| By PRS/SSA: | Spiritual Philosophy | Social Philosophy | Pocket Books | Education | Children's | Other |
| By Others: | Yoga & meditation | Social Philosophy | Biography & stories | Education | Vegetarianism | Other |
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A Guide to Human Conduct Herein the author explains Yama and Niyama, traditionally-accepted cardinal principles of morality, in a modern way, and at the same time places those principles on a clear scientific basis. |
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Ánanda Márga: Elementary Philosophy This was the first-published of the more than 250 books of Shrii Shrii Ánandamúrti, and continues to hold its place as an introduction to his entire philosophy. Its speciality is the use of formal, though simple, logic to make an utterly convincing case for the existence of Supreme Consciousness and the need of spiritual practice |
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Ananda Marga Ideology and Way of Life (series) An arrangement of the major spiritual discourses of Shrii Shrii A'nandamu'rti (known as Dharma Maha'cakra, or DMC, discourses). The 11 parts in English of this series include most DMC discourses through 1971, plus a few discourses that were not DMC's. |
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Ananda Marga Philosophy in a nutshell (series) The author's most essential spiritual discourses, conveniently compiled in eight parts. |
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Ánanda Sútram In the best traditions of sútra literature, the eighty-five sútras of this book serve, with breathtaking conciseness, as a framework for the entire Ananda Marga ideology. In this book the author has in a few vivid strokes presented humanity with original concepts of metaphysics, epistemology, ethics and macro-history. |
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Ananda Vacanámrtam (series) The Ánanda Vacanámrtam ("Blissful Discourses") series assembles all the known General Darshan talks, sometimes delivered in a very intimate way to relatively small groups of devotes. |
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Baba’s Grace A collection of 38 devotional discourses about the spiritual seeker and the relationship with the Divine. |
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Discourses on Krsna and The Giita This volume complements Discourses on the Mahabharata and Namami Krsnasundaram. |
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Discourses on Tantra 1 In this first volume, the author discusses Tantra's soaring philosophy, investigates the science of mantra and kundalinii, and rediscovers pieces of Tantra's forgotten history. |
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Discourses on Tantra 2 The author explains what sets Tantra apart from any other spiritual path - and discloses much about the actual practice of Tantra. |
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Discourses on the Mahábhárata Mahábhárata literally means "Great India". Hence Mahábhárata became the name both for a campaign led by Krsna to unify India, and for the epic composition about that campaign. Shrii Shrii Ánandamúrti gives a unique analysis of the historical context and of some of the key figures, including Krsna himself. |
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Karma Yoga In this book the author clarifies the age old question of action and reaction. He argues that you are free to act but you are bound to undergo the reaction. The moment you do an act you acquire the possibility of its reaction. |
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Namah Shiváya Shántáya Shiva the historical personality has long been lost to view, hidden under layer upon layer of myth. Here the author removes the veils of seven thousand years of time to reveal Shiva the great spiritualist, Shiva the humanitarian, Shiva the pioneer of arts and science. |
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Namámi Krsnasundaram Here the author compares different philosophies to the life and personality of Lord Krsna. The author sets out the two distinct facets of Lord Krsna's personality: Vraja Krsna, the lord of devotion, and Párthasárathi Krsna, the lord of karma yoga, ceaselessly engaged in the battle against injustice. |
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Subhásita Samgraha (series) The Subhásita Samgraha ("Collected Discourses") series assembles all the Dharma Mahácakra (DMC) discourses given by Shrii Shrii Ánandamúrti. Dharma Mahácakras, large spiritual congregations addressed by Shrii Shrii Ánandamúrti, were held in cities and towns all over the world. |
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Yoga Psychology The science of psychology, as studied and practiced within the traditions of yoga and Tantra, begins with our cakras (or plexi, psycho-spiritual centers) and the various glands associated with each cakra. The development of these structures is influenced by all our past actions and by a range of environmental factors that, like the mind itself, go far beyond what is conventionally contemplated by psychology. |
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A Few Problems Solved (series) A collection of addresses given by the author as the founder and president of Renaissance Universal. The author discusses art and literature, civilization, history, etc., in nine parts. |
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Discourses on Prout A summary of lectures delivered by P. R. Sarkar to the first conference of Proutists. |
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Human Society In Part 1 the author demonstrates at the outset that society must be built on a foundation of morality and must move progressively forward in order to establish itself in universal humanism. Then from the vantage point of that universal humanism, the author examines different issues of education, social justice, and the judicial system; and probes the impacts that practitioners of various professions may have, for better or for worse, on the social body as a whole, depending on the expansiveness of their minds. In Part 2 the author introduces his theory of history and social change. Economist Ravi Batra has based his best-selling economic books on the Law of the Social Cycle as explained in this book. Historians and futurists are calling this a landmark work in understanding the process of social change. |
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Neohumanism in a Nutshell 1 The author describes the importance of freeing the human intellect from limitation and divisive dogma, and of curbing exploitative tendencies. |
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Neohumanism in a Nutshell 2 The author details how a universal spiritual outlook can unify all of humanity; and, in contrast, how our current limitations keep millions of human and other living beings from realizing their potential. |
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One Human Society Issues of disunity and discord around the globe are usually all too clear. These discourses elaborate the many powerful elements of unity that can eventually reunite the human family. |
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Problems of the Day An analysis of the main social problems of today, dedicated to Subhash Chandra Bose, revolutionary leader of the Indian independence. |
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Prout in a Nutshell (series) In 1959 the author first propounded the socio-economic theory Prout, an acronym for Progressive Utilization Theory. Over the next thirty years the author elaborated Prout in great detail, giving numerous discourses on history, economics, sociology, politics, ethics, linguistics, culture and civilization. This series assembles in 21 volumes all the author's discourses related to Prout. |
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Proutist Economics: Discourses on Economic Liberation Proutist Economics has brought all of the author's published discourses on economics together in one volume for the first time. The author states that economics should free human beings from mundane problems so that all will have increasing opportunities for intellectual and spiritual expansion. |
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The Awakening of Women Throughout his life, the author was deeply concerned about the conditions of women in society. He supported the emancipation of women from the bonds of dogma and ignorance. This book is a compilation of all the author's discourses and comments about the social and spiritual roles of women. |
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The Liberation of Intellect: Neohumanism
This revolutionary book explains the root causes of forces that threaten society and the planet, and offers a unique solution. Neohumanism is a world-view that safeguards and enhances the development of one's inner spiritual assets. It is characterized by love for the Supreme, and finally overflows onto all objects, animate and inanimate, created by the Supreme. |
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To The Patriots This discourse examines the benefits and limitations of patriotism. |
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Ananda Vánii Samgraha Shrii Shrii Ánandamúrti gave special messages on the occasions of the New Year and his birthday. This book is a collection of those inspirational messages. |
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Light Comes
A collection of pocket-book inspirational excerpts from discourses by P. R. Sarkar. |
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The Thoughts of P. R. Sarkar A collection of short thought-provoking excerpts from discourses by P. R. Sarkar. A tiny pocket-book you can carry with you for on-the-spot inspiration. Subjects include evolution, consciousness, spiritual practices, intellect and intuition, service, morality, art and literature, women and democracy. |
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Discourses on Neohumanist Education Discourses on Neohumanist Education is a compilation of various discourses given by Shrii Prabhat Ranjan Sarkar over a period of thirty-five years. |
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In the Land of Hattamálá A hilarious fairy tale about three princes and how they learn about becoming human beings. |
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The Golden Lotus of the Blue Sea
A prince goes in search of the Golden Lotus and experiences so many humorous trials and tribulations. |
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Under the Fathomless Depths of the Blue Sea
This is a delightful tale written by P. R. Sarkar in his youth. It is about a boy who journeys to the land of ghosts under the sea, a place which bears a striking resemblance to our own sometimes strange society. |
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Birds and Animals, Our Neighbours The author teaches us to regard other species as "neighbours on earth," due the same dignity and respect we give our fellow human beings. |
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Caryácarya, Parts 1-3:
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Caryácarya Part 1 gives Ananda Marga its governing boards and committees, and provides guidelines for social functions. |
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Caryácarya Part 2 gives many guidelines for conduct in a progressive society - i.e., a society of individuals moving towards the Supreme. |
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Caryácarya Part 3 contains all the dos and don'ts related to physical health that must be followed for progress in mental and spiritual sádhaná. |
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Idea and Ideology Like no other book, but rather like spiritual practice itself, Idea and Ideology methodically, in a careful sequence, expands the reader's horizons and mind. It concludes by using the spiritual vantage that has been gained, to focus on the social problems of the earth. |
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Ideal Farming
 This book is taken from the notebooks of instructions dictated by the author to the Ananda Marga agriculture secretary. It is replete with information on all phases of cultivation, with suggestions on inter-planting and companion planting, ponds and lakes, the care of trees and shrubs, and conservation techniques. |
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Microvitum in a Nutshell Microvita are entities that come within the realms of both physicality and psychic expression. They are smaller and subtler than physical atoms and sub-atomic particles, and in the psychic realm they may be subtler than mind-stuff. The author predicts that they will soon be recognized by conventional science. |
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Prabhát Samgiita Samgiita means the combination of vocal music, instrumental music, and dance. Prabhat was the given name of the composer of these songs, so the school of music that these songs embody has been named Prabhát Samgiita. This volume presents the lyrics of the first 200 songs with their English translations. |
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Rarh – The Cradle of Civilization With Rarh as the nucleus, civilization developed throughout Bengal, and the influence of Rarh spread to other lands as well. In this book The author tells this story. |
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Samgiita: Song, Dance and Instrumental Music P. R. Sarkar's comprehensive writings on music are now available for the first time as a compilation in English. Covering thousands of years of art's contributions to society, Sarkar reminds us of the original intentions of using music to enhance spiritual practices. |
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Sarkar's English Grammar and Composition A yogi-scholar once said, "He who would track language to its lair would end as infinite." It seems that the author truly wants us to end as infinite, for he tracks language to its lair. Rarely satisfied with derived meanings and usages, he guides us to the sometimes-forgotten sources of language, that we might taste the purity of the source. |
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Sarkar's Short Stories A collection of humorous and moral stories in the Indian tradition, full of fun and imagination. |
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Shabda Cayaniká (series) Ostensibly, Shabda Cayaniká is a series devoted to the linguistics and philology of the Bengali language, but in reality it is much more than that. The author uses the platform of the word as a point of departure to take the reader on a journey through all the varied landscapes of human knowledge. |
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Strange Experiences At once a collection of entertaining stories, an enigmatic treatise on the paranormal and a rare window into the early life of the author, Shrii Prabhat Ranjan Sarkar. |
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Varna Vijinana Here fundamental principles that govern linguistic expression are put forth and blended with an historical perspective that throws new light on the origins of human language. |
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Yogic Treatments and Natural Remedies The object of the art of healing is to cure a patient, both physically and mentally. So the question is not the advocacy of any particular school of medical science, but rather the welfare of the patient. Diseases can be cured through natural methods of yogic exercise, water, diet, herbal medicines, sunlight and air. |
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A Spiritual Treasure of Jewels by Ácárya Shraddhánanda A collection of fifteen articles: "Victory in Battle", "Bondage and Liberation", Etc. |
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Ananda Marga: Path of Bliss by Ac. Vivekananda and Ac. Piiyusananda |
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Ananda Marga Spiritual and Social Practices Edited by Taraka and Ac. Acyutananda Avadhuta This book not only deals with spiritual practices and social conduct, but also provides the cosmological philosophy behind spiritual practices, and explains the purpose of human life in progressing from microcosmic imperfection to macrocosmic perfection. |
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Beyond the Superconscious Mind by Avadhútiká Ánanda Mitrá An introduction to the five layers of the mind, and the way to unfold them with the practice of meditation. |
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Biopsychology: a new science of body, mind and soul by Dr. Jitendra Singh |
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Biopsychology of Spiritual Practices by Dr. Jitendra Singh and Ac. Baskarananda Avt. |
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Close Your Eyes & Open Your Mind by Dada Nabhaniilananda Dada has a rare quality of conveying some of the world's deepest truths in simple, clear language. |
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Cure Yourself With Yoga by Dada Hiranmayananda Avt. Cure yourself with Yoga is one of the most comprehensive and wide-ranging guide books to the ancient art of yoga. Whether the reader seeks quick, accessible guidelines for yogic treatment, or more detailed discussions on yogic principles and physiology, this books offer a wealth of knowledge and authoritative detail. |
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The Spiritual Philosophy of Shrii Shrii Ánandamúrti: A
Commentary on Ánanda Sútram by Avadhútiká Ánanda Mitrá Now this difficult text of Ananda Sutram has been vastly elucidated in the present commentary, bringing it to a greater audience of inquisitive and searching minds. |
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The Wisdom of Yoga: An Introduction to Ananda Marga
Philosophy by Ácárya Vedaprajinánanda A short introduction to the basic elements of Ananda Marga philosophy. |
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When the Time Comes
edited by Devashish Donald Acosta Conversations with a modern Indian saint, addressing many of the common difficulties and dilemmas that the spiritual seekers face in their quest for realization. With the infallible good sense of a true adept, Acharya Chandranath shows us how to avoid the obstacles and pitfalls on the path, and gives us the practical advice we need to achieve success in our spiritual life. |
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Yoga for Health by Avadhútiká Ánanda Mitrá Find out the key to unlock the door to the hidden potentials within your own body and mind: All-round health, peaceful emotions, relief from stress and tiredness, delay of the aging process, more limber and flexible joints, and an increase of the body's energy and vitality. |
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Yoga: The Way of Tantra
compiled and edited by Ácárya Bhavamuktananda A general introduction to Tantra Yoga, and several of its aspects: diet and health, yoga postures, meditation, ethical conduct, and philosophy. |
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After Capitalism by Dada Maheshvarananda An overview of the socio-economic theory of Prout, proposed as an alternative to the other presently dominant socio-economic models, the benefits of Prout, and how to initiate Proutistic projects in your area. |
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How to Prepare for the Coming Depression by Mark Friedman A workbook for managing your money and your life during economic hard times. |
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Human Story (cartoons) by Ron Logan and Michael McClure Human History from the Dawn of Time to the Dawn of the New Age |
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Muslim Civilization & Crisis in Iran by Ravi Batra |
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Prout: Neohumanistic Economics by Dr. Shambhúshivánanda |
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Situating Sarkar: Tantra Macrohistory & Alternative Futures by Sohail Inayatullah |
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Social Dynamics and Social Movements commentary by Ácárya Bhaskarananda Avadhuta An explanation of the laws of social change through history. |
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Stock Market Crashes of 1998 & 1999: The Asian Crisis and
your Future by Ravi Batra |
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The Downfall of Capitalism & Communism: Can Capitalism be
saved? by Ravi Batra |
Biographies and stories focusing on Bábá |
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Ananda Katha by Ácárya Naginá |
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Ánandamúrtijii As I Knew Him by Ácárya Vijayánanda |
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Bábá Loves All by Ácárya Dhruvánanda |
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Bábá's Love for South America edited by Ácárya Prasiidánanda The personal accounts of the experiences of seventy Ananda Margiis and acaryas (spiritual teachers) from South America with their guru, Shrii Shrii Anandamurti. |
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Bhagavan Anandamurti by Narada Muni |
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Blue Wings by Ac. Muktatmananda |
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Call of the Messiah by Dr. A. K. Mohanty |
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Divine Love: European Experiences with Shrii
Shrii Anandamurti This collection of personal experiences by more than seventy European disciples of tantric master Shrii Shrii Anandamurti will take you on an unforgettable journey of love, laughter, and spirituality. |
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Glimpses of a Mystery by Ácárya Bhaskarananda |
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I am Yours -
Memories of a beloved teacher: stories from devotees of Shrii Shrii
Anandamurti Edited by Ácárya Phalashuddhananda, Alok and Puspahrydaya This is a book of spiritual stories — narratives about ordinary people's devotional lives and their relationships with an extraordinary teacher. |
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My Days with Bábá by Ácárya Sarveshvaránanda |
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My Master The Supreme Guide by Ácárya Krpánanda |
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My Spiritual Life with Bábá by Ácárya Shraddhánanda |
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Namami Kalyanasundaram by Hamrahi A book of spiritual stories based on devotees' experiences with Shrii Shrii Anandamurti. |
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P. R. Sarkar on History by Ácárya Raghunáth |
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Sambhavámi by Ácárya Sugatánanda |
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Stories of Bábá by Ácárya Dhyáneshánanda |
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Tantric Women Tell Their Stories edited by Jennifer Jayanti Fitzgerald and Marcus Bussey The stories told here capture the diversity of women's spiritual experience exploring the struggles and triumphs of spiritual life. The emphasis of the book is upon feminine spirituality and the ways in which women experience and express their spirituality. |
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The Life and Teachings of Shrii Shrii Ánandamúrti by Ácárya Vijayánanda |
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The Supreme Friend by Ácárya Dhruvánanda |
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Unforgettable Memories by Ac. Cidananda Avadhuta |
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With My Master by Ácárya Krpánanda |
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Biographies and stories of a broader focus |
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Bombs, Bliss and Baba by Paul Narada Alister The Spiritual Autobiography behind The Hilton Bombing Frame-Up |
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Travels with the Mystic Master by Ácárya Dharmavedananda |
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Head in the Stars Feet on the Ground: Exploration of Yoga
Psychology
by Av. Anandanivedita A blending of eastern psychological insight with practical western exercises to help catalyze personal development and increase self-knowledge, peace and strength. |
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Neo-Humanist Education edited by Avadhutika Ananda Rama Ac. Documentation on Neo-Humanist education, propounded by Shrii Prabhat Rainjan Sarkar. |
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Neohumanist Educational Futures:
Liberating the Pedagogical Intellect edited by Sohail Inayatullah, Marcus Bussey, and Ivana Milojevic This book breaks new ground by linking Neohumanism (the expansion of humanism to include nature and deep spirituality) with pedagogy and futures thinking. |
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Teach Me To Fly by Avadhutika Anandanivedita Ac. Contains a myriad of exciting ideas regarding early childhood education. |
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Food for Thought: Vegetarian Philosophy by Avadhútiká Ananda Mitrá This is an excellent resource for beginning and established vegetarians. It covers all the reasons why a vegetarian diet is the most suitable for human beings and shows where to find the nutrients that compose a balanced, healthy vegetarian diet. |
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The Vegetarian Lunchbasket by Linda Haynes 225 easy, nutritious recipes for the quality conscious family on the go. |
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What’s Wrong with Eating Meat? This book gives a feeling for the universal and wide-spread sentiment that has led people to vegetarianism, both in the past and present. |
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Ananda Marga Dictionary Compiled by Ac. Premayananda Avt. A dictionary of terms encountered in Ananda Marga publications. Contains more than 1500 entries. |
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As One Is So One Sees edited by Floating Eagle Feather Stories, poems and epigrams. A literary and graphic medicine bundle gathered from many world cultures. |
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Felicitavia: A Spiritual Journey by Devashish Donald Acosta Frustrated with where his life is headed, a young Italian street-painter sets off for the solitude of the Swiss-Italian Alps in the hope of re-inspiring himself and his art. There he undergoes a mystical experience that allows him to reach a level in his art he had not imagined possible. |
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The Cosmic Artist by Av. Ananda Agorii A book of inspired poems about nature, humanity and philosophy. |
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The Seven Secrets of Success | ||
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The Tao of Motherhood by Vimala McClure |