Vedic Knowledge
Traditionally, the study of Vedic
knowledge is organized according to a precise order,
starting with the most
authoritative classical texts,
defined as the prasthana traya:
Bhagavad gita, Upanishad and Vedanta sutra.
This fundamental study is also
supported by other extremely important texts, such as the Puranas,
compiled by Vyasadeva himself for the purpose of facilitating the
understanding of the prasthana traya.
Bhagavad
gita
Bhagavad gita is the shortest text (only 700 verses), the simplest and
clearest of all scriptures. Although it contains all the knowledge that
is required for
spiritual realization, can be understood easily.
Our explanations to the text are meant especially to remove possible
misconceptions due to pre-existent cultural superimpositions
in the
student's background.
Besides the elaborate commentaries, we have prepared a
quick-consultation version,
that affords a wider view and an easier focus on the dialogue thread.
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Prasnottara ratna malika
The
famous series of questions and answers on the fundamental principles of
spiritual life, presented by Adi Shankara, with transliteration,
translation and commentary
by Mataji Parama karuna Devi.
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The
present work is aimed at giving a
complete view of the Bhagavata
Purana (all its 12 cantos) and its thread of narration, and translates
almost word to word those passages that report the events and the
general information among the 18,000 total verses of the entire text,
merely avoiding repetitions.
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The
Life of Krishna Chaitanya
The
first volume of a series on Sri Krishna Chaitanya, the famous spiritual
personality that is at the origin of the Gaudiya Vaishnava movement.
This work is the result of almost 40 years of intense personal
research, of which 22 were spent in India and especially in Puri.
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Puri,
the Home of Lord Jagannatha
A
comprehensive pilgrimage guide to Jagannatha Puri and Purushottama
kshetra, including maps of the temple and the locations of the most
prominent temples and mathas.
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Introduction to Vedic
Knowledge
A simple, clear, complete and
well-structured manual, giving an eagle view over the categories
in the
vast collection of the Vedic scriptures.
Special attention was given to the
practical applications of Vedic knowledge and the history of the study
of Vedic knowledge both in India and in the West.
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We
have
no objections against the idea that some ancient civilizations, and
particularly Vedic India,
had some form of advanced technology, or contacts
with non-human species or species from other worlds.
In fact there are numerous genuine texts from the Indian tradition that
contain data on this subject:
the problem is that such texts are often incorrectly or inaccurately
quoted by some authors to support theories
that are opposite to the teachings explicitly presented
in those same original texts.
This book is meant to correct such misconceptions,
and to present the perspective that we could call "orthodox",
in the sense that it strictly respects the correctness of the original
Hindu texts (from the Greek orthos, "correct").
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The
movement known as Hindu Resurgence, Hindu Awakening or Hindu
Renaissance has become increasingly noticeable, and there is a distinct
effort to liberate Hinduism from the definitions and limitations
imposed by the domination of hostile outsiders.
However, confusion and lack of proper information are still serious
obstacles on the path of proper understanding and realisation.
India, or as it was called in ancient times, Bharata Varsha, has an
immense potential that can be materialised simply by returning to the
correct original perspective of the golden Vedic civilisation that is
the natural heritage of all Indians and in fact of all human beings.
The Rig Veda samhita (9.63.5) points us in the correct direction:
Krinvanto visvam aryam, "Let everyone become arya".
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Vegetarian world cooking
(second edition)
A
thrilling and tasty journey around the world to experience
new flavors and new techniques, and to know more about the ways of
living and thinking of peoples from different cultures, and to discover
the foundations of human culture all over the planet.
By preparing and savoring the most famous and characteristic
international specialties you will be able to better understand
and appreciate the different components of the big human family, living
on a planet that becomes smaller every day, thanks to the developments
of communications and constant cultural and economic exchanges.
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