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Book 'Saturn: The King Maker' unravels the king maker role of Saturn in addition to Saturn's significance in timing various vital events of life. 'Saturn: The King maker', an un parallel work on the mystiques of Saturn so far, contains 14 chapters. First two chapters deal with the introduction of Saturn as a member of the solar system and its astrological connotations. Much dreaded ruthlessness of Saturn is only a one sided picture and a fuller understanding of this Graha requires systemic study. Various information regarding Saturn, its significations, and occupations & diseases etc under Saturn's control are vividly discussed. Saturn in Puranic contexts makes an interesting reading.

Next two chapters describe in detail Saturn's placement in twelve houses and twelve signs. Introducing various dimensions of different houses of birth chart we proceed discussing the appropriate results of Saturn's position in different bhavas at the time of birth. The enigmatic Saturn renders modified results when placed in different signs or Rashis. The impact of Saturn in various signs is carefully studied. How the aspect of various planets on Saturn, and vice versa, change the results to amazing extent and how the malefic Saturn becomes benefic are the subject matter of these two important chapters.

The fifth chapter unravels the 'Different positions of Mysterious Saturn' which narrates Saturn in Ascendant and Retrograde profiles as well as brief discussion on the positions of Saturn in 12 houses: as many as 26 states of Saturn are described.

Next three chapters deal broadly with the transit of Saturn. The 6th chapter discusses about proven principles about transit of Saturn which can determine the time of marriage, accurately and exactly. The 7th chapter deals with the 'Nadi principles about Saturn's transit'; expertise in which can make one predict precisely the timing of events. And the 8th chapter 'Saturn the Great Timer' contains detail event-by-event analysis of lives of great personalities and contains various rules with regard to predicting the exact spell of time interspersed with examples to explain the rules propounded.

The chapter on 'Saturn: The King Maker' deals with crux of the theme, the most marvelous and amazing role of Saturn in elevating one to the position of King, minister, head of the state or of the industries. On the contrary, adverse disposition of Saturn brings fall from power, miseries and losses which is the point of discussion in the chapter Saturn in the 10th house: Fall from power.

Next 4 chapters shed light on the relationship of Saturn with other planets such as Sun and Jupiter which play an important role in deciding events related to marriage, progeny and profession. Thus, in totality, the book demystifies the commonly held view about Saturn's enigmatic character and describes at length its constructive role in molding the basic pattern of life. It is a must read to gain comprehensive knowledge about Saturn and to remove the myths about its malfeasance.

About the Author

Mrs. Mridula Trivedi, a Post Graduate from the University of Lacknow, graduated to become a very highly acclaimed astrology of international renown. Honour with ‘Doctor of Astrology’ by the world development Council in 1987, she did not look back in the march of adding further feathers to her cap. She was honoured with the title of ‘Ved Vyas’ by Spiritual and Astrological Research Institute, Lucknow in 2001. She was also awarded ‘the Best Astrologer and Best Writer of the Country’ by planets and forecast in 2007. She is associated Editor.

Mr. T.P. Trivedi, a retired engineer with U.P. Power Corporation Ltd., has dedicated his life to the promotion of excellence in astrology. Awards like 'Best Astrologer of India Award', 'Dr. Manorama Sharma Jyotish Puraskar' by Gopal Das Neeraj foundation are just two stray examples from a rather long list of awardsa bestowed on him. Based on his lifetime achievments, he has also been honoured with the most prestigious awards of uttat pradesh, Yash Bharati in 2015.

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• Publisher : Rajpal and Sons
• By: J. Krishnamurti
• Binding : Paperback
• Language :  Hindi
  
• Edition :2016
• Pages: 176 pages
• Size : 20 x 14 x 4 cm
  
• ISBN-10: 9350642840
• ISBN-13 :9789350642849
  

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जिसे हम प्रेम कहते-समझते हैं, क्या वह सच में प्रेम है? क्या अकेलेपन की वास्तविक प्रकृति वही है जिसका अनुमान हमें डराता है और हम उससे दूर भागते रहते हैं, और इस कारण जीवन में कभी भी उस एहसास से हमारी सीधे-सीधे मुलाकात नहीं हो पाती? दैनिक जीवन के निकष पर इन दो सर्वाधिक आवृत प्रतीतियों के अनावरण का सफर है: ‘प्रेम क्या है? अकेलापन क्या है?’ जे. कृष्णमूर्ति के शब्दों में अधिष्ठित निःशब्द से रहस्यों के धुँधलके सहज ही छँटते चलते हैं, और जीवन की उजास में उसकी स्पष्टता सुव्यक्त होती जाती है। ‘मन जब किसी भी तरकीब का सहारा लेकर पलायन न कर रहा हो, केवल तभी उसके लिए उस चीज़ के साथ सीधे-सीधे संपर्क-संस्पर्श में होना संभव है जिसे हम अकेलापन कहते हैं, अकेला होना। किंतु, किसी चीज़ के साथ संस्पर्श में होने के लिए आवश्यक है कि उसके प्रति आपका स्नेह हो, प्रेम हो।’

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• Publisher : Rajpal and Sons
• By: Mohandas K. Gandhi (Author)
• Binding : Paperback
• Language : Hindi
• Edition :2018
• Pages: 192 pages
• Size : 20 x 14 x 4 cm
  
• ISBN-10: 8170287286
• ISBN-13 :9788170287285
  

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गांधीजी की 'आत्मकथा' जो अंग्रेज़ी में प्रसिद्ध हुई; उसके असली स्वरूप में तथा उसमें जो 'दक्षिण अफ्रीका का सत्याग्रह का इतिहास' है, इन दोनों के कुल पृष्ठ करीब एक हज़ार होते है। इन दोनों पुस्तकों के कथावस्तु को पहली बार संक्षिप्त करके इकट्ठा करके प्रस्तुत करने का प्रयास किया गया है। क्योंकि गांधीजी की शैली ही संक्षिप्त में कहने की है इसलिए यह कार्य सरल नहीं है। एक बात और भी है कि वे सदा जितना उद्देश्यपूर्ण तथा महत्त्व का हो उतना ही कहते हैं। अतः उन्होंने जो भी कुछ लिखा है, उसमें काट-छाँट करने से पहले दो बार सोचना ही पड़ेगा। आधुनिक पाठक गांधीजी की 'आत्मकथा' संक्षिप्त में माँगता है। उसकी इस माँग को मद्देनज़र रखते हुए तथा स्कूलों-काॅलेजों के युवा-विद्यार्थियों के लिए यह संक्षिप्त आवृत्ति तैयार की गयी है। असल ग्रन्थ का स्थान तो यह संक्षिप्त आवृत्ति कभी नहीं ले सकेगी; लेकिन ऐसी आशा रखना अवश्य अपेक्षित है कि यह संक्षेप पाठक में जिज्ञासा अवश्य उत्पन्न करेगा और बाद में अपनी अनुकूलता से जब फुरसत मिलेगी तब वह असली ग्रन्थ का अध्ययन करेगा। इस संक्षेप मंे गांधीजी के जीवन में घटी सभी महत्त्वपूर्ण घटनाओं का समावेश हो ऐसा प्रयास किया गया है, इस में भी उन घटनाओं का कि जिसका आध्यात्मिक महत्त्व है इस कारण उन्होंने पुस्तकें लिखी हैं। गांधीजी के अपने ही शब्दों को चुस्ती से पकड़ रखे है। ऐसी भी कई जगह हैं कि जहाँ संक्षिप्त करते समय शब्दों को बदलने की ज़रूरत मालूम पड़ी है वहाँ बदल भी दिये हैं; लेकिन यहाँ भी एक बात की सावधानी रखी गयी है कि उन्होंने जो अर्थ दर्शाये हैं उसके अर्थ में कोई परिवर्तन ना हो। संक्षिप्त करते समय महादेवभाई देसाई द्वारा तैयार किया गया ग्रन्थ 'माई अर्ली लाईफ' विशेष उपयोगी हुआ था।

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• Publisher : Rajpal and Sons 
• By:  Sarvapalli Radhakrishnan (Author)
• Binding :Hardcover
• Language: Hindi
• Edition :2019
• Pages: 160 pages
• Size : 20 x 14 x 4 cm
  
• ISBN-10: 8170289815
• ISBN-13:9788170289814
  

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डा. राधाकृष्णन ने इस रचना में शाश्वत सत्य की खोज-परख की है। अंततः सत्य है क्या? प्रचलित मान्यताओं को विवेक और तर्क की कसौटी पर कसते हुए प्राचीन उपनिषदों से लेकर आधुनिक दार्शनिकों तक के विचारों का सुगम शैली में मूल्यांकन किया है।

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• Publisher : Rajpal and Sons 
• By: Satyajit Rai (Author)
• Binding :Paperback
• Language: Hindi
• Edition :2018
• Pages: 196 pages
• Size : 20 x 14 x 4 cm
  
• ISBN-10: 8170287553
  
• ISBN-13: 9788170287551
  

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सत्यजित राय भारतीय सिनेमा के जाने-माने व्यक्तित्व हैं और सिनेमा के क्षेत्र में उनके योगदान के लिए उन्हें ‘दादा साहेब फाल्के’ पुरस्कार से सम्मानित भी किया गया। एक सफल फिल्म निर्माता-निर्देशक, पटकथा-लेखक होने के साथ-साथ वे एक साहित्यिक लेखक भी थे। इस पुस्तक में सत्यजित राय की कलम से बारह कहानियों का एक गुलदस्ता प्रस्तुत है, जिसमें मनुष्य के हर भाव के रंग के फूल हैं।

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• Product Code :3943
• Material :Brass
• Size : 11.50"H x 10"W x 4.25"D
• Weight :7.750 kg.

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• Product Code :468
• Material :Brass
• Size : 8"h x4.25 "w x 3.50"d
• Weight :2.500 kg

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One of the masterpieces in Indian sculpture, the brass figure reveals perfection in execution, greater degree of smoothness and much gracefulness. The mace of hair a well as the snakes have been nicely executed and the face of the Lord reveals a higer degree of gracefulness. Indeed it is a paradigm of beauty and the artist has left no stone unturned in bringing about a remarkable aesthetic beauty in the figure that is a symbol of the triumph of the truth over the untruth.

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• Publisher : Chaukhamba Surbharati Prakashan
• By : (Dr. Jagdish Chandra Mishra)
  
• Cover : Paperback
• Language : Hindi
• Edition : 2010
  
• Pages : 440
  
• Weight : 100 g
  
• Size : 10 x 5 x 10 cm
  
• ASIN:  B00NGRK5LI
  

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• Product Code :BK9042
• Author : Jagdisha Chandra Mishra
• Publisher :Chaukhamba Sanskrit Prakashan
• Edition :2010
• Cover :Hardcover
• Language :Sanskrit & Hindi
• Pages : 4+48+440

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Language: Sanskrit Text with Hindi Translation

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• Product Code: Book665
• Edition : 2012
• Pages : 289
• Weight : 350
• Size : 8.5 x 5.5 x 0.6 inches
• Cover : Paperback
• Author : T.R. Srinivasa Ayyangar, Pandit Subrahmanya Sastri
• Language : English
• ISBN : 8170591929, 978-8170591924
• Publisher : Theosophical Publishing House

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About the Book

Saundarya-lahari is a beautiful poem with spiritual, mythical and tantric principle intricately women into it. It consists of a hundred and three hymns in praise of the Goddess Tripurasundari. The first forty-one stanzas are referred to generally as the Ananda-lahari (the Ocean of Spiritual Bliss), while the second part gives its name to the whole book. The highest forms of worship envisaged by the Vedic seers are far above the level of many. Therefore, other suitable forms of worship have been formulated. One such is the Sri Vidya, worship of the Supreme in its feminine aspect. In this text, Sri Samkaracarya expounds that worship in its pristine purity.

Introduction

THE Saundarya-lahari, 'the Ocean of Beauty', eminently shares the characteristics of (i) a poem displaying the finest touches of poetical fancy, (ii) a Stotra, hymn, in praise of the Goddess Tripurasundari, (iii) a series of Mantra-s, mystic formulae, to be used by the Upasaka along with the corresponding Yantra-s, diagrams, wherein the Devi is to be conceived as abiding, and (iv) an exposition of the Agama-s and Tantra-s, bearing on the worship of the Supreme Being in Its aspect of the Sakti, Creative Energy, known as the Sri- vidya, embodying the underlying principles of Vaidika-dharma and as such having the sanction of the Veda-s. In its first forty-one stanzas it encompasses the Ananda-lahari, the Ocean of the Blissfully Sublime. AS the very names and the design of the two parts indicate, it points, on the one hand, to the way of approach to the Paramatman, attainable only through true spiritual devotion and knowledge of the real nature of the Paramatman, supplemented by the successful accomplishment of the highest Yoga of Nirvikalpa-samadhi; on the other hand, it leads in effect to the merging of the Jivatman of the Upasaka into the non-differentiated Brahman, so exquisitely expounded in the Upanisad-s and other authoritative works dealing with the Monistic ideal of the Vedanta, through the worship of the qualified Brahman, so well portrayed in Stotra-s, Agama-s, Tantra-s, Purana-s and the Karma-kanda, thus typifying Nirgunopasana through Sagunopasana in essence. A unique feature or the Sanatana-dharma of the ancient Rsi-s of this Punya-bhumi of ours, which has enabled this time-hallowed system of theirs to endure through the ages, consists in the fact that it is elastic and comprehends systems adapted to the capacity, idiosyncrasy and stage of development attained by the various classes of persons owing allegiance to it, from individuals on the highest to the lowest rungs of the ladder of spiritual evolution. The highest forms of worship envisaged by the Vedic Seers of yore stand far above the ken of the vast majority, for whose delectation suitable forms of worship of Visnu, Siva, the Sakti and other Vedic deities have been elaborated by the large number of Agama-s, Tantra-s, Purana-s, Itihasa-s, etc., all within the ambit of the Vedic ideal. and these have cap- tured the imagination of these classes and continue to hold sway over their minds even to the present day. One of such forms of worship is the Sri-vidya, the worship of the Supreme Being in Its feminine aspect of the Sakti. Creative Energy. which embraces two forms: (i) the Internal. meant for the more advanced. assuming the character of worship of the Supreme Being in the aspect of Siva conjoint with the Sakti, at the various centres of energy of the human body. passing through various stages on to the highest. eschewing all rituals and ceremonies; and (ii) the External. intended for the less evolved. assuming the form of worshipping Yantra-s inscribed on the Bhurja leaf. gold and other metallic plates. coloured linen or slabs. to the accompaniment of the repetition of particular Mantra-s made up of the Matrka-s. with appropriate gestures. postures. facing of particular cardinal points. offerings of Dhupa, Dipa, Naivedya, etc. - all with a view to acquiring special psychic powers. gratification of specific desires. etc. of the Upasaka, The former. known as the Samaya-marga, is based on the Samhita-s of the Subhagama-pancaka, the works of five great Seers, and does not in any way, run counter to Vedic principles. The latter, known as the Kaula-marga and dealt with in the sixty-four Tantra-s, although primarily intended for the worship of the Devi, has in course of time afforded scope for the inclusion of vulgar practices (Vamacara) smacking of Kapalika and Ksapanaka usages, appealing to the venal side of human nature and exercising a demoralizing influence on the votaries to an extent not countenanced by the Veda-s, These unwholesome features of the Sakta cult began to weigh on the minds of high-souled reformers of the type of Samkara-bhagavatpada, who soon opened a crusade against such practices by expounding the sublime truths of the Samaya-marga in their writings and preachings, with a view to uphold the beautiful methods of the Samaya doctrine and supplant the ugly features of the Kaula-marga, Hence this work is appropriately called the Saundarya-lahari, the Ocean of Beauty, washing out in its torrent the filth accumulated in the Kaula-marga and restoring the purity of the Sri- vidya in relation to its external forms and ceremonies. In this laudable attempt he seems to have been ably served, in a later generation, by Laksmidhara and Bhaskararaya, two celebrated scholars and stalwart mystics acquainted with the inner working of the worship of the Sri-vidya, in their commentaries on several works relating to it. Laksmidhara's zeal for the preservation of the Samaya-marga in all its purity and for the reform of the Kaula-marga is so great that he even steps beyond the province of a mere commentator and differs from the author of the original work in matters of detail, where he thinks his own personal experience of the recondite practices warrants him to do so.

Here we have a meeting of two great minds, a meeting of two great spirits. Here we have deep calling deep. The Saundaryalahari is by Sri Sankara Bhagavatpada (Adi Sankara) and its exposition is by Pujyasri Candrasekharendra Sarasvati Svami (the Sage of Kanci, widely known as the Mahasvami). Adi Sankara is celebrated all over the world as a great bhasyakara, as a commentator of the Upanisads, the Brahmasutra, the Bhagavadgita and other texts. Here we have a Bhasya of a great hymn composed by the bhasyakara and what we call "an exposition" of the Saundaryalahari is indeed an inspired and inspiring work, a classic in its own right.

The Mahasvami speaks with the heart of a poet, with the penetrating insight of a philosopher and metaphysician and with the vision of a mystic. There are passages that move you with their unobtrusive eloquence, passages in which abstruse ideas are explained in a masterly fashion. There is poetry in this exposition; there is the fervour of devotion as well as profundity of thought that is oceanic in its vastness and depth.

Here we have synthesis of bhakti and Jnana, of Advaita and the Sakta doctrine, when the Sage of Kanci speaks of beauty he takes you to the sublime realm of aesthetic delight. How lofty must be his mystic vision as revealed in his identification of beauty with love and compassion. He speaks of many laharis, many waves, and his own Bhasya of the saundaryalahari is a flood of beauty that traverses various systems of thought: he harmonizes them as only he can, proving again that he is an Acarya with rare insights and with an original and creative mind.

About the Author

Pujyasri Candrasekharendra Sarasvati Svami (1894-1994) must be regarded as the greatest seer of our time. This gentle saint and mystic, whose life spanned almost the whole of the 20th century, created a spiritual and moral awakening in the land and made an immense contribution to its cultural resurgence. But he stood for all human civilization and he had a message for all mankind. He richly deserved the title of "Jagadguru", as one who taught in terms of the entire universe. His devotees believe that, life Adi Sankara before him, he too was an incarnation of Siva together with Amba. In these decades of struggle and turmoil, of conflict and hatred, he stood out as a luminous figure upholding the values of tolerance and charity and friendship and showed himself to be godly in his overflowing grace and compassion, while yet remaining intensely human.

Saundaryalahari is a rare Tantric work whose authorship is attributed to Samkaracarya. It is a long poem of one hundred verses; a hymn of praise to the Divine Mother; an invocation and a prayer that awakens man from stupor to a state of effulgent energy and creativity. In this monograph the original Sanskrit text of each verse is presented in Devanagari script accompanied with its Roman transliteration. English rendering of the verses and explanatory notes are provided with an eye to modern readership. Inclusion of yantras in their pictorical symbols focus attention on underlying potencies of each verse. The possibility of attainment of power and success by single-minded recitation of the verses is stressed on. The monograph will be of special interest to mother worshippers of all denominations. Students of religion and philosophy will find it appealing. the general reader with a love for poetry and literature will also like it.

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• Product Code :B4946
• Material :Brass
• Size :9"H x 7.50"W x 4.75"D
• Weight :2.900 kg.

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• Product Code :9225
• Material :Brass
• Size :12"H x 8"W x 5"D
• Weight :3.640 Kg.

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• Product Code :1901
• Material :Brass
• Size :12.50"H x 7.50"W x 4"D
• Weight :3.860 kg.

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