The past knowledge is both a drag and a force for progress. It is the past that has created the present and a great part of it is creating the future. Modern medicine is the development of the ancient medicine. Both Allopathy and Ayurveda are working on the same lines. Ayurveda has given the general outlines of medicine while modern medicine has detailed each part of it with the help of highly developed intellect. ISBN: 978-81-7058-068-3. Learn More

Using a simple and direct approach that draws on the similarities between Sanskrit and modern Indian languages, this book will help even beginners without any prior knowledge of Sanskrit to make progress in learning the language. English has been used extensively to introduce the alphabet, indicate the correct pronunciation, and as an aid to understand the text. Learn More

Third in a series of three books of stories meant for children, this book contains twenty-eight short tales, most of them just a page or two in length, which aim to inspire in children a sense of nobility, truth, and honour. Whether depicting how kings may be tested by the gods or how simple folk are rewarded for their goodness, these stories all carry a message about how to live a better life. ISBN: 978-81-7058-930-3 Learn More

Second in a series of three books of stories meant for children, this book contains thirty-four short tales, most of them just a page or two in length, which aim to inspire in children a sense of nobility, truth, and honour. Many of the stories are centred on how a child overcomes a predicament in the face of obstacles and learns a valuable lesson. ISBN: 978-81-7058-897-9 Learn More

First in a series of three books of stories meant for children, this book contains twenty-five short tales, most of them just a page or two in length, which aim to inspire in children a sense of nobility, truth, and honour. Some of the tales are set in ages past and feature kings and princesses or magical plants and animals, others are more modern, but all show the importance of sincerity and truthfulness. Learn More

As an alternative to the scientific and humanistic schools of management a third approach is gaining acceptance, known as management by consciousness. This anthology of articles by reputed authors has been prepared with a view to touching upon this new awareness, a perspective that brings to both managers and their work force the concept that work is primarily the field for an integral progress, an inner growth, and not merely the means of the production and distribution of goods and services. It is aimed at motivating leaders to develop new management philosophies and techniques moulded on this consciousness approach. ISBN: 978-81-7060-080-0 Learn More

Based on one of a series of workshop sessions with students and professionals, this compilation presents, in a very simplified format intended to engage the reader’s active participation, the initial steps toward understanding oneself and the basic principles of sadhana, or self-mastery. Each of these steps, such as aspiration, rejection, and surrender in the sadhana, is briefly described in selections from Sri Aurobindo and the Mother. Interspersed are charts, activity sheets, and checklists that encourage the reader to apply the words they have read to their own inner development. Other books in the series include Dhyana: Meditation for Inner Growth, Karma Yoga: Perfection in Work, and Abhaya: Fear—Its Cause and Cure. Learn More

Based on one of a series of workshop sessions with students and professionals, this compilation aims at introducing readers to some very practical concepts of meditation that will help them to establish the habit of living from within rather than on the surface. The short selections not only describe the dynamics and benefits of meditation and concentration but also address how to overcome some difficulties in meditation. Checklists are provided to help the beginner’s approach to meditation sessions and to encourage regular practice. Other books in the series include Abhaya: Fear—Its Cause and Cure, Karma Yoga: Perfection in Work, and Sadhana: A Guide to Self-Mastery. Learn More

Death is a constant phenomenon facing man with its grim ruthlessness, arousing in him all sorts of questions about its nature and about fate and rebirth. This book attempts to answer these questions in the light of the occult-spiritual insights provided by Sri Aurobindo and the Mother. The author also dwells on the fear of death and ways to conquer it, as well as on what happens at the moment of death, and where the soul goes. Learn More