The Biography of Guru Dev

108 DISCOURSES OF GURU DEV LIFE & TEACHINGS OF SWAMI BRAHMANANDA SARASWATI SHANKARACHARYA OF JYOTIRMATH (1941-1953) Vol. I Translation of a¤¶a¥a¤°a¥ a¤¶a¤a¤a¤°a¤¾a¤a¤¾a¤°a¥a¤¯ a¤a¤ªa¤¦a¥a¤¶a¤¾a¤®a¥a¤¤ Shri Shankaracharya Upadeshamrita, 108 Hindi discourses of Guru Dev, with notes, transcription of Devanagari text & transliteration of Sanskrit quotations. Royal size (234mm x 156mm), 352 pages - 38 illustrations

THE BIOGRAPHY OF GURU DEV LIFE & TEACHINGS OF SWAMI BRAHMANANDA SARASWATI SHANKARACHARYA OF JYOTIRMATH (1941-1953) Vol. II Translation of a¤¶a¥a¤°a¥ a¤a¥a¤¯a¥a¤¤a¤a¤·a¥a¤ªa¥a¤ a¥a¤¦a¥a¤§a¤¾a¤°a¤ Shri Jyotishpeethoddharaka, the Hindi biography of Guru Dev with notes, transcription of Devanagari text, transliteration of Sanskrit quotations & additional biographical material and quotations. Royal size (234mm x 156mm), 336 pages - 54 illustrations

GURU DEV AS PRESENTED BY MAHARISHI MAHESH YOGI LIFE & TEACHINGS OF SWAMI BRAHMANANDA SARASWATI SHANKARACHARYA OF JYOTIRMATH (1941-1953) Vol. III

Translation of a¤a¤®a¥a¤¤-a¤a¤£ Amrit Kana, the Hindi discourses of Guru Dev compiled by Brahmachari Mahesh (later known as Maharishi Mahesh Yogi), with notes, transcription of Devanagari text & transliteration of Sanskrit quotations. Also included are transcripts of Maharishi speaking on Guru Dev and about his philosophies, with additional complementary material, including transcripts and translations of the Acharya Vandana Puja & the `108 Names of Guru Dev'. Royal size (234mm x 156mm), 336 pages - 35 illustrations

'Thank you so very much for all that you are doing! Jai Guru Dev.' - Jerry Jarvis, Director, Institute For Advanced Research

'I view your work as the most important in the movement since Maharishi's death. ... Capturing the historical and personal essence of Guru Dev and Maharishi is the only way to go, and you are going there.' -Rev. Dr. John Reigstad, Educator

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