Traditions

John Noyce >

A biographical dictionary of thirty-three enlightened rulers from Raja Janaka to Aung San Suu Kyi.

John Noyce >

A biographical dictionary of enlightened Sufis from Persia, Turkey, India and Africa.

Yogi Mahajan >

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John Noyce >

In this book the reader will find an exploration of the surviving texts written and used by the early Christians and Gnostics that were discarded by later generations as heretical and thus excluded from the Christian Bible.

Yogi Mahajan >

The Gita is for all seekers of truth to help them recognize truth from untruth. It directs the Spirit's ascent through winding mind alleys of conditioning, concepts and projections into the threshold of Absolute Truth.

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A benevolent ruler, in the form of a philosopher king (as put forward by Socrates), is the ideal person to be the head of government.

Yogi Mahajan >

Our new aesthetics is an experience of the universal. The Feminine Principle is central to this. From our window we only see a part of the sky, but if we step out and see the qualities of the Feminine Principle permeating the lives of women, we see the infinite sky.

Saraswati Raman >

This is the story of Shri Hayagreeva who was the incarnation of Shri Mahavishnu.

Gwenaël Verez >

Hazrat Ali (600-661) is an iconic figure of Islam. He was said to be the Gate of Knowledge and the Right Hand of God. Few prophets can claim such attributes, which suggests that he holds a unique place in the spiritual history of mankind.

Saraswati Raman >

When in the great wheel of evolution of this Universe another rotation has to be taken, when some new form, new type of life is coming forth, then the Supreme reveals Himself, embodying the form which He seeks to initiate in His Cosmos.