Long out of print, this is an updated edition, revised and enlarged, of the book, The Disciples of Ramakrishna. Compiled and edited by Swami Gambhirananda.

The eloquent spiritual diary of an American woman who had the privilege of living in India under the guidance of direct disciples of Sri Ramakrishna and in the company of the Holy Mother, 1909-1911.

These conversations, drawn from the diary of a personal attendant of the swami and translated into English, contain memories of Akhandananda's brother disciples, valuable spiritual instructions, and glimpses of ashrama life.

This is the story of the transformation of an unlettered orphan boy, Latu, disciple of Sri Ramakrishna, into a sage, whose profound wisdom inspired Easterners and Westerners alike.

The laws, principles and methods of yoga practice based on the teachings of Patanjali.

Love is not an emotional sentiment but an aspect of our essential nature.

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 .