In India it is said that there is a goddess in every village, a nymph in every lake. It is a land of demonesses, ogresses, celestial virgins, mysterious apsaras and seductive yakshinis, terrifying dak...

The Oracle of Rama shows us how we can make karmically appropriate choices so that we can live a life of joy and fulfillment, states Deepak Chopra. The Oracle of Rama uses the insights of Tulsidas, o...

Chosen and with a biography by Swami Nikhilananda. Includes Jnana-Yoga, Raja-Yoga, Karma-Yoga, Bhakti-Yoga, Inspired Talks, the Chicago Addresses, 18 miscellaneous lectures, 8 poems and 70 letters. Il...

Gangaji, an awakened American woman, shares the immediate opportunity of self-realization and the potential for discovering true peace in this moment. Transcribed directly from her meetings with peopl...

With this hymn, one worships sri lalita devi, the union of siva and sakti and supreme goddess of hinduism, through a thousand names arranged in a metrical framework. Each name is a mantra. The entire ...

In her second volume of satsang, Gangaji exposes the root of all suffering, illuminating the peace that is permanently present. For those who have questions about the search for enlightenment, being i...

Gangaji offers you the deepest inspiration and support for living life in true freedom, in compassion, in surrender, and in full, conscious recognition of the truth of your Being, freed from the core ...

Vastu is a hands-on design system based on the ancient wisdom of the Hindu Vedas. It is the sister science of yoga and ayurveda. This practical guide explains how to create a natural decor and achi...

Born of the Hindu understanding of universal forces that informs yoga, vaastu is the human expression of life's impulse to harmonize itself with the cosmos. Its codified tenets were destroyed in medie...

"Rooted in Vedic philosophy, Vastu Vidya, which literally means "dwelling science," is an ancient Indian practice which is thought by many to pre-date Feng Shui. Lavishly illustrated with drawings and...

"After thirty years of seeking liberation, James Braha had nearly given up hope on finding fulfillment. His mind began to change, however, when he encountered the Hindu/Vedic philosophy of non-duality...