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The book expounds the ancient philosophy of Vedanta. It presents the eternal principles of life and living. Living is a technique that needs to be learnt and practised by one and all. The technique provides the formula for remaining active all through life while maintaining inner peace. It helps one develop a powerful intellect to meet the challenges of the world. Above all, the Treatise helps one evolve spiritually. It provides the knowledge and guidance to reach the ultimate in human perfection. The goal of Self-realisation.

The lack of intellect has caused the mind’s attachment to spouses, children, wealth, religion, practically everything. The virus of attachment has reached epidemic proportions and the world is in a state of emergency. Yet none seems to recognise the problem, much less tackle it. The solution lies in a concerted effort worldwide to resurrect the fallen intellect. A powerful intellect alone would destroy the virus and generate peace and harmony in the society.

Stress, depression, disease in individuals and militancy, vandalism, terrorism in societies is threatening humanity with extinction. The book traces back the source of this impending disaster to the continual neglect of the human intellect. It highlights the fundamental difference between intelligence and intellect. Intelligence is acquired from schools and universities while the intellect is developed through one’s personal effort in thinking, reasoning, questioning before accepting anything. The book is designed to develop the intellect and save humanity from self-destruction.

With all the technological and economic progress, the world is still infested with stress and strain. The ancient Indian philosophy of Vedanta presents a practical, time-tested solution. Enables you to achieve success without stress, harmony in relationships and purpose in life. In this podcast, renowned philosopher and best-selling author Swami A. Parthasarathy, acclaimed as the greatest living exponent of Vedanta, answers questions on life and living. ”Living is an art, a skill, a technique. You need to learn and practise it as you would to play a musical instrument or fly an aircraft.”

The form and function of a sprinting cheetah are quite unlike those of a rooted tree. A human being is very different from a bacterium or a zebra. The living world is a realm of dazzling variety, yet a shared set of physical principles shapes the forms and behaviors of every creature in it. So Simple a Beginning shows how the emerging new science of biophysics is transforming our understanding of life on Earth and enabling potentially lifesaving but controversial technologies such as gene editing, artificial organ growth, and ecosystem engineering.

What happens when desire does not disappear with age, discipline, or morality—but transforms? Rabia · Sophia · Turīya is an unflinching exploration of the anima across cultures, dreams, and lived experience. Drawing from Jungian psychology, Vedic philosophy, and Islamic mysticism, this book traces a man’s inner journey through desire, restraint, exposure, and the arrival of the Fourth—Rabia, Sophia, Turīya. Beginning where most books hesitate to start, with sexuality and longing, it follows the anima as she appears first as erotic disturbance, then as moral tension, then as ...

This novel is about one of the most ungodlike but lovable divine characters in mythology anywhere. It takes off from where the rest of the legends about Krishna stop. Krishna is shown here more as the human avatara he assumes rather than the God behind the avatar.

தமிழ் இலக்கிய வரலாற்று ஆசிரியர்கள் விரிவாக எழுதாததும், கடல் கொண்டு மறைத்த மிகப் பழங்காலத்தைச் சேர்ந்ததுமான ஒரு சூழ்நிலையில் இந்தக் கதை நிகழ்கிறது.

Astrology is more than signs and symbols—it’s a mirror of the soul’s evolution. In The Twelvefold Path: Astrology, Archetypes, and the Alchemy of Self, Parthasarathy Vinukonda reveals the deeper psychological and mythological truths behind each zodiac sign. Blending Jungian archetypes with cross-cultural myths, this transformative guide shows how the zodiac can illuminate your journey toward wholeness. Each chapter explores: The archetypal essence of each sign—from Aries the Warrior to Pisces the Mystic Mythological links to gods, heroes, and spiritual traditions from around the ...

Deals with the basic concepts associated with the running of a business such as Value Systems, Work Ethics, Stress Management, Productivity, Leadership and Time Management. Also analyses one’s relationship with the world at large. The emphasis is on self-development through study and reflection of the higher values of life rather than correcting the external world. Towards the end the book highlights a human being’s role in achieving the ultimate management by gaining identity with one’s own Self.

Stars Within: The 27 Nakshatras as Jungian Archetypes of the Inner Cosmos This book was not planned—it emerged. It arose from late-night contemplations, dreams, and the silent pull of the stars. For years, I was drawn to the mystical language of the Nakshatras, the 27 lunar mansions of Vedic astrology. At the same time, I felt a kinship with Jungian psychology, especially its exploration of the Shadow, the Anima, the Self, and the process of Individuation. As I studied these two seemingly separate systems, something stirred in my consciousness. I began to see patterns—archetypes ...

The human race has accepted the word God unquestionably from time immemorial. Which has resulted in an avalanche of diverse faiths warring with each other. To circumvent this and present the true nature of God the thesis provides adequate literature. God is the supreme Self, a Sakshi, a detached Witness of activities of the body, mind and intellect. A role in beings which fits in with that of petrol in vehicles. Petrol is a sakshi which activates vehicles while witnessing the best or worst of their performances.

*What if a time-tested secret formula followed by business giants was available for you to take your company to exceptional heights? One that makes a few companies achieve outstanding results for centuries despite all obstacles of pandemics & world wars. * What if you could create a legendary brand like Apple or Nike? And be recognised the world over and create a legacy? * Do you constantly feel you are capable of multiple times more but are unable to figure out how? * Wouldn’t it be amazing if you could unlock the secret code to re-program your subconscious mind, the prime driver of our ...

Why do so many dreams involve trains, buses, flights, missed connections, and unfamiliar journeys? In Journeys of the Psyche, Parthasarathy V explores travel dreams not as symbols of escape, but as precise psychological maps drawn by the unconscious. Grounded in Jungian psychology and illustrated through carefully selected dream sequences, this book shows how the psyche uses movement to communicate timing, readiness, ethical restraint, ancestral weight, authority, and individuation. From crowded train compartments and missed flights to reversed journeys, flying escapes, and quiet ...

Police and Thief: Jung, Dreams, Law, and the Inner Court of Justice is a rigorous Jungian exploration of recurring dream symbols involving police, thieves, courts, authority, and judgment. Drawing on decades of recorded dreams, this book examines how the psyche responds when external systems of law, recognition, and justice fail to account for lived integrity. Police and thieves appear not as moral stereotypes, but as archetypal functions—investigation and transgression, order and displacement—through which the unconscious tests conscience. Across heist dreams, courtroom scenes, ...

What if the Ramayana was more than just an ancient tale of good versus evil? What if each character mirrored a cosmic archetype, rooted in the Nakshatras—the lunar constellations of Vedic astrology? In "Ramayana Through the Nakshatras: Archetypes of Light and Shadow", the timeless Indian epic is reimagined through a celestial, psychological, and symbolic lens. Each of the 27 chapters is dedicated to a Nakshatra, aligning it with a key character or turning point in the Ramayana. The result is a layered exploration of the soul's journey, revealing karmic knots, ancestral truths, inner ...

Not Fortune, Not Luck: The Real Bhrigu Bindu — Why Bhrigu Bindu Only Works for Venus-Enabled Souls challenges the most common misunderstanding in modern Vedic astrology: the idea that Bhrigu Bindu (BB) is a “destiny point,” a “fortune point,” or a shortcut for predicting money, marriage, fame, or luck. This book says the opposite. Bhrigu Bindu does not give fortune. It does not give lottery. It does not guarantee success. It does not activate in most charts. It is not a universal technique. BB is a sensitive Nadi activation point that belongs to the Śukra (Venus) / Bhṛgu ...

What if you discovered you're not who you think you are? You are consciousness itself, temporarily dreaming you're a separate individual seeking enlightenment. This groundbreaking exploration reveals how ancient wisdom, modern psychology, and quantum physics all point to the same shocking truth: reality is a collectively authored script where we're all playing characters while having forgotten we're the cosmic author. From the Vedantic concept of Brahman as the Universal Dreamer to Jung's collective unconscious, from Avatar's mythological depths to WWE's archetypal theater, "The Avatar ...

Ojo izquierdo de Horus: Una historia de redención es una narración india contemporánea con espina mítica: la vida cotidiana contada con la claridad de una parábola y la humildad de la práctica. Combina: Una voz cercana: directa, cálida, práctica. El camino de quien trabaja: empleos, facturas, familia y la heroica discreción de presentarse. Una columna simbólica sutil: pérdida que se vuelve mirada interior, desierto que se vuelve río, herida que se vuelve sabiduría. Herramientas, no sermones: cómo pelear sin romperse; cómo irse sin amargura; cómo quedarse cuando quedarse es ...

Dialogues with the Feminine is a literary exploration of a man’s inner life as revealed through dreams, restraint, and delayed love. Drawing gently on Jung’s idea of the anima, the book traces an arc from early bodily confusion, through years of dialogue without consummation, disturbance, and finally a quiet maturity where love appears without urgency. Blending dream records with reflective prose, it examines how eros can exist without possession, how attraction can remain symbolic, and how love sometimes arrives late—not as compensation, but as recognition. This is not a guidebook or...