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Resetting the Alarm in Long COVID is a calm, evidence-informed, and patient-focused audiobook for people living with persistent symptoms after COVID-19—especially those who feel unheard, confused, or unsure why their body has not returned to normal.

Step onto the battlefield of Kurukṣetra — not as a warrior, but as a seeker. This is not just a podcast about the Bhagavad-gītā. It’s a divine conversation — as it was spoken — between the Supreme Lord Kṛṣṇa and His devotee Arjuna, delivered with crystal clarity by Śrīla Prabhupāda’s timeless commentary. Each episode unveils the Gītā’s eternal wisdom: the soul’s immortality, the art of selfless action, the path of pure devotion, and the ultimate truth — that Kṛṣṇa is the source of all. No interpretations. No speculation. Just the original message — ...

Parvathi is one of the three primary goddesses of the Hindu Tridevi, and the consort and divine lover of Lord Shiva. She is also the mother of Lord Kartikeya and Lord Ganesha. This book explores all of Parvathi's many aspects, from her gentle and nurturing side to her fierce and protective form. It offers a deeper understanding of this complex and fascinating goddess, and provides readers with practical guidance on how to connect with her divine energy. Whether you are a seasoned Hindu practitioner or a newcomer to the faith, Parvathi: The Mother Goddess is a valuable resource for anyone ...

Dhumavati: The Hindu Goddess of Wisdom and Transformation Unlock the mysteries of the Seventh Mahavidya. Embrace the Crone archetype, master the art of detachment, and find spiritual liberation in the Great Void. In the sacred landscape of Hindu Mythology, few figures are as enigmatic as Goddess Dhumavati. Often depicted as a widow dressed in black with a garland of skulls around her neck, she represents the void, the dark night, and the end of life. While many fear her imagery, Dhumavati is a powerful guide for those seeking Shadow Work and deep spiritual evolution. In this comprehensive ...

Kalidasa: The Great Poet and Playwright of Ancient India is a concise non-fiction book that explores the life and work of one of the most celebrated poets and playwrights in Indian history. Kalidasa's work is known for its beauty, insight, and enduring relevance. His plays and poems are still performed and studied today, and his influence can be seen in a wide range of fields, from literature and art to philosophy and religion. This book provides a comprehensive overview of Kalidasa's body of work, including his famous plays Abhijnanashakuntalam and Vikramōrvaśīyam, as well as his epic ...

The Upanishads are all composed in Sanskrit and every word in Sanskrit has multiple meanings and translators and commentators have interpreted the words and terms differently. One can read and study the Upanishads for many reasons. It could be to complete one’s understanding of Vedic literature from a historical or intellectual standpoint, or to understand Brahman and gain liberation. Which Upanishad should one begin with, or should one proceed directly to the Brahma Sutra and their innumerable commentaries? Here, we introduce the reader to several compilations of the Upanishads, many of ...

The God Agni, the holy Fire, is the primary expression of consciousness. He is the ultimate, unchanging, and inextinguishable consciousness that endures through and beyond all changes, the flame that never dies, even in the deepest darkness; he is the force that moves everything, the fundamental light and energy that lies behind all transformations. In this book we introduce the reader to the spiritual and theological significance of Agni, and examine select verses from the Rig Veda dedicated to him.

We briefly examine the theological conceptions of Father, Mother, son, and daughter in the Vedas. We expand upon the translations of select Rig Vedic verses. These showcase the anthropomorphic relation and reverence for divinity within the conceived context of ancient Vedic civilization. Beyond the bounds of time, these Hymns call out to remind us of the ultimate purpose of existence and Human existence.

The goddess Sri, also known as Lakshmi, has been worshiped in Hindu religion from pre-Buddhist times. One among the Tri-Devis or three principal Goddesses of Hinduism, She is one of the most well-known deities in Hindu mythology. She has a large body of mythology and is still extensively adored by Hindus of all castes across India. Here we introduce the reader to the origins, history, mythology and theology associated with Sri Lakshmi.

This book on Tantra introduces the main factors of the Inner Tantric Yoga, including Shakti as the power of the Goddess, Shiva as the Supreme Deity of awareness, the Devatas or Gods and Goddesses as the universal cosmic powers, and the higher realities of Atman and Brahman, the Supreme Self and the Absolute. It includes a deeper examination of what Yoga and Tantric Yoga is, and how it works on all aspects of our being.

It is widely acknowledged that Hinduism is one of the world's major religious traditions. Yet, this is only partially true. Although while it is one of the most widespread religions, Hinduism really encompasses a wide range of traditions that all have origins in the Indian sub-continent. Hinduism requires a disclaimer because, although being a single worldwide religion, it is really a conglomeration of several systems that share certain characteristics. These religions also go by the identities Vaishnavism, Shaivism, and Shaktism among others. This book seeks to re-examine the evolving ...

In Reshaping Art, T. M. Krishna examines what art is and how we can harness its power to make ourselves and our communities open and sensitive. Well known for his attempts to break Karnatik music out of its high-caste confines, the author takes us through a journey of understanding what art means to different groups of people and the ways in which we all create and enjoy it.

Unleash the Fierce and Transformative Power of the Divine Feminine The Mahavidyas are ten cosmic goddesses who embody the raw power of the divine feminine. They are Kali, Tara, Tripura Sundari, Bhuvaneshvari, Bhairavi, Chinnamasta, Dhumavati, Bagalamukhi, Matangi, and Kamala. Each goddess has her own unique mythology, iconography, and rituals of worship. The Mighty Mahavidyas is a comprehensive exploration of these powerful goddesses. It covers their origins in Vedic and Tantric scriptures, their myths and legends, and the growing rituals and practices of Tantric Goddess worship in ...

Daily articles from January 2012 “Consciousness of the material body means spiritual consciousness expressed through the medium of a material body. This consciousness is inferior, destructible and perverted. But superconsciousness of the supramind in the spiritual plane is as good as the spirit soul and is never annihilated.” (Shrila Prabhupada, Shrimad Bhagavatam, 1.6.4 Purport) A Very Joyous Meeting Pushing The Rock The Time Is Now Krishna The Person Joyful Respect A Cultured Upbringing All The Shots I Take Binding In Love Showering Nectar Daily Reminder For The Team I Love You Man ...

Journey from Life to Life demystifies the underlying principles of life and death, one of the world’s most thought-about existential questions. Dr. Krishna Bhatta meets Western listeners where they are, providing an accessible, easy entry into even the most sophisticated aspects of Eastern teachings.

The four Vedic Samhitas (Rig Veda, Sama Veda, Yajur Veda, and Atharva Veda) are Hindus' most revered writings. .The Vedic Samhitas are typically regarded as shruti, or divinely given. 'Shruti' literally means 'that which is heard,' therefore the composers 'heard' these passages, given to them from some holy source. The Samhitas themselves tell diverse stories about their mysterious origins. In this book we overview and examine the ritualistic context, content, and meaning of the four Samhitas.

In November of 1978, while on a visit to New York to speak at the United Nations, Gopi Krishna was interviewed by Dr. Louis Rogers, author of numerous books and publisher of Inner Paths magazine. The interview covered a wide range of topics, including the personal experience of kundalini, meditation, mantras, miracles, psychic phenomena, and the most effective way to achieve success in a spiritual practice.

Principal among the Tridevi or three fundamental Goddesses of Hinduism, Lakshmi is the benevolent and gracious Mother Goddess of wealth, power, beauty, fertility, good fortune, fame, abundance, and prosperity. We examine the spiritual and theological essence of Lakshmi, lessons from her mythology. We also attempt to understand her attributes, disposition, purpose, and character, and how best to recognize Her living manifest nature while worshiping and communing with Her through mantras, meditation, contemplation, occult practices, and rituals.

Intrigued by India's unique genius for peaceful cohabitation and innovative co-prosperity? Discover how Hinduism's modern manifestations through its Gurus and spirituality transcend mundane nationalism and superficiality. In this book, you'll explore the personalities, organizations, and ideologies that are shaping Hinduism today. Learn about the diverse ways in which Hindus are embracing modernity while upholding their ancient faith's principles of peace, cooperation, and respect for all. Gain a deeper understanding of Hinduism's role in India's vibrant and ever-evolving society. Discover ...

Often confused with Lakshmi in Hinduism, Kamala, or Kamalatmika, the lotus Goddess, is one among the ten Mahavidyas or Tantric Goddess that form a part of the Shakta pantheon. She is also known as Kamalalaya or the one who dwells in lotuses. She is considered to be the Tantric characterization of the goddess of prosperity, Lakshmi. In Shaktism, she is represented as the Devi in the fullness of her graceful aspect. She is believed to be the tenth and the last Mahavidya. She is also considered to be the last form of the goddess Adi Parashakti. The aim of this short book is to introduce the ...