An inspirational journey unveiling the life lessons of Guru Amar Das Ji—a radiant soul and the third Guru of Sikhism, who served from 1552 to 1574. He played a transformative role in shaping Sikh society and teachings
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"SONG OF MATA SITA" is a classic reinterpretation through the lens of young author Palak Chauhan, adhering to the scriptures of the epic Ramayana and umpteenth classic scriptures. Blessings and well-wishers of her adorable spiritual Gurus, along with beloved and intimate ones, made this stint of lore into reality.
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While there are ample reiterates, resays, and "as is" versions available in the market, "Wisdom Tales from GITA" By Deepak Bharwani is a unique attempt to share Knowledge of Bhagawan Krishna's GITA through a charming weave of distinctive animals.
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Deepam Chatterjee’s Epic Katha is composed of eight sections, each containing derivative stories from the Vedas, Puranas (Devi, Shiva, and others), Upanishads, Ramayana, and Mahabharata. These stories aren’t just echoes of the past, they offer timeless insights into the world we live in.
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Ishavasya Upanishad is considered the first Upanishad in the Vedic structure. Its beautiful and profound name means "the Upanishad of the all-pervading God." The uniqueness of this sacred text is that it skillfully resolves contrary viewpoints that provides the wisdom for achieving a harmonious balance among the dimensions of life.
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Undefeatable Krishna by bestselling author Shubha Vilas brings to life a Krishna you’ve never seen before—not just the divine charioteer of the Mahabharata, but a timeless guide, strategist, and friend for our modern world. Krishna remains undefeated—not only in battle, but in wisdom, compassion, and clarity.
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Indian Philosophies Rediscovered: Ancient Wisdom, Modern Relevance embarks on a journey down the memory lane of ancient India, aiming to reawaken the depth and richness of its philosophical legacy. It offers an engaging exploration of India’s philosophical systems and the thinkers behind them, illuminating the often-overlooked contributions of Indian thought
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"To the Beginning of the End of Karma" is an anecdote that is broadly classified as Cause and Creation, Method and Manifestation, and a course of action. Meetu's book is an ideal choice for karmic knowledge seekers, as the exegesis is unrivalled and engrossing.
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This book is an articulated note by Trinity Ibrena, who wishes to share her life lessons, learning, affirmations, and reflections. The author accoutred inspiration, empowerment, repartee, and sagacity. Author chose to supply the insights in an innovative style that not only kept readers interested but also enthralled.
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Blending evocative writing with striking photography, Huyler invites readers beyond the familiar tourist spots into the intricate, colorful weave of everyday Indian life. Through portraits of artisans, farmers, storytellers, and spiritual seekers, he shines a light on the resilience, creativity, and quiet perseverance that pulse through the country’s villages & towns.