Mind loves new concepts for they provide a cosy terra firma - a comfortable landing place. Of lat...

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''The astounding first intimation to the effect that, by the word GOD, all saints and sages of al...

Around 1945, in the area of Nag Hammadi in Upper Egypt, some peasants accidentally discovered som...

Order flows from consistent laws. Our understanding of our universe is changing, but Reality behi...

We are constantly feeding and dressing and indulging our bodies, but how often do we nourish our ...

Decoding Karl is akin to understanding electricity: simply cannot be done. Its effects, though, m...

Life Finds Its Way is a fascinating account of Nandini Kapadia's close association with Sabyasach...

Undecided: Neti-Neti Neti-Neti: Neither this, nor that. This is a self-inquiry technique of negat...

'Extreme' - that's how seasoned Advaita buffs would term the Karl Renz brand of Advaita, suggesti...

'You don't need this book!' Karl would say, 'You stand to gain absolutely nothing from it.' He wo...

Jim Wilson is an adventurer: mountaineering; Antarctic exploration; adventure films with Sir Edmu...

Am I - I Am is an assortment of delectable snippets from various talks of Karl Renz - talks which...

On one level, this is the story of a bright, inquisitive, affectionate child - Divya - who has to...

'People always ask 'what do you think about unknotting the karmic knots'? That's Vedanta. Unknott...

Watch out. This is not another of those feel-good 'oneness' Advaita books. This one is a double-b...

'When the traveler through the vast vistas of life finally turns his gaze inwards in his search f...

Born in Jadla, Nava Shaher district, Punjab, Babaji's persona was that of a light hearted fakir. ...

Actually, they are rather plain and direct. They do not construct any complex system of ideas and...

Must the Upanishads be 'difficult'? Actually, they are rather plain and direct. They do not const...

Here 'lies' the truth! The truth which can be spoken is, for sure, not the Truth. Truth is never ...