What's on My Mind?
by Swami Anantananda
- Explains the yogic practice of witnessing thoughts to attain freedom from negative tendencies
- Offers methods based on yogic scripture for dealing with jealousy,infatuation,fear,worry and anger
Product Code: 1779
Jnaneshwar's Gita
by Swami Kripananda
The 13th century poet-saint Jnaneshwar' composed his brilliant commentary on the Bhagavad Gita when he was 16 years old.
In her blessing at the beginning of the book Gurumayi writes, "Jnaneshwari overflows with nectar. Reading it over and over again we continuously taste its elixir. May everyone who reads Jnaneshwari perceive the Truth in its fullness."
Product Code: 1621
The Sacred Power
A Seekers Guide To Kundalini by Swami Kripananda
Fully discusses the spiritual significance of the chakras
Based on scriptural knowledge as well as direct experience
Discusses the nature of kundalini and the meaning of it's awakening
Kundalini is the name given to the inner spiritual power. When this power is awakened by a spiritual master, the seeker is set upon the path to realisation of the inner self. Kripananda is a long time disciple of Gurumayi Chidvilasananda and a foremost teacher of Siddha Yoga meditation.
Product Code: 1720
The Guru's Sandals
Threshold of the Formless by Swami Kripananda
Swami Kripananda lays open many of the myteries of the Guru-disciple relationship and how it manifests, especially on a subtle level. Her own spiritual experiences and those of other contemporary seekers give readers an understanding of the deep meaning within the tradition of worship of the Guru's sandals.
Product Code: 1577
Darshan - The Presence Within
by Swami Vasudevananda
This introduction to the practice of darshan, which means "sight of" or "perception of the divine," explains how spiritual practices enrich ordinary percpetion.
When you discover the divinity that pervades everything, you find the answers to the great questions of your life. Swami Vasudevananda includes many quotations of the poet-saints of India.
Product Code: 1540