Nothing is more fascinating and yet shocking to human mind than death. The Katha Upanishad is a dialogue between a young boy Nachiketa - a seeker of Truth, and Yama - the Lord of Death. Who or where is God? How relevant is the sense world? And finally, what is beyond death? All these are discussed and explained very simply and directly in this book. Based on lectures on the Katha Upanishad given in New Delhi, India in 2005.

'...companion to her notable biography of Swami Ashokananda. Its heartfelt firsthand accounts pass the impact he had on her on to the lives of her readers.' Houston Smith

Some aspects of Sri Shankaracharya's Vivekachudamani (Crest Jewel of Discrimination), as discussed during talks given in New Delhi, India in 2007. In the first half of the book, the author introduces and explains various central concepts of Vedantic philosophy and encourages self-study. In the second half, some selected verses of Vivekachudamani are commented on.

Sister Nivedita, with her rarefied combination of great inner strength, versatility and dedication, serves as a perennial source of inspiration. This anthology concentrates on her unique contributions in the fields of Indian science, history, art, literature, political and cultural identity, nationality, social relief work, civil services, etc. The title ‘Divine Legacy’ is specially chosen to point out how Nivedita became a fit heiress and apostle to carry out the universal mission of Sri Ramakrishna and Swami Vivekananda.

A book for reflection and meditation consisting of selected passages from the Bhagavad Gita, the Upanishads, the Bhagavatam, and other Vedantic scriptures arranged according to topics.  The verses are presented in Devanagari script (without English transliteration) followed by English translation.  The verses are arranged under the following topics: The Self and the Body;  The Divine, the Soul and the Universe;  The Ways of the Spiritual and the Worldly;  The Threefold Nature of Men and Things;  General Means to Divine Realization;  Moral Culture;  The Path of Selfless Activity;  The Path of Devotion;  The Path of Knowledge;  The Path of Concentration and Meditation;  Theistic Meditations on the Divine;  Monistic Meditations;  The Ways of the Ideal Man;  The Ultimate Goal. 

In the introduction, a very valuable, detailed systematic account of the theory and practice of spiritual life is given.  This book forms a companion volume to the swami's "Universal Prayers" https://sfvedanta.org/books/universal-prayers/

Practical ways to make life more meaningful both on the individual and the collective level.

An inspiring guidebook for practicing spiritual aspirants.

Human society is an evolving organism. It is constantly changing, adjusting and readjusting itself driven by several factors -- social, economic, political, religious, scientific, and others. Against this backdrop, there is the need for something eternal that can give stability and strength to this rapidly changing society and bring fulfillment in the lives of individuals.

Eternal Values for A Changing Society is a classic by Swami Ranganathananda, one of the very distinguished monks of the Ramakrishna Order. Recently reprinted in 9 volumes by Advaita Ashrama.

Vol. 1: Philosophy & Spirituality

Human society is an evolving organism. It is constantly changing, adjusting and readjusting itself driven by several factors -- social, economic, political, religious, scientific, and others. Against this backdrop, there is the need for something eternal that can give stability and strength to this rapidly changing society and bring fulfillment in the lives of individuals.

Eternal Values for A Changing Society is a classic by Swami Ranganathananda, one of the very distinguished monks of the Ramakrishna Order. Recently reprinted in 9 volumes by Advaita Ashrama.

Vol. 2: Philosophy & Spirituality

Human society is an evolving organism. It is constantly changing, adjusting and readjusting itself driven by several factors -- social, economic, political, religious, scientific, and others. Against this backdrop, there is the need for something eternal that can give stability and strength to this rapidly changing society and bring fulfillment in the lives of individuals.

Eternal Values for A Changing Society is a classic by Swami Ranganathananda, one of the very distinguished monks of the Ramakrishna Order. Recently reprinted in 9 volumes by Advaita Ashrama.

Vol. 3: Great Spiritual Teachers.