching of the Orthodox church in its classic and traditional form, expressed in direct and vivid language.

Swami Ashokananda charts out a path for steady, sure advancement toward the goal of human life, spiritual illumination. Chapters include:

The Psychology of God-Vision

Why is the Mind So Restless

The Practice of Interiorness

Why Should We Practice Concentration

The Four Pillars of Wisdom

How to Cultivate Love For God

Spiritual Practice For Beginners

Spiritual Practice for the Advanced

The World of Infinite Light

A compilation of articles by well-known scholars on many aspects and schools of Vedantic thought, collected mainly from the pages of Cultural Heritage of India.

Chapters included are: Brahma-Mimamsa;  Essentials of Vedanta;  Philosophy of Advaita;  The Advaita and its Spiritual Significance;  Post-Sankara Advaita;  Philosophy of the Bhagavata;  The Visisthadvaita of Ramanuja;  Madhya's Brahma-Mimamsa;  The Nimbarka School of Vedanta;  The School of Vallabha;  Bhedabheda School of Vedanta;  The Achintya-Bhedabheda School;  Buddhism in Relation to Vedanta;  Buddhism in Indian Life and Thought;  Advaita Vedanta according to Swami Vivekananda.

Devanagari text, word-for-word meanings, English translation, notes. An ancient treatise expressing extreme non-dualism in a style that is simple, direct, and uncompromising. Also called Astavakra Gita.

Introduccion y comentarios de Swami Nikhilananda.

The basic problem of human mind is the loss of identity. The author explains the eternal concepts of 'who I am', as given by Swami Vivekananda, against a background that helps us to be aware of our true nature. The discussion is based on two of Swami Vivekananda's lectures: 'The Atman' and 'The Atman: Its Bondage and Freedom'.

Devanagari text with English translation. This edition includes interesting introductory information on Dattatreya and his teachings.

Devanagari text, transliteration, and English translation. The Song of the Free, a classic text of Advaita Vedanta, expresses the highest experience of the unfettered Self.

A clear, accurate English translation.

Addresses the problem faced by all who deny themselves loving relationship with others and with God by the compulsive drive for efficiency, recognition and success.