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Title : Kumbha: India's ageless festivalThe book gives a vivid description of the many sadhus and saints as also of the fakes and frauds whom the authors came across in the Kumbha. Read More
Title : The Ramayana: The Epic, as a play in English in Four ActsShri Gopal Sharman's writing is one of the most authentic features of this performance. Its, measured, stately cadences could have been nourished on the finest verse drama from Shakespeare to McLeish. Read More
Title : Kural: The Great Book of Tiru-ValluvarThis book contains selections from the living verses of the immortal Tamil Poet-Saint Tiru-Valluvar. The selections are made with the acumen native to Rajaji and are explained in the English which is his own. They are sure to enrich the reader's mind.Read More
Title : Beyond Shirdi: Stories of the Living Presence of Sai BabaIn this set of Shirdi stories the author presents the incidents in which the devotees had experienced the grace of Baba under trying situations, testifying to them Baba's living presence. Read More
Title : Rosary of SaintsMeera Sashital has collected all information about several saints, not only from India but also from other places. Thus Jesus Christ, Zoroastra, Rahim rub shoulders with Chokhamela, Kabir Madhavacharya, Tulsidas and others. There are 77 personalities from different parts of the world who lived at different times. According to M V Kamath who wrote the foreword to the book, a saint is one who is good, who is totally devoted to God and unremittingly caring towards fellow human beings. They need not always perform miracles or be philosophers. The author says that a saint is one who has had God realisation, one who is pure in heart, devoid of lust, greed, egoism and anger. He is tolerant, righteous, has universal love for all, has attained spiritual wisdom and knowledge. The book includes thirteen women saints like Mirabai, Muktabai, Vasuki, Sakhubai, Bahinabai and others.Read More
Title : Raaga in Krishna BlueThe book is a collection of forty highly emotional and deeply intoxicated poems on love for Krishna. The writer is almost a mixture of Gopi Radha and Bhaktha Meera in her dreams for and obsession with Sri Krishna. The poems speak of her yearning for the darshan of Lord Krishna, of her dreams of him appearing to her in person and reciprocating her love. Each poem is an expression of the deep rooted yearning for the God. Read More
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