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9788175976245
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Know What You Have
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Swami Chinmayananda
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A common problem adolescents face is the lack of clarity which impedes their moving forward in life. It is the ability to focus on what one has and to use it to gain what they want that enables us to evolve and grow. In Know What You Have, Swami Chinmayananda, succinctly essays a series of articles on the human personality, the instruments that help us think and act; the mind and the intellect, and how to maximize its potential. It is a guide to both teens and their parents as to how the most influential time of an individual is to be lived. |
CCMT
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2014
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2
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84
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65
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9788175976276
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Not Too Loose, Not Too Tight
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Swamini Vimalananda
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THE GOLDEN MEAN After a life in the lap of royal luxury, the day of reckoning arrived. Prince Siddhartha, left his home, his family and the security of his palace to become an ascetic in the forest. He hardly ate or slept. One day hshy;shy;shy;e fell into a partial swoon. In that semi-conscious state, he heard an interesting conversation. A novice was asking his teacher, ldquo;Master, how am I to tune my veena (an Indian musical instrument, here symbolising the human personality)?; The teacher replied, ldquo;Son, tune not the veena too tight - the strings would break. And don't string them too loose, for then they would not create musicrdquo;. With this new insight, Siddhartha rose, revived himself with a meal and sat refreshed under the bodhi tree to meditate with new resolve. And thus the Buddha was born. This 'Golden Mean', which has since become one of the pillars of the Buddhist way of life, had made all the difference. NOT TOO LOOSE, NOT TOO TIGHT, JUST RIGHT This is what this pocket book is all about! It teaches you to strike the right balance in life and often it makes all the difference between a life of mediocrity and one of success.shy;shy;shy; |
CCMT
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2014
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2
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104
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50
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9788175976238
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Adharsha Jeevan With Cd
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Swami Tejomayananda
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For each one of us, life is a journey, variously interspersed with occasions that bring joy, progress, good will, sorrow, and a sense of gratitude for all blessings we have received. Adarsh Jivan is a compilation of Samskrta verses that mark such occasions in our lives. These have been composed and set to music by Pujya Guruji Swami Tejomayananda, with characteristic lyricism and Vedantic wisdom. They hold up a mirror to the ups and downs we all go through in life's journey. The commentary on these verses, also by Swami Tejomayananda, comes in the form of a simple story that leads us through the lives of two individuals, you and me. |
CCMT
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2014
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1
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97
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110
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9788175976252
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Nirvana Shatkam
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Swami Tejomayananda
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The Six Verses of Meditation and Realisation - negate what I am not so that I can own what I truly am. 'I am Bliss Absolute, the very embodiment of Auspiciousness' - is the refrain that reverberates in our hearts as we read and meditate on this lovely commentary by Swami Tejomayananda. |
CCMT
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2014
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2
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52
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40
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9788175976306
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Go Hanuman! Go!
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Swamini Supriyananda
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Go Hanuman Go! reveals the secret to hanuman's greatness, and holds out to its young audience a formula for them to fully realise their own potential, using hanuman as their model and mentor. It is a fun-filled, interactive story that brings the much-loved hero to life in the reader's mind and heart. Chinmaya Bala Kathais a series of children's book that seek to inspire as they educate and entertain. They aim to build firm foundation of virtues and values, coupled with dynamism and enthusiasm, to enable children to grow and live with joy, success and fulfilment. |
CCMT
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2014
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1
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36
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170
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9788175976344
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Hanumans Big Gig
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Swamini Supriyananda
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In the magnificent epic, The Ramayana, no other character stands out as strikingly as Hanuman. The valiant Monkey Chief has universal appeal as natural hero. Hanuman's love and sincerity are as strong as his valour. Hanuman's Big Gig is a unique story depicting Hanuman's humility and deep devotion, in the encounter with Krishna and Narad Muni. This story is adapted from the folktales. Chinmaya Bala Katha is a series of children's books that to inspire as they educate and entertain. They aim to build a firm foundation of virtues and values, coupled with dynamism and enthusiasm, to enable children to grow and live with joy, success and fulfilment. |
CCMT
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2014
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1
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40
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180
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9788175976429
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Bodha Sara
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SwamiTejomayananda
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It is the Infinite Truth which is the Self of all, often referred to as God. The Vedas reveal it and the Smṛtis, Itihāsas and Purāṇas elaborate on it. Saints and sages have composed books and songs on it and countless have discoursed on it. It requires time and patience to go through the plethora of literature available which can be also highly scholastic and pedantic. Bodha Sāra is an attempt to bring out the essence of Vedāntika Knowledge in three short verses - resulting from Swami Tejomayananda's reflection in solitude. This book answers as it questions, how we too through Vedānta can unfold from being seekers to the sought - Infinite Happiness. Swami Tejomayananda is an outstanding teacher of Vedanta, with a profound depth beneath his simplicity and humility. He has a simple conviction - to fortify, strengthen and actualise the vision of his Guru, Swami Chinmayananda. Swamiji has written commentaries on many Vedantic texts and authored many original compositions on Vedanta and Bhakti (Devotion). He is the current head of Chinmaya Mission - a global spiritual organisation with more than 250 centres worldwide. |
CCMT
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2014
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1
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36
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35
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9788175976528
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Sukhi Jeevanachi Sutre
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Swami Tejomayananda
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Many in this world are
merely 'existing', some 'surviving', a few really 'living', a rare few
'living happily' and the rarest, 'outliving life' itself. 'Tips for Happy
Living' shows practical ways of how to live happily and outlive life. Pujya
Guruji Swami Tejomayananda's easy-to-remember 'sutras' and easy-to-follow
commentary can effortlessly transform us from the 'ordinary' to the
'extra-ordinary'. This book is a translation of Tips for Happy Living
(English) Swami Tejomayananda is an outstanding teacher of Vedanta, with a
profound depth beneath his simplicity and humility. He has a simple
conviction - to fortify, strengthen and actualise the vision of his Guru,
Swami Chinmayananda. Swamiji has written commentaries on many Vedantic texts
and authored many original compositions on Vedanta and Bhakti (Devotion). He
is the current head of Chinmaya Mission - a global spiritual organisation
with more than 250 centres worldwide.
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CCMT
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2014
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1
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116
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70
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9788175976443
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Buddhi Bear (Tales-1)
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Swami Mitrananda, Rohini Manohar & Pankti Shanghvi
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In "Buddhi Bear", Swatman is torn between his two bear friends, Buddhi and Manas. We face the same problem in our lives. We are frequently torn between the conflict of the mind (manas) and the intellect (buddhi), and more oftern than not, we yield to the soft and easy option of the mind rather than listen to the saner voice of the intellect, which would in the long run, be much more rewarding. The mind is our friend when it is under the control of the intellect and an enemy when it is not! Cradle Connections are more than just mere stories. For a child, these brilliantly simple tales will inspire them with positive values and for the adult; they contain profound lessons from the enriching philosophy of Vedanta. If understood well, these stories can prove to be inspirational material for deep reflection when the child evolves to an adult. |
CCMT
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2014
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1
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12
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95
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9788175976450
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The Winning Race (Tales-2)
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Swami Mitrananda, Rohini Manohar & Pankti Shanghvi
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In this Story we find Swatman caught between listening to
Shreyas the horse and Preyas the fox. In Hindu philosophy, Shreyas represents
the good path whilst Preyas represents the pleasant path. Preyas is that
which attacts us even at first sight because it can give us immediate
pleasure. However it may not give us true happiness and peace that we hanker
for in the long run.
Cradle Connections are more than just mere stories. For a child, these brilliantly simple tales will inspire them with positive values and for the adult; they contain profound lessons from the enriching philosophy of Vedanta. If understood well, these stories can prove to be inspirational material for deep reflection when the child evolves to an adult |
CCMT
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2014
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1
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16
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95
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9788175976467
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Swan The Saviour (Tales-3)
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Swami Mitrananda, Rohini Manohar & Pankti Shanghvi
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Swatman get influenced by his two friends, Rajas and Tamas and nearly misses his boat to school until his friend sattva comes to the rescue. We too are influenced by the interplay of the three qualities of the mind - Sattva, Rajas and Tamas. Sattva depicts the clear and tranquil mind with noble traits while Rajas symbolises agitation and compulsive activity. Tamas on the other hand signifies lethargy, procrastination and pessimism which are all symbolic of a negative mind. These qualities influence our state of mind at any given time. With Sattva, we can be guided in the right direction, be free from all influences and board the ship M.V. Gunateet. Cradle Connections are more than just mere stories. For a child, these brilliantly simple tales will inspire them with positive values and for the adult; they contain profound lessons from the enriching philosophy of Vedanta. If understood well, these stories can prove to be inspirational material for deep reflection when the child evolves to an adult. |
CCMT
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2014
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1
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20
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105
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9788175976474
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The Five Rides (Tales-4)
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Swami Mitrananda, Rohini Manohar & Pankti Shanghvi
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In Hindu philosophy, the five senses are denoted by the terms -
shabda (sound), sparsha (touch), rupa (sight), rasa (taste) and gandha
(smell). In "the Five Rides", the senses are portrayed as
characters who enchant our little Swatman. He completely forgets all about
study and his family. Isn't this an all to familiar situation in our lives?
Swatman requires his friend Sudheer, the wise tortoise, to help keep his
other wayward friends under check. sudheer symbolises the ability to withdraw
our senses when overcome by stimuli, just like the tortoise withdraw his
limbs when sensing danger. By mastering our senses, we are able to set out
life back on track towards duty, progress and harmony.
Cradle Connections are more than just mere stories. For a child, these brilliantly simple tales will inspire them with positive values and for the adult; they contain profound lessons from the enriching philosophy of Vedanta. If understood well, these stories can prove to be inspirational material for deep reflection when the child evolves to an adult. |
CCMT
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2014
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1
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16
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95
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9788175976481
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Moksha Beach (Tales-5)
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Swami Mitrananda, Rohini Manohar & Pankti Shanghvi
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"Moksha Beach" shows Swatman getting lost in the woods
of Adbudh Island. He seeks the help of the wise monkeys; Karma, Prema and
Gyana to find his way to Moksha Beach. Within this story we see the
interconnected paths that can lead one to Moksha - the ultimate freedom. Gyana
(knowledge), Karma (work) and Bhakti (devotion) are the three paths which
when firmly followed, lead us to discovering Moksha Beach, wherein we would
experience the infinite potential within us.
Find your path, attain the infinite. Cradle Connections are more than just mere stories. For a child, these brilliantly simple tales will inspire them with positive values and for the adult; they contain profound lessons from the enriching philosophy of Vedanta. If understood well, these stories can prove to be inspirational material for deep reflection when the child evolves to an adult |
CCMT
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2014
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1
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12
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95
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9788175976498
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Six Enemies Conquered (Tales-6)
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Swami Mitrananda, Rohini Manohar & Pankti Shanghvi
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In Hindu philosophy, the six passions or Arishadvarga that distracts the mind from its ultimate goal are; kama - desire, krodha - anger, lobah - greed, moha - attachment, mada-pride and matsarya - jealousy. These enemies often cause us to act selfishly causing chaos in life. Thus just like Swatman in the story, we need a Guru to engage and uplift our minds to loftier ideals so that we defeat the six enemies. Cradle Connections are more than just mere stories. For a child, these brilliantly simple tales will inspire them with positive values and for the adult; they contain profound lessons from the enriching philosophy of Vedanta. If understood well, these stories can prove to be inspirational material for deep reflection when the child evolves to an adult. |
CCMT
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2014
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1
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20
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105
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9788175976504
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Mysterious Nectar (Tales-7)
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Swami Mitrananda, Rohini Manohar & Pankti Shanghvi
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Swatman discovers a secret treasure map leading him to a pot of priceless nectar which lies beyond the 5 tricky Koshadari hills. Likewise we are also on a journey to discover the divinity that lies within us. It is veiled by the 5 sheaths, namely annamaya kosha (the food sheath), pranamaya kosha (the vital air sheath), manomaya kosha (the mental sheath), vignanamaya kosha (the intellectual sheath) and anandamaya kosha (the bliss sheath). Like Swatman, spiritual seekers must have single pointe focus to transcent these sheaths and rediscover the divinity within. Cradle Connections are more than just mere stories. For a child, these brilliantly simple tales will inspire them with positive values and for the adult; they contain profound lessons from the enriching philosophy of Vedanta. If understood well, these stories can prove to be inspirational material for deep reflection when the child evolves to an adult. |
CCMT
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2014
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1
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16
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95
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9788175976511
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Cradle Connections Set (Set of 7 Books)
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Swami Mitrananda, Rohini Manohar & Pankti Shanghvi
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Cradle Connections are more than just mere stories. For a child, these brilliantly simple tales will inspire them with positive values and for the adult, they contain profound lessons from the enriching philosophy of Vedanta. If understood well, these stories can prove to be inspirational material for deep reflection when the child evolves into adulthood. Swami Mitrananda is the Acharya of Chinmaya Mission, Chennai and Director of All India Chinmaya Yuva Kendra (AICHYK), the national youth wing of Chinmaya Mission. Inspired by Swami Chinmayananda, he has dedicated his life to the service of humanity and travels all over India and South East Asia. With an ability to convey the profound Vedantic Truth with logic and clarity, Swamiji is a highly sought after speaker in the corporate circle. Adopting innovative methodologies in making the ancient wisdom of Hinduism appealing to the inquiring and adventure-seeking youth, Swamiji is constantly able to connect with the younger generation. |
CCMT
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2014
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1
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675
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9788175975439
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Dhyanashtakam
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Swami Tejomayananda
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Is one with good health and wealth blessed? Is not one with name and fame blessed? Does no one who has fulfilled his worldly duties and lives in beauty blessed? The eight verses of Dhanyastakam as composed by Adi Sankaracarya explain that being one with our infinite blissful nature is indeed a state of true blessedness. Swami Tejomayananda's commentary makes us long to be in the company of such blessed souls and experience directly the blessed state. Swami Tejomayananda is an outstanding teacher of Vedanta, with a profound depth beneath his simplicity and humility. He has a simple conviction - to fortify, strengthen and actualise the vision of his Guru, Swami Chinmayananda. Swamiji has written commentaries on many Vedantic texts and authored many original compositions on Vedanta and Bhakti (Devotion). He is the current head of Chinmaya Mission - a global spiritual organisation with more than 250 centres worldwide. |
CCMT
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2014
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2
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62
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50
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9788175976436
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Living Vedanta
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Swami Tejomayananda
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Any knowledge that cannot be lived is of little use to us. Swami Tejomayananda's Living Vedänta (Vedänta Cintanam) is a practical guide for living staggering facts of Vedänta like, I am infinite, the world is an appearance and God and I are essentially one! Swami Tejomayananda's commentary strengthens our knowledge and resolve to live Vedänta and become fearless and happy. |
CCMT
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2014
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1
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130
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65
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9788175976580
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Shivasahasranama Stotra Ratnam
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Vidvan Seshachala Sharma
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In the Mahäbhärata (considered as the fifth Veda), Lord Kåñëa, acceding to the request of Grandsire Bhéñma, narrates to Yudhiñöhira the 1008 names of Lord Çiva, which He had received from the great Sage Upamanyu in the form of spiritual instruction long ago. This divine hymn bestows material success and spiritual unfoldment upon every sincere seeker who chants these names. The translation and explanation of each name given by Vidvän Çeñächala Sharmä will add the much needed clarity of thought, which when coupled with purity of mind and nobility of purpose, will liberate the seeker, who chants these names with devotion, from all bondages of delusion and sorrow. |
CCMT
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2014
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1
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270
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140
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9788175976597
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Mann Ka Daivikaran
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Swami Tejomayananda
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CCMT
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2014
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1
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60
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50
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9788175976542
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As I Think (New)
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Swami Chinmayananda
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At first glance, As I Think is a collection of essays penned by Swami Chinmayananda that elaborates on seemingly varied topics such as spirituality, culture, religion, secularism, ethics, and yet has nation building as its inherent theme. On a closer look, As I Think divulges an intimate understanding of the vision and actions of the renowned patriotic saint, Swami Chinmayananda, who touched, transformed & inspired millions of lives. As I think reveals the seed-thought that has lead to the mighty Chinmaya Movement. As I Think reiterates that the journey from mediocre to marvellous is a journey in thinking, beginning with a just one powerful seed-thought. |
CCMT
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2014
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2
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105
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65
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9788175976566
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Drop (A Set Of 2 Books)
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Yuvaveers
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Andy : The rocking "tough" guy from the USA who's
trying to let go of a painful past .
Nitya : A breath of fresh air who puts a smile on everyone's face. In zigzags of life, she's trying to find direction. Pragnya : An inquisitive and persistent journalist. The story is her goal, and she won't stop until she gets it. Swaroop : The silent and comflicted seeker who constantly questions the mystery of life. Yatri : The enigmatic photographer. You'll think about what he said long after he said it ; and you'll think about what he didn't say even longer. Join the gang as they take a journey within. Follow them as their backpack full of questions and discover a treasure trove of answers on an adventure filled road trip. Whether it's having a jallebi-eating contest in Varanasi or white water rafting in Rishikesh, each place presents its own challenge, showing each of characters what they need to drop in life in order to move forward... Dare to question... What do YOU have to 'drop' in order to evolve? |
CCMT
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2014
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1
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335
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350
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9788175976559
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Parables
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Swami Chinmayananda
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It is commonly mentioned, "What the sword cannot do, a needle can.” At times when the subtle wisdom of the scriptures may seem to overpower us intellectually, parables are able to imbibe in us the same subtle ideas and concepts. The practical manner in which these stories are presented, make learning a more joyous experience. This book is a collection of parables as written by Swami Chinmayananda. Within each tale lies a fountain of wisdom to drink from and refresh ourselves. |
CCMT
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2014
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2
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140
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75
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9788175976603
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Shiva Shiva Namah Shivaya
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Swamini Supriyananda
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" The idol is the means, self discovery is the goal".-Swami Chinmayananda Teach your child to bathe Lord Shiva in the sacred waters of Ganges...... to offer him flowers from the most beautiful gardens... to feed him fresh, sweet fruit.... and to adorn him with fragrant sandalwood. Inspired by Adi Shankaracharya's Shiva Maanas Pooja, a Poem that teaches the art of performing Shiva Pooja within the vast expanse of our mind, this book is also a mental offering. As you turn the pages, the child performs the various step of pooja (Worship) and achives a subtle connection with the Lord . Shiva Shiva -Namah Shivaya is a simple bedtime story that your child will love , in the process also instilling in him or her an early and enduring love for the Lord. |
CCMT
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2014
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1
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20
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190
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9788175976658
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Vakya Vrtti
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Swami Chinmayananda
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The journey of a spiritual aspirant through contemplation is a direct and difficult path. The ṛṣis of yore have elaborated and elucidated this teaching , particularly in the Chāndogya Upaniṣad, of the Upadeśa Mahāvākya Tattvamasi -That Thou Art. Bhagavan Ādi Śaṅkarācārya, in his utter compassion, benevolence and unique versatility, brings forth a highest teaching enshrined in this thought provoking statement with iths word meaning (vācyārtha) and its import (lakṣyārtha) and the consequent dawning of Ahaṁ Brahmasmi in the sādhaka' s mind. Swami Chinmayananda in this commentary makes a very lucid and deep analysis of the intricate and subtle thought development of the sentence ΄That Thou Art΄. He brings out clarity into how to understand each word of the statement and arrive at the clear meaning of the Mahāvākya for us all in this beautiful dialogue between teacher and student. A great aid and blessiong to all serious sādhakas on this very subjective analysis of Self -enquiry. |
CCMT
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2014
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2
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183
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95
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9788175976665
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Facing Fear Book
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Swamini Vimalananda
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CCMT
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2014
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1
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91
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65
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