Books

A Hindi commentary on Sri Namashtakam, exploring the glory of the holy name, by Dr. Keshav Anand Das.

An English verse-by-verse reflection on Sri Namashtakam and the glories of the holy name by Dr. Keshav Anand Das.

"Nectar Drops", A Journey through the Heart of Krishna Consciousness, unveils the profound interplay of philosophy and devotion in the quest for divine love. This enlightening tome intricately weaves together aspects of preaching, discrimination, and the ultimate pursuit of life's spiritual goals. It offers a nuanced, thought-provoking guide to embracing and understanding the essence of devotion, illuminating the path to a deeper, more fulfilling spiritual experience.

"Mighty Efforts" is a book that aims to help readers establish the principles of pure devotion in a world of religious chaos where love of God is often reduced to sentimentalism and selfish desires. The book provides spiritual insights on service, mercy, renunciation, and philosophy to guide readers towards unalloyed devotion to the Lord. It is a must-read for anyone who wants to become serious in devotion and understand God with logic and reason.

The goal of philosophy is to achieve liberation and eternal happiness, but to do so, one must understand their own system of thought. Criticizing other ideas that are not in line with one's own beliefs is of little benefit, but it is important to criticize crazy ideas to protect the truth-seekers from anti-Vedic beliefs. Refuting crazy ideas brings peace and sanity to the world and helps steer truth-seekers in the right direction. Get your copy today!

The goal of philosophy is to achieve liberation and eternal happiness, but to do so, one must understand their own system of thought. Criticizing other ideas that are not in line with one's own beliefs is of little benefit, but it is important to criticize crazy ideas to protect the truth-seekers from anti-Vedic beliefs. Refuting crazy ideas brings peace and sanity to the world and helps steer truth-seekers in the right direction. This book is written in Hindi language.

The book "Pagalpanti" argues that those who desire liberation and eternal happiness should focus on understanding their own philosophy rather than criticizing other ideas. However, ideas that are completely wrong and potentially harmful should be criticized to protect seekers of truth from falling for them. The book provides logical and systematic refutation of prevalent crazy ideas to bring peace and sanity to the confused and chaotic world.

The book "Guru Kaun" provides guidance to distinguish between a bona fide guru and an impostor in an age of many false gurus. It lists symptoms of a bona fide guru and a bona fide disciple, as without the latter, real knowledge cannot manifest. The book also describes the characteristics of an impostor or fake guru. It is important to recognize and accept a bona fide guru, and various duties of the disciple towards the guru (before and after initiation) are also fully described in the book.