The Bhagavad Gita is a world-scripture with a world message, It is not meant for India alone: it is a "Bible of Humanity".

The Gita has an answer to the problems and perplexities of the modern world. The problems of social, national and international reconstruction will not be solved without an appreciation of those deeper values of life which, the Gita shows, are the very structure of Reality. A new Indian nation, a new social order, a new civilisation must be built on the essential teachings of the Gita. The wisdom of the Gita is the hope of a new humanity

Sadhu Vaswani, who was regarded by many as an "embodiment of the Gita", a "living Gita", and who was equally at home in the Eastern and Western traditions of thought, gives us  in  this  book  the  teaching  of the  Gita  in   simple  words.

In the Bhagavad Gita, simplicity is combined with wisdom. The essential teaching of the Bhagavad Gita has been overlaid by controversies which scholars and theologians may understand but not lovers of the simple life. In the present volume, the author has simplified the message of the Bhagavad Gita and related it to the experience and aspirations of the common man. "To the vast majority of men", he says, "life seems to be a meaningless muddle. Not many seem to realise that life, at its noblest, is a yatra, a piligrimage to God: the Infinite is our true Home."

A new renaissance of culture and man's spiritual life is humanity's urgent need. The Gita shows the way to a cultural and spiritual renaissance. The Gita stands for social justice for brotherhood of man, for fellowship of nations, for conquest of economic slavery, for creation of new life. The Gita is, above all a dispensation of Love and Freedom.

Though staunch believers in the divinity of Rama and the Ramayana might find this book blasphemous, it is an insightful record of thoughts about the Ramayana as a framework for the present day Hindu family system.

  & nbsp;          Rather than being a blind critic of the epic, this book is a celebration of irreverence and rationality, while attacking faith and reverence. The scope of this book is such that it provides the author with a stage to perform the dance of life while he jumps from conclusion to conclusion. It is essential to read this book in it’s entirely to get the intent of this book, and for a reader who grasps the conclusions the book is breathtakingly paced. 

Though staunch believers in the divinity of Rama and the Ramayana might find this book blasphemous, it is an insightful record of thoughts about the Ramayana as a framework for the present day Hindu family system.

  & nbsp;          Rather than being a blind critic of the epic, this book is a celebration of irreverence and rationality, while attacking faith and reverence. The scope of this book is such that it provides the author with a stage to perform the dance of life while he jumps from conclusion to conclusion. It is essential to read this book in it’s entirely to get the intent of this book, and for a reader who grasps the conclusions the book is breathtakingly paced. 

This book lists all the Hindu ceremonies, what they mean, what you need to do them and finally why you are doing them.  It's an all emcompassing guide for planning your wedding.  It gives you control over your big day.  You select the ceremonies you want to do, how you want to do them and you are not cohered by either a pundit or an auntie you hardly know.  You can budget for your wedding with the help of this guide.  This book is easy to read, user friendly and has checklists to ensure that you do not forget anything. 

This book gives you an exposure of our rich culture and symbolisms.  You will do the ceremonies with understanding and enjoy your wedding day more.  

This book makes the understanding of Hindu Weddings easy and logical.