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Dr. Swami Shankaradevananda |
Yogic Management of Asthma and Diabetes |
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| Yogic Management of Asthma and Diabetes, written by Dr Swami Shankardevananda Saraswati, under the guidance of Swami Satyananda Saraswati, explores two common disorders from a yogic perspective. The book discusses the background, nature and cause of each disease, medical and yogic treatments, diet and the yogic path to health. Yogic research into asthma and diabetes is presented, with details of clinical trials, case histories and yoga therapy camps. Yoga's holistic approach to therapy and the... |
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Swami Gambhirananda |
Brahma Sutra Bhasya of Shankaracharya |
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| The Brahma Sutras along with the Upanishads and the Bhagavad Gita form the triple canon--the Prasthana-traya--of the spiritual tradition of India. A study of Shankaracharya`s great commentaries on them is indispensable for all students of Vedanta; and translation of the commentaries is of utmost importance to those whose limited knowledge of Sanskrit will not allow the study of the commentaries in the original. This volume presents a reliable translation of Shankara`s Commentary on the Brahma... |
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Roy Eugene Davis |
Self-Knowledge: Adi Shankaracharya's 68-Verse Treatise on the Philosophy of Nondualism: the Absolute Oneness of Ultimate Reality |
$37.99 $28.49 |
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| Shankara was born in the eighth century on the west coast of south India. After devoting himself to yoga practices and meditation, Shankara wrote commentaries on the Bhagavad Gita, some of the Upanishads and other scriptures, and traveled throughout India declaring the oneness of a supreme reality and refuting erroneous philosophical doctrines. He reorganized the ancient, renunciate swami order and established permanent monastic centers in four regions of India : Sringeri (Mysore) in the south,... |
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H. H. Adi Shankaracharaya |
Bhaja Govindam |
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| Fundamentals of Vedanta indicated in simple verses - Dissection of the Shell of thoughtlessness veiling the glory of man - Wretchedness of the way of life of the spiritual ignorant man and horrors of his values of life pointed out - A crackup style whipping and slashing the erring man with cruel cat's tails is adopted. - Hence few criminally sweet slashes with a kindly cruel whip of horrible impatient coming with hateful love for the welfare of the people still sleeping in Samsara (World) of... |
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H. H. Adi Shankaracharaya |
Dakshinmurthy Stotram |
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| Based on the roaring declaration "Brahman alone is Real - World of change is unreal" - Monumental garland of philosophical thoughts based on Upanishadic declarations - Meant for constant reflection to attain Liberation. |
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H.H.Adi Shankaracharaya |
Jeevan Muktanand Lahari |
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| Depicts the life of the Liberated after realizing the Truth - Liberated is never deluded in any situation of a work-a-day life and living.
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H. H. Adi Shankaracharaya |
Maneesha Panchakam |
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| A small text conveying firm conviction in the truth contained in four Great Commandments (Mahavakyas) of vedanta viz.
Consciousness is Brahman
I am Brahman
That Thou Art
That Atman is Brahman.
One is firmly rooted therein is the Great Master irrespective of caste, creed, colour or sex, is the great message conveyed here by Adi Shankaracharaya.
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H.H. Adi Shankaracharaya |
Nirvana Shatakam |
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| State of absolute peace, tranquility, freedom, and joy indicated - Nature of Self by negating all not-Self is depicted - Contains declarations of direct and intimate experiences of Absolute Bliss of Self-Realization - Full meditational exercises. |
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Swami Vimuktananda |
Aparokshanubhuti Self-Realization of Sri Shankaracharya |
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| This a major work of Shankara on Advaita philosophy. The central theme of the book is the identity of the Individual self with the Universal Self. |
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Ramana Maharshi |
Ramana, Shankara and the Forty Verses |
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| Ramana Maharshi and Shankara are two of the greatest and most important sages in the tradition of Advaita. This book contains some of the major works of Shankara actually translated by Ramana maharshi. It includes Shankara's famouns 'The Crest Jewel of Discrimination (Vivekacudamani)' and Maharshi's 'Seminal Forty Verses on Reality.' Ramana Maharishi was one of India's true Jnanais or Spiritual Beings. He lived a simple and profound life in Arunachala which exhuded wisdom,... |
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H. H. Adi Shankaracharaya |
Aparokshanubhuti |
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| A ready vehicle to enter the path of Meditation - First hand direct experience of the Self by perfect enquiry and ways and means thereof hinted at - Constant remembrance of oneself as nothing but Brahman is "Aparokshanubhuti" - Practical guide to live spiritual values and realize the Self. |
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H. H. Adi Shankaracharya |
Athma Bodh |
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| Reader in Vedanta for infants in spiritual world - Wonderful garland of flowers from the garden of Upanishads - Supplies requisites for scientific detachment, honest observations, logical conclusions and heroic decisions to come out of life's hallucinations - A Scientific treatise with chiselled beauty, distinct cadence and rhythm of its own - Striking examples in each verse are hammer that strokes the nail of Vedantic ideals in the initiates.
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H. H. Adi Shankaracharaya |
Drig Drishya Vivek |
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| Inquiry into one's own essential nature by discriminating between the seer and the seen - Seer is no other than the Pure Consciousness as Atman, the Self within - Meditation exercises provided - Experience of the Divine is assured. |
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H.H.Adi Shankaracharaya |
Tattwa Bodh |
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| Primer in Vedanta for new initiates - Vedantic terminologies well defined and explained in lucid conversational style - Fundamentals of Vedanta including qualifications of seeker well brought out. |
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H.H. Adi Shankaracharaya |
Vakya Vritti |
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| "That Thou Art" Mahavakya dissected threadbare patiently, elaborately and exhaustively to reveal our true nature to be Atman, the Self and no this body - "Meditate on this commandment and disappear in the vision of the Infinite-the non-dual Brahman" - is the commandment. |
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H.H. Adi Shankaracharaya |
Vivekachoodamani |
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| Master piece of Adi Shankaracharaya an exquisite thinker, a brilliant intellect, scintillating with the vision of truth, relentlessly logical, sweetly emotional and ardent missionary. His pen danced to the rhythm of his heart and to the swing of his thoughts. Crest Jewel of Discrimination indicated - Cream of Upanishads and Geeta - Goal and Path exhaustively dealt with - New vision of life and self improvement hinted at - Identity between the Atman, the Self and Brahman, the Pure Consciousness... |
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Y. Keshava Menon |
The Mind of Adi Shankaracharya |
$21.99 $16.49 |
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| Though he is considered one of the foremost of India's philosophers, Shankara is also one ofthe most misunderstood. Much of the misunderstanding of Shankara's position may be due tothe absence of a lucid presentation of his life and works in a comprehensive and readable form.This short monograph is an attempt to meet that need for the benefit of those who have no previous acquaintance with philosophy. |
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P. Shankaranarayana |
What is Advaita? |
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Swami Tapasyananda (tr.) |
Saundaryalahari of Sri Sankaracarya (Shankaracharya) |
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| Saundarya-lahari (or The Inundation of Divine Splendour') is a highly poetical but at the same time a tough technical work of Sri Sankaracarya, who was both the Bhasyskara (commentator) on the Texts of Vedanta philosophy, as also the Sanmata-sthapaka (the founder of the systems of worship of the six Deities of the Hindu pantheon). While this Text is a hymn of praise of the Divine Mother known as Tripurasundari. Lalita, Sodasi, etc., in Her creative aspect, it also deals with the technicalities... |
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Shankara |
DRG-Drsya Vivika |
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| This title is known as a prakarana treatise of Vedanta philosophy. The special feature of this book is the detailed description of the various kinds of samadhi. |
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Sri Shankaracharya |
Eight Upanishads (Vol. 2) |
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| Out of the eleven principal Upanishads that Sri Shankaracharya commented upon, this volume contains the translations of the following four Upanishads (Aitareya, Mundaka, Mandukya (along with Gaudapada's Karika), and Prashna and its commentaries by Sri Shankara. Study of these commentaries by such an ingenious philosopher-saint like Shankara is indispensable for the proper evaluation of the Vedanta philosophy. Like volume 1, it contains the text of the Upanishads in Devanagari, a lucid and... |
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Sri Shankaracharya |
Mandukya Upanishad |
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| Out of the eleven principal Upanishads that Sri Shankaracharya commented upon, this volume contains the translations of the following four Upanishads (Aitareya, Mundaka, Mandukya (along with Gaudapada's Karika), and Prashna and its commentaries by Sri Shankara. Study of these commentaries by such an ingenious philosopher-saint like Shankara is indispensable for the proper evaluation of the Vedanta philosophy. Like volume 1, it contains the text of the Upanishads in Devanagari, a lucid and... |
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Sri Shankaracharya |
Taittiriya Upanishad |
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| This Upanishad belongs to the Yajur Veda and is very popular among those who learn Vedic chanting in the strictly traditional manner. It reveals to the readers in a flash, with aphoristic brevity, the quintessence of the entire philosophy of the Upanishads. Readers are also presented with a gradation of higher and higher bliss towards the end of the book. In it are also found the different layers of human personality constituted of the five sheaths and it undertakes a thorough investigation... |
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Swami Shankarananda |
Happy For No Good Reason |
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| If making money, finding a lover, winning and award, or reaching a goal is a good reason to be happy then meditation certainly seems like on good reason, Ironically, happiness through medition is the best reason of all since it directs us to the source of happiness itself-the inner self. Happiness that has no good reason is the most stable happiness which cannot be destroyed when the outer world cause is removed. It is author's wish that everyone learn the secret of happiness for... |
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Swami Shankarananda |
Self Inquiry |
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| In this book, meditation master Swami Shankarananda adapts the ancient path of Self-inquiry to contemporary life. The Shiva Process method of Self-inquiry engages your awareness to effectively remove blocks in the areas of career, relationship, health, and spirituality. Building on the teachings of Sri Ramana Maharshi, Swamiji provides the tools to reveal your true nature. |
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