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• Ever - Green Messages
Ever – Green Messages is a compilation of quotes by Poojya Gurudev, Swami Chinmayananda. Taken as a capsule, one per day, these quotes are sure to strengthen and channelise positive thinking, be it in the sphere of home, work or meditation.

• Hanuman - Ever In Service
The present work begins with the story of the arrival of Hanuman at Sidhbari. It continues to give a brief account of Hanuman’s birth, His early childhood and the various services that He rendered to His master Shri Rama.

• We Must
These Notes which were originally published in the Tapovan Prasad, the monthly journal of Swami Chinayananda, have been edited and gathered together for the Western students.

• Astavakra Gita - Original Text, Transliteration and Translation
This scholarly work is a comprehensive guide combining the original text with transliteration and translation of Astavakra Gita.

• The Choice is Yours - Ethics in Vedanta
You face the choice between good and evil at every step of your life. Often, that choice calls forth deep conflict and agony. This book brings fresh, insightful answers to these age-old questions.

• The Essential Teacher
Throughout the ages, the significance of a guru or spiritual guide in a seeker’s life has been questioned and disputed. This is especially true today, with the fostering of self-reliance and independence in a rational, intellectual society. In this book, these and other critical questions are addressed by some of the greatest masters, saints, and teachers from the past and the present.

• On the Path - Preparing for the Spiritual Quest
All scriptures point out that real, lasting happiness is gained through an inner spiritual evolution. Yet in our attempts at scriptural study and meditation we find that this inner contentment ever eludes us. The spiritual masters are emphatic in their advice: The mind must become free of its worldly preoccupations. To make the mind relatively free, an aspirant must undergo a process of spiritual preparation. From the pages of this book, we will gain insights into the qualifications of a seeker.

• Prasnopanisad
Prasnopanishad is a question and answer session where six genuine, advanced seekers approach a rishi called Pippalada. If you have questions on creation, on life, its purpose and fulfillment, then just go for this text. Gurudev’s commentary, on this Upanisad, like on all other Upanisads gives insights to the seeker to understand the subtle language in a easy and clear manner.

• Mandukya Upanisad with Karika
The Mandukya Upanisad is the shortest amongst the principal Upanisad-s having just 12 manta-s but presents the quintessence of our entire Upanisadik teaching. It analyses the entire range of human consciousness in the three states of waking , dream and dreamless sleep which are common to all men.

• On Wings and Wheels - A Dialogue on Moral Conflict
A conversation with Swami Chinmayananda on moral conflict highlights the theory and principles of ethical thought in Indian Philosophy. Swamiji synthesizes many conflicting viewpoints with clarity and simplicity. There is power and magic in these pages.

• Kathopanishad - A Dialogue with Death
Kathopanishad is a unique Upanishad which starts with a katha (a story) of a young boy who is ready to face the Lord of Death in his quest for Truth to know what lies beyond death. He asks the very pertinent and philosophical question, Is there or is there not, and if it is what is it?

• Aitareya Upanisad
The Aitaretopanisad, also called, Bahvrcopanisad, belongs to Rg Veda, and forms the 4th, 5th, and 6th chapters of the second Aranyaka of Aitareya Brahmana. This volume contains the original Upanisad text in Devanagari with transliteration in Roman letters, word-for-word meaning in text order with translation and commentary by Swami Chinmayananda.

• Isavasya Upanisad
This short spiritual treatise of just eighteen mantras has inspired great minds for ages. A chapter in Sukla Yajurveda, the teachings here point out the Self-the divine essence-in every one of us. A crisp summary of the Vedanta, this Upanishad shows us the way to rise above all our attachments to the finite objects of this world. This book contains original Upanisad text in Devanagri with transliteration in Roman letters, word-for-word meaning in text order with translation and commentary.

• Mundakopanisad - Discourses
This Upanisad contains most famous, oft quoted analogies in language which is picturesque, couched in charming metre and diction. Gurudev’s commentary, on the Upanisad, like on all other Upanisads gives insights to the seeker to understand the subtle language of the Upanisads in a easy and clear manner. His master strokes are very evident in his lucid lectures on the Upanisad.

• The Art of Man Making - 114 Short Talks on The Bhagwad Gita
Strong men and women constitute the bulwark of a nation. Swami Chinmayanandaji’s 114 talks based on the Bhagavad Geeta were floated on AIR and addressed to the youth of our country.

• Kindle Life
A preliminary text of Vedantic Studies, this work lays a very good foundation for all advanced studies. Full of guidance of right living, the book inspires every reader to pursue true spirituality. The language here is simple, yet forceful.

• Parables
This book contains stories that the old Mahatmas had told. As a methodology in communication of scriptural knowledge, our ancient masters found that examples given from the gross outer world can perhaps correctly illumine the subtle inflections in the sensitive march of ideas in Vedanta.

• Talks on Sankara's Vivekachoodamani - Text with translation and Commentary
Vivekachoodamani is the cream of the Upanishads and the Bahagavad Geeta. It re-educates the student, in a systematic way, to provide him with a new vision of life. The Goal and the Path are both exhaustively dealt with, in this elaborate treatment of Vedanta, by Acharya Sankara.

• Bala Ramayana
This book, especially written for children by Bharati with the assistance of the Swami, awakens in one a sense of beauty and wonder. The language is lyrical the sentences are short and crisp and the style is racy. The story of Sri Rama is not just narrated as an ancient tale full of sound and fury signifying nothing. The narration is interspersed with descriptions of the sights and sounds of Nature. A special feature of the book is the introductory chapter on Tell, Never Teach A Story. It is an article by the Swami meant for the parents.

• Atma Bodha
Knowledge available in the world of books is found in two types of records. Text books of the science, explaining the theory and technique, are called the Sastras, and the books that explain the terms and terminologies used in the Sastra books are called the Prakarana-books. Atma-Bodha supplies all these requisites and Sankara has made this scientific treatise a chiseled beauty with a distinct cadence and rhythm of its own.

• A Manual of Self Unfoldment
Life is a tragedy to those who feel, life is a comedy to those who think, sings the poet, and it is so true! The Rishis of yore pursued a different system of study and they turned their attention on the subjective Self and studied the world around from the subjective standpoint. This subjective study constitutes the Science of reality (Brahm Vidya). This is the theme and content of Vedanta.

• Aparoksanubhuti - Intimate Expereince of the Reality
Aparoksanubhuti, a Prakriya grantha is an introductory text book written by Adi Sankara and not a Sastra Grantha. A Prakriya Grantha is a book of definitions, a book of categories written in order to explain the deep truths given in the Sastra’s. This book also give enough material to logically convince us that what is emphasized is not a theoretical explanation but a practical guide book

• The Source of Inspiration
Inspired by love, we often discover a new capacity to go beyond our usual narrow concerns. The essays in this issue reflect a broad range of disciplines and traditions. They give new insights into the nature of love and its unique role in our lives.

• Bala Bhagavatam
The entire art and literature of India is moulded in the beauty and divinity of Bhagavat. From childhood onwards the Hindu heart is taught to beat in unison with the tenth-chapter here, which narrates the childhood stories of Lord Krishna. These stories of Bala-Bhagavatam are to be read out by the parents themselves to their children.

• The Holy Geeta and Holy Gita Ready Reference - Set of Two Books
This boxed set consists of 2 classic works on the Holy Geeta and a Ready Reference which is a compendium of questions and answers with an alphabetical index of the padas and Gita Astottarasata Namavali. The 2nd book makes the exhaustive work into a concise, crisp reference work.

• The Holy Geeta
In this scholarly volume Swami Chinmayananda explains the Eternal Truth scientifically and logically to a common man in the present day language.

• Discourses on TAITTIRIYA UPANISAD
Taittiriya Upanisad occupies an unrivalled place in the Divine Tradition of Hinduism. The Upanisad, declares a manifesto upon the Hindu way of Living. Speak the Truth. Do your duty. Do not neglect the study of the scriptures. Do not cut the thread of progeny. These Commandments have a democratic Hindu touch which is the unique speciality of Hindu philosophy.

• Thousand Ways to the Transcendental - VISHNU SAHASRANAMA
There’s a deep connection between the name and the named. The name brings to our mind the image of the person thought of and the more one thinks, the more consistent the impressions. The 1000 names of Lord Vishnu are meant to invoke a sense of bonding with the Lord, who’s the most intimate one, whether we recognize it or not. Vishnu Sahasranama was taught by Bhisma lying on a bed of arrows to Yudhisthira. It brought joy and solace to both.

• Say Cheese - Witty Wisdom
This is an introductory book to Vedanta, something that can be gifted to the youth to help them meet life’s challenges. A young girl asked Swami Chinmayananda Whatever you teach is there in the books. What do I need a Guru For? His instant answer was Why don’t you ask this question to the books!

• The Art of Living
In this inspiring volume Pujya Gurudev, Swami Chinmayananda meticulously guides the spiritual novice, step-by-step on the fundamentals of spirituality.

• Vedanta in Action
Vendanta in Action brings insightful and practical answers to many questions In these pages, one learns how to find an ideal that integrates our goals and activities with those of the rest of society, as well as satisfies our own inner longing for fulfillment.

• Know What You Have !!
This essay highlights the importance of the present as distinct from the past and the future. It points out that the present alone is the only time when we can work and achieve, gain and gather, give and serve. In the past we can now do nothing, in the future, again, we can now accomplish nothing. Let us whip ourselves with enthusiasm to make a purposeful, deliberate and vigorous beginning today, so that our true and deep expectation and hopes, goals and plans may fully be achieved in our own times. This is the only secret of all great achievements-secular or spiritual.

• As I Think
This book brings together 18 talks by Swami Chinmayananda on diverse subjects of concern in modern times.

• Meditation and Life
Swami Chinmayananda, one of the greatest exponents of Vedanta in modern times, takes us through the thought process necessary to gain control of our inner world. He first shows us the logic behind meditation and then teaches us the specific techniques for applying meditative practice to our daily lives. When meditation becomes a natural part of our day, we find our lives transformed and our minds at peace.

• Geeta for Children
The children of today are the citizens of tomorrow. To mould their thoughts and aspirations is the true fulfillment of a national education. Geeta is a practical guide. It teaches the art of living this life in harmony with the spiritual one. It teaches the art of self-discipline and self-perfection. Geeta is a poem in eighteen chapters, containing 701 stanzas. The philosophy preached in these lyrical stanzas constitutes the Bharat culture, the very glory of our nation.

• Holy Geeta - Ready Reference
The Holy Gita is not only a commentary on the Bhagvad Gita, but is also a thorough presentation of the Vedantic philosophy. This elegant and student-friendly Ready Reference Book is sure to benefit all sincere students of Vedanta, and the Bhagvad Gita in particular. It also contains alphabetical index of all the padas of the Gita.

• Discourses on Kenopanisad
The Kenopanisad Suggests the nature of the Reality and the pre-conditions for experiencing it. The Upanisads do not profess to bring the Reality to the experience of the seeker but the high speculation of the Upanisads suggest the nature of the Truth and set the seeker to pursue it. It depends on the seeker whether he realizes the Absolute Truth or not.

• Vedanta Through Letters Vol. II
The love and concern for the devotee blend with the vision and zeal of the missionary. The personal touch of a loving friend goes hand in hand with the impersonal insight of the Vedantic philosopher and guide. The unbelievably large no of letters that Gurudev wrote, as presented in this book, are a testimony to his unending love of people.

• Aadi Sankaracharya’s Bhaja Govindam
Bhaja Govindam is one of the seemingly smaller but, in fact, extremely important works of Adi Sankara. Here the fundamentals of Vedanta are taught in simple, musical verses so that, even from early childhood, the children of the Rsis can grow up amidst the melody of Advaita

• Hymn to Sri Daksinamurty
Sri Daksinamurty Stotram is one the shortest and the most inspired works of Sri Adi Sankara which is known for its philosophical import, subtlety of expression and confident assertion. With unerring dexterity the master addresses these stanzas to the students who have already fully studied the sastra-s to reach new heights in the seats of their meditation.

• Narada Bhakti Sutra
All our philosophical text-books are written out by the great seers and thinkers in the form of Sutras. The term, Sutra, means string-the string on which the arguments and thoughts are strung together to become an enchanting garland of ideas.This volume presents the Narada Bhakti Sutra

• Hymn to Badrinath
Hymn to the Lord of Badri is a rare work of artistic elegance, of Philosophical depths and of emotional beauty.In these hundred stanzas Gurudev, Sri Swami Tapovanam, has painted vividly both the theory of Vedanta and the technique of realizing the Truth

• Kaivalya Upanisad
Upanisad-s are the philosophical portion of the Veda-s. Its poetic diction, systematic development of thought-at once clear, concise and scientific in arrangement of highly philosophical ideas make Kaivalya Upanisad one the most striking minor Upanisad-s.

• Glory of Krishna
Wise and valorous, Lord Krishna was loving and loved; was intensely humane; a far seeing statesman and wise diplomat; an indomitable warrior who could rise to the occasion to meet any challenge thrown at Him; a well-meaning adviser to those who sought his counsel. This book celebrates his glory.

• The Bhagawad Geeta - A Bird's Eye View
Geeta is the Charter for Success in Life for every man who is courageous enough to live the Geeta way-of-life. Hinduism at a glance is Geeta. This book seeks to understand what India stands for and what Indian culture is, so that we may harmonise in the country our secular activities and material prosperities with our cultural growth and character re-building.

• Glory of the Mother
This book expalins the significance of the three aspects of the Mother Divine as Kali, Lakshmi and Saraswati, , as well as the popular festival of Navaratri wherein these aspects of the Mother are invoked and worshipped.

• Hinduism at a Glance
Contributed by Gurudev’s disciples, devotees and his co-workers, who have expressed the complicated concepts in simple language, this book contains fundamentals of Hinduism. It is divided into three sections with comprehensive essays on the Bhagavad Gita in the first part, Upanisads in the second part and a few general essays in the third.

• Tarangini (With Colorful Illustrations)
The Tarangini series brings eternal human values through delightful tales. Moraility can never be taught, it can only be caught.

• In the Company of Sages
In this book Swami Chinmayananda, the inspiration behind Chinmaya Mission, and Swami Tejomayananda, now the distinguished leader of this worldwide organization, address the many questions that can arise in the minds of spiritual students. Their answers are thought provoking and immensely inspiring.

• Geeta Chanting (MP3 MUSIC CD)
This MP3 records all the eighteen chapters of Bhagwad Gita.

• Sankara - The Missionary
Sankara work represents the total turnover of a highly competent person, working intensively every hour of the day, under conditions of the highest mental and intellectual efficiency. Yogis invoke this total capacity, lying dormant in everyone.

• Hinduism: Frequently Asked Questions
This book provides concise and precise answers to basic questions about Hinduism, unfolding the foundation upon which Hindu culture rests.

• The Balvihar Book Of Hanuman Chalisa (Illustrated)
This illustrated romanised book with English translatiion on art paper is child’s own book of Hanuman Chalisa, which is, by far, one of the most powerful prayers ever written.

• Stotramala (Set of 3 Music CDs)
This Stotramala album features thirty-two renditions by Swami Brahmananda.

• Science of Life Management (Audio CD)
Swami Swaroopananda brings the timeless wisdom of Vedanta – the Perennial Philosophy to today’s life and people. His profound insights into modern personal and corporate life, coupled with his humane and down-to-earth approach, makes Swami Swaroopananda a unique spiritual leader and mentor.

• Sri Ram Gita (Sanskrit Text with Roman Transliteration)
In this book, Swami Chinmayananda provides insightful notes for the student of Sri Rama Gita, revealing the deep significance of each verse in an effective and enchanting manner.

• Gita's Words of Guidance from Commentaries on the Bhagavad Gita
Swami Chinmayanand referred to the Bhagavad Gita as a manual for daily living. It undoubtedly is a vast source of guidance to peple from all walks of life in understanding themsleves, their relationships, goals and activities. This work is an attempt to organise such guidance under a number of topical main headings.

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