Lectures on reincarnation, transmigration, resurrection, evolution, heredity, and related topics.

Articles by direct disciples of Sri Ramakrishna. Formerly titled: The Message of Our Master.

An English translation of Brahmananda Leelakatha by Brahmachari Akshayachaitanya.

The life of Swami Shivananda, direct disciple of Sri Ramakrishna and second president of the Ramakrishna Math and Mission, emphasizing his role as a loving leader, attracting and blessing many devotees and disciples. The author was, for some years, privileged to serve him as his personal attendant.

Knowledge of the Self lies at the root of all other knowledge, whether of science, philosophy or religion.

A short account of the life of a heroic and noble character, Sister Sudhira, whose life was one of ardent service and intense devotion towards the upliftment of women. She founded an ashram section of the Nivedita School which became the forerunner of Sri Sarada Math.

Each of the sixteen disciples of Sri Ramakrishna manifested a particular approach to the Ultimate. Carefully studying these lives the aspirant can find the approach that suits his predelictions and abilities.

Talks given by Swami Ramakrishnananda, a direct disciple of Sri Ramakrishna.

Profound and practical spiritual discourses given by several direct disciples of Sri Ramakrishna.

"When I receive a letter from you, I get a picture of your mental state, and I answer it through inspiration, without much thought."  In this way Swami Turiyananda, a disciple of Sri Ramakriashna and a knower of God, answered his letters.  Apart from his personal experiences, these letters contain the quintessence of Vedantic scriptures, and the teachings of the mystics.  Turiyananda's letters also shed light on the teachings of Sri Ramakrishna and Swami Vivekananda and include many personal reminiscences them.  Swami Turiyananda did not write any books or articles.  Once he said to a monk, "Whatever I have to give to the world, that I have given through my letters."  This collection includes letters originally written in English and those written in Bengali.  Translated and edited by Swami Chetanananda.