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"Jayam’ contains 7 light paths that show us the route to Dharma. These 7 light paths have been derived from the timeless ‘Mahabharata,’ and are universally applicable to all of us engrossed in playing the game of life, wherein Dharma is the goal. The chances of us losing this game of life are high due to errors of assumed goodness and ignorance of the unknown rules of nature. These limitations and pitfalls are explored in ‘Jayam,’ thereby providing us insight into dharmic consciousness and a glimpse into our own personal Dharmic Quotient (DQ). The provision of the Dharma model, the Varna model, and the Swadharma model in the book offers the reader path-maps and philosophical frameworks that pave the way for smart dharmic living. Hence, this book focuses on the lessons for life, keeping Dharma as the core. Rather than revolving around role models, this book explores the Mahabharata to learn about the fallibility of human nature. Even the greats like Dharmaputra, Arjuna, Vithura, Draupadi, Dronacharya, Bheeshmacharya and others who aspired to be in dharma, had to battle their own shortcomings and external challenges, exhibiting varying percentages of dharmic strengths and weaknesses. Taking sides that one was greater than the other, prevents us from learning invaluable lessons from them."
Yes, humanity is passing through never-before-seen challenging times, but there may be a big reason behind this. Challenges happen when we are out of our path. But what is our path? Who are we actually? What is our true purpose? The answers to these may shake us completely. We are the inheritors of a great lineage. If we may ever understand our diversified roots, we may achieve the greatest pinnacle of soul-potential and live a life full of grand purpose. With this understanding we may achieve optimum health, fulfilment in relationships, attract abundance and speed up our spiritual journey. The sacred secrets may be inside us or outside and we have to understand them. Just understanding them may be beyond our comprehension. And if we start aligning the laws of this knowledge, we may achieve the highest. You are truly blessed and lucky to have this most unanticipated book. Read it completely to change your life, and hopefully, after-life also, forever.
This book, companion to the much-acclaimed Dalit Literatures in India, examines questions of aesthetics and literary representation in a wide range of Dalit literary texts. It looks at how Dalit literature, born from the struggle against social and political injustice, invokes the rich and complex legacy of oral, folk and performative traditions of marginalised voices. The essays and interviews systematically explore a range of literary forms, from autobiographies, memoirs and other testimonial narratives, to poems, novels or short stories, foregrounding the diversity of Dalit creation. Showcasing the interplay between the aesthetic and political for a genre of writing that has ‘change’ as its goal, the volume aims to make Dalit writing more accessible to a wider public, for the Dalit voices to be heard and understood. The volume also shows how the genre has revolutionised the concept of what literature is supposed to mean and define. Effervescent first-person accounts, socially militant activism and sharp critiques of a little-explored literary terrain make this essential reading for scholars and researchers of social exclusion and discrimination studies, literature (especially comparative literature), translation studies, politics, human rights and culture studies.
“Sri Vidya begins where the current understanding of quantum physics ends,” say modern-day scholars about this little-known, highly esoteric spiritual tradition that has been carefully kept under wraps by its secretive and serious practitioners. The study of Sri Vidya is fascinating as much as it is frustrating because information about its various aspects is exceptionally hard to find. Tantra, Mantra and Yantra of Sri Vidya is an endeavor to explore the Sri Vidya tradition and understand it as the unfolding of Shakti, the inherent power which lies at the core of our being and holds the key to our worldly and spiritual success. Sri Vidya practice comprises tantra (a technique or framework for worship) whose two main elements are mantra (sacred sound) and yantra (sacred geometry). Tantra can be described in simple terms as the utilization of the mental faculty to pursue the objectives of worship using mantra and yantra. Mantra is the use of sound energy to bring about oneness with the Divine while yantra is a geometric drawing that serves as a tool to reach the Divine. The book delves into concepts such as Sankhya, Yoga, Karma and Kundalini in order to establish the context of how Sri Vidya is to be approached, combining elements of knowledge, devotion and ritual. The author has kept in mind the sensibilities of the modern spiritual seeker and their needs and interests, presenting the information in a non-dogmatic and practical manner, thereby allowing everyone an opportunity to learn and experience the benefits of Sri Vidya. This is the third book by the author in the Spirituality Series. The first book was about the Sri Chakra Yantra and the second book had Chakras as its subject.
“Sri Vidya begins where the current understanding of quantum physics ends,” say modern-day scholars about this little-known, highly esoteric spiritual tradition that has been kept under wraps by its practitioners. Sri Vidya practice is a three-fold one, encompassing mantra (sacred sound), yantra (sacred geometry) and tantra (a technique or framework for worship). Learning about the mantras used in the Sri Vidya tradition is fascinating as much as it is frustrating because information about its various aspects is exceptionally hard to find. This book endeavours to explore the main mantras used in the Sri Vidya tradition and understand them as the unfolding of Shakti, the inherent power which lies at the core of our being and holds the key to our worldly and spiritual success. Our minds and beliefs can be our strongest allies or our worst enemies. The book delves into concepts such as the importance of building the right narrative about life and the need for ritual in modern-day lifestyle. Samskara, vritti and vasana are described along with a detailed study of tantra and Sri Vidya before a discussion on mantras in general and then focusing on the mantras used in the Sri Vidya tradition. The subjects covered seek to establish the context of mantra sadhana in Sri Vidya is to be approached, combining elements of knowledge, devotion and ritual. We live in a time of deep insecurity, stuck in the midst of a feeling of scarcity, stress and self-limiting beliefs. This book offers everyone an opportunity to learn and experience the benefits of mantra sadhana of Sri Vidya and enjoy a life of abundance in all aspects of life – good health, meaningful relationships, success at work, peace and bliss in the spiritual path. The author has kept in mind the sensibilities of the modern spiritual seeker and their needs and interests, presenting the information in a non-dogmatic and practical manner. This is the fourth book by the author in the Spirituality series. The first book was about the Sri Chakra Yantra, the second was about Chakras and the third was Tantra, Mantra and Yantra of Sri Vidya.
The ancients have developed a method of POOJA or Ritual to make a place divine or safe. The ritual is highly technical and includes highly developed astronomical and astrological principles. You can use it to determine the forces affecting the location according to the location of the property. (There are nine basic forces and this book tells you where to place them.) But to really cure the negativity a special Vedic ceremony is used. At each place, you talk about what these things mean, and bless the place with prayers, gestures and thoughts also. This activates the KARMIC FORCES and drives away bad luck, allowing good KARMIC FORCES to come in.
'M? Shakti and Shakti Peethas' is pure gold wrapped in gold, pure energy, pervading the Universe as Cosmic Energy that emanates directly from M? Shakti: all the wealth, Ridhis, Siddhis, wisdom and energy combined together. Read the book, purify self and pray to her for possessing them in abundance. 'M? Shakti and Shakti Peethas' deals in detail various aspects of M? Shakti as presented in the Vedas, (Shruti and Smriti; and ?gam and Nigam); Upanishadas; Epics, Pur?nas, Tantra Sh?shtra, Darshan and Classics; and also from the modern world of science and spirituality. It is all about the Brahm?ndiya Shakti (the Cosmic Energy) and the Shakti that we invariably take from the Brahm?nda. 'M? Shakti and Shakti Peethas' shows that in the form of Sachid?nand ?tm?, she moves Rudras, Vasus, ?dityas and Viswadev?s. She possesses Mitra, Varun, Indra, Agni and Aswinikum?rs. She is ?di Shakti, Br?hmani Shakti, N?r?yani, Vaishanavi, Par? and Apar?; G?yatri; Gy?n; Iksh?; Kriy?; Kundalini and M?trik? Shakti; Dash Vidy?s and Mah? Durg?; Mah? Lakshmi and Mah? Saraswati. It is Pooj?, prayer and obeisance to read this book that enriches one's Self for Oneness and Mukti.
This is a story about a womans exceptional courage, a mothers unconditional love, and a matriarchs uncompromising will to see her family survive against insurmountable odds. She was widowed at a young age with seven children to rear, and her biography narrates her life from a hapless childhood in her native Kerala (India) through the span of history of her domiciled country, Malaya, from World War II through independence and beyond. The book is a poignant read of events that she had to cope with in her life, bringing to the fore the special attributes that she possessed and displayedin particular, her strong positivity, her magnanimity of love, and her unflinching faith in the divine. Her kind and forgiving nature stamped her out as an exceptional individual. Also woven into her biography are the rich cultural traditions that she instilled in her progeny; her travel experiences, especially in her later life, which she enjoyed sharing with her grandchildren; and interesting facets of Malay and Chinese cultures that touched her life, which she loved to share with her relatives in India and abroad.
The book contains all the mainpraises used in Puja during Navaratri. The Devi Mahatmyam is given in English only, while the other praises such as the Devi Kavach, Devi Atharva Sheersha, etc. are given in annotated Sanskrit with English translations. There is a section explaining which Deities are worshipped and which praises are traditionally used on each night in accordance with what was practised by H.H. Shri Mataji or in Her presence.