Annotated and explained selections from the fourth to fifteenth century teachings of Eastern Orthodox monks, showing how to become by grace what God is by nature.

This is an introduction to Philo, telling not only what can be known about the man, but also giving a survey of his writings and an exposition of his religious ideas.

Each of Vivekananda's lectures chosen for this collection deals with a different theme, but all are related in that they seek to expound some aspect of Vedanta as it applies to the conditions of modern life. The lectures are condensed to about one-third of the length of the originals with headings given to the different sections within each lecture to guide the reader through its thought-content.

Photographs accompanied by notes explaining the contexts in which they were taken. The work is based on research done by Swami Vidyatmananda and Dr. Purba Sengupta.

A carefully researched collection of all the known photos of Swami Vivekananda. Accompanying the photos are details of time, place and circumstances of each photo along with biographical notes and quotations from Swamiji's words.

Like all great spiritual teachers of the world, Sri Ramakrishna often expressed his teachings through tales and parables.  At an exhibition held at Belur Math in 1980, some of these parables and stories of Sri Ramakrishna were depicted through clay models, a traditional art of rural Bengal.  Thirty two pictures in color, printed from the photographs of those models form the present book.  Facing the pictures are the parables told by Sri Ramakrishna.

The story retold for children, with colorful illustrations.

A first hand account of two of India's great sacred shrines with details of their legends, and religious and historical significance, particularly in relation to Sri Sarada Devi,Swami Vivekananda and other disciples of Sri Ramakrishna.

The travelogue provides a brief history of well-known centers of pilgrimage with description of their spiritual, cultural and architectural features.