Bede Griffiths studies the harmony of the Western and Eastern modes of consciousness.

An original and imaginative account of the history, legends, and ceremonialism of the Navaho and Pueblo Indians of the Southwest.

Written by Swami Vivekananda's renowned Irish disciple, Margaret Noble, these reminiscences are based on her personal association with him (1895-1902). A classic in its own time, it tells of the immense impact made by this first representative of Hinduism to the West.

Personal reminiscences of Swami Vivekananda by his Irish disciple, Margaret Noble. The book was first published in 1910 and is considered to be a classic.

Una guia practica para el crecimiento espiritual de todos.

Senior monks of the Ramakrishna Order discuss various aspects of the practice of meditation in the Vedanta tradition.  Chapters in this book are: Before You Sit in Meditation  by Swami Ashokananda; The Yoga of Concentration by Swami Ghanananda; Lessons in Meditation by Swami Gnaneswarananda; The Science of Mantra or The Sacred Word by Swami Ghanananda; Meditation in Monism by Swami Ghanananda.  Appendix: About the Guru by Swami Yogeshananda; and a guided Meditation compiled by Swami Ghanananda for use in leading group meditation.

Nearly all of the material appeared earlier in print, either in Vedanta for East and West published by the London Center or Voice of India published by Vedanta Society N California.

Eight lectures delivered by Swami Ashokananda to American audiences which provide a comprehensive view of the Vedanta philosophy and which will inspire spiritual aspirants along whatever path they may be following. Chapter titles include:

The Teacher-Prophets of Vedanta

The Theory and Practice of Monism

The Razor's Edge

Meditate While You Work: A New Path for a New Age

Ritualism: Its Place in Spiritual Life

When the Heart Cries For God

God and God-men inVedanta

Meditation, Ecstasy, and Illumination

A practical guide to techniques of controlling the mind with special emphasis on meditation.  The author has mainly relied on Patanjali's monumental word, the Yoga-Sutras.

Chapters in the book are: Why We Should Meditate;  Teacher and Student Relationship;  Steps to Yoga; Yama;  Niyama;  Asana;  Pranayama;  Pratyahara;  Dhahrana;  Dhyana;  Obstacles to Meditation;  Hazards in Meditation;  Kundalini Power and the Six Chakras;  The Sankhya Theory of Creation;  Samadhi;  What Happens After Samadhi;  Japa;  Judging Our Own Spiritual Progress;  and Stress Relief.