Hindi Publications

Hands to work and mind to God. How should we practically follow this discipline of karmayoga?

An in-depth discussion of the apparent philosophical differences between the paths of jnana and the bhakti and the differences between the bliss of the Impersonal God and the bliss of divine love.

The unanimous verdict of all the scriptures is that bhakti is the ultimate attainment. One must practice devotion to attain God’s grace; then he will attain His most intimate power, divine love.

The reason for God possessing two forms – Personal and Impersonal – is discussed followed by the secret behind His descension in this world.

What are the characteristics of the path of knowledge, who is eligible to follow it, and can it take us to our supreme goal?

The performance of duties as prescribed in the Vedas according to one’s caste and stage in life is called karma. What are its four intricacies, its consequences and who is eligible to follow it?

In addition to our devotional practice, we need to know how to avoid the impediments that block or negate our spiritual progress. What are they and what must we do?

After detaching the mind from the world and before surrendering it to God, there is need of a divine entity, without whom one cannot attain God. That entity is called a God-realised Saint.

The nature of the soul, material world and detachment is discussed because our misunderstanding of these three things prevent our mind from surrendering to God. Once we realise that we are a divine entity and that material pleasures can never satisfy us, then we can redirect our attachment from the world to God.

Without God’s grace no one can know God. What must be done to receive it?

Though God is beyond our material mind, intellect, and senses, yet many Saints have realised Him. How?

What is the nature of God and how can one know Him? Why is it said that He is beyond our understanding?