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The Secret Teachings Of The Vedas
The Secret Teachings of the Vedas provides one of the best reviews of ancient Eastern philosophy and summarizes some of the most elevated and important of all spiritual knowledge. This timeless and enlightening information is explained in a clear and concise way and is essential for all who want to increase their spiritual understanding and awareness. This is a book that can give you a new perspective of who you are and where you fit into the scheme of things. This book supplies the straightforward answers to questions that are not resolved in other religions or philosophies, and condenses information from a wide variety of sources that would take a person years to assemble. It also uses many quotations from numerous Vedic texts that will show you the lofty insight and wisdom they have held for thousands of years.
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You Can't Steal Second With Your Foot on First
This book is great for anyone thinking about starting their own business. If you have any insecurities about leaving the world of jobism, they will all disappear after reading this book. This book was written back in 1995 and boy didn't Hedges call it right?Many of those people who hung their hopes on a J-O-B now find themselves out of work and attacked Hedges for this book and it's predecessor, "Who Stole The American Dream", are probably wishin they had listened to Hedges instead of attacking him.The very popular Rich Dad series of books is interestingly sending out the same message only to a larger audience---you must go from employee to self employed if you want to succeed. The best and fairest boss that you will ever have is the one you see every morning in the mirror.
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Meditation And mantras
Of these 27 articles on Dravidian subjects, 23 deal with linguistic topics, several ranging through the Dravidian family as a whole; others concentrate on specific languages, such as Toda, Kota, Kodagu, Brahui, but all attempt to fit specific language data into the comparative study the languages of the family. The author has realized that the comparative study of a language family depends on the firm identificatioin of etymologies, and several of the papers concentrate on etymological study. Such general questions as India as a some-what unified linguistic area, or the structure of personal names, or the ethnological basis of some lexical items, appear in several papers. Four of the papers are on specific Toda subjects; in three of these the approach is in the first place linguistic. These results of some 50 years of study further knowledge of the Dravidian component of India`s people and culture.
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Basic Managerial Skills for All Fourth Edition
The Fourth Edition of this well-established text, while retaining the basic contents and style of the earlier editions, brings in a more logical and more systematic approach to the subject. The assumption of the book is that the human person is by nature a manager and has leadership and managerial skills that can and should be continually developed. These basic skills are: reading, writing, learning, speaking, interviewing, being authentic, training, deciding, problem-solving, managing conflict, and motivation. And in this book, Fr. McGrath, with his masterly skills and wealth of experience, tells how these skills can be fully developed and mastered. Constant use of pointers, tips, exercises and questionnaires, supplemented by hand drawings, make this book exceptionally reader friendly.
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Natural Medicine For Heart Disease:
Demonstrates how Chinese medicine, Indian ayurvedic medicine, chiropractic, aromatherapy, and homeopathy programs can be used in conjunction with regular medical treatments. Original. Tour. Prevention & Men's Health Alt.
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Vedanta In Action
How can we discover the joy of work and sustain enthusiasm in every activity? The articles in this book help us to integrate our goals and activities with those of the rest of society and satisfy the inner longing for fulfillment.
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Marathon Baba
My marathon starts from the finish line,' said Marathon Baba. He runs through his country for seven long years until he miraculously turns red and builds Marathon Ashram. Hundreds of runaways descend on the Ashram and become its residents. 'It's not about the pace, it's about the peace,' said Marathon Baba. Thirty-three Deadly Disciples find their peace in the freedom of the Ashram and devote themselves to their Red Guru. 'For the Ashram to live, Marathon Baba must die,' say the Deadly Disciples. He was warned. Running is injurious to health. Witty, wacky and weedy, Marathon Baba is a wondrous tale about the cult of a man who couldn't stop running. About The Author Girish Kohli was born on the day when a dog in the US was put on Trial and executed for barking too much. Girish hasn't passed out of The IITs or the IIMs. He doesn't have a day job either. If you wish to speak to him, ye u will not find Him on either facebook or Twitter. He drives a space tyre and is the author of Two Unpublished novels. Marathon Baba, his third book which has been published first, is the only book in the world based on a pair of unused running shoes.
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Personal Excellence.
This priceless collection of prize articles includes the most respected authorities on personal and professional development. From Michael Jordan to Mary Kay Ash to Pope John II, you’ll read about how you—as well as every other person—possess the potential to achieve and improve the quality of your life, how facing yourself is always better than running from yourself, and how feeling free is so fundamental to human nature. This insightful and inspiring book will help you in five areas: preparation, performance, recovery, life values, and ongoing growth.
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Post-Hindu India
Kancha Ilaiah, the author of the best selling book Why I am Not a Hindu, pens a thought-provoking critique of Brahmanism and the caste system in India, while anticipating the death of Hinduism as a direct consequence of, what he says is, its anti-scientific and anti-nationalistic stand. This work challenges Hinduism`s interpretation of history, with a virulent attack on caste politics, and also takes a refreshing look at the necessity of encouraging indigenous scientific thought for the sake of national progress. It establishes Hinduism as a `backward` religion that suppresses the latent scientific and productive potential of the Dalit?Bahujan communities. The author says this oppressive system of spiritual fascism is detrimental to both the future of religion and the nation-state. He thus criticizes the idea of spiritual justice or varnadharma, used to justify the caste system, as rooted in spiritual inequality. On a micro-analytical level, it is based on a thorough study of the productive knowledge systems of the Dalit?Bahujan communities of Andhra Pradesh, and provides a detailed day-to-day analysis of the scientific technological processes and events at work in the life of a member of these communities. On a macro level, it shows how Hinduism fails to negotiate between faith and reason, unlike other major religions of the world. Kancha Ilaiah critiques the intellectual imagination of the dominant communities and inspires the marginalized. In the process of doing so he crafts a work of immense socio-political interest which appeals to academics, and also to all those who are concerned about contemporary India`s polity and social fabric. Table of Contents Introduction Unpaid Teachers Subaltern Scientists Productive Soldiers Subaltern Feminists Social Doctors Meat and Milk Economists Unknown Engineers Food Producers Social Smugglers Spiritual Fascists Intellectual Goondas Symptoms of Civil War and End of Hinduism Conclusion: The Post-Hindu India Glossary
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Chasing Success
Success is a sweet seven letter word much relished by one and all in their lives. People have been striving hard to achieve success in their chosen fields since time immemorial. Whilst a few had tasted real success, majority had to content which much less. This has been the story so far and may remain so in future too considering the competition, resources and opportunities available. Be that the case, striving is needed to gain anything worthwhile. Should that become a chore, habit, passion or an obsession depends on the mindset of the individual concerned. Many suffering from achievement syndrome believe that more work is the key to success. Time alone will reveal the truth of their belief. By that time, unfortunately, youth and even life would have ebbed away. This book is an attempt to take a peep into the dynamics of achieving sustainable success, work-life balance and ecstasy in one's life-sooner than later.
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Us And Them
This groundbreaking and eloquently written book explains how and why people are wedded to the notion that they belong to differing human kinds--tribe-type categories like races, ethnic groups, nations, religions, casts, street gangs, sports fandom, and high school cliques.
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Chicken Soup For the Surviving Soul
The pain of cancer touches many people in various ways. It afflicts the young and the old, the rich and the poor; it does not discriminate. It robs individuals of their dignity, lays waste to human bodies and tears apart families. But it also makes those afflicted value the seemingly insignificant routine events of each day; the setting sun, dinner with loved ones, the changing of autumn leaves. For people living with cancer, each moment is precious, every breath sacred. In this special collection of Chicken Soup for the Soul, you will read incredible stories from those who have reached beyond the pain of body and soul to survive cancer. Through loving support, unending hope, a positive attitude, and unswerving faith that they would beat the odds no matter how great, those sharing their stories offer empowerment to all cancer victims and their families. Those recovering from a debilitating illness or a serious injury will also find relief from their pain in the warmth of these stories. Chicken Soup for the Surviving Soul is a potent tonic for physical and spiritual healing.