The first collection of Bengali stories of folk culture in Modern India. This book was originally written in Bengali language. This is the first book of prose in Bengali Literature. In 1977 author Sukumar Sen translated this book into English which was published by Eastern Publishers.

HINDU DHARMER GOPAN KATHA

Famous Ancient Stories

Becoming Buddha : Wisdom Culture For A Meaningful Life

I Bought The Monk's Ferrari

Wisdom to Create a Life of Passion, Purpose, and Peace

Wisdom to Create a Life of Passion, Purpose, and Peace

The book is about Baul philosophy...

The book is about universal...

This book is about the Bamiyan Buddhas.

Verses of the Chinese Dhammapada in Bengali.

Bhagavad Gita in 26 chapters and 745 verses.

About the philosophy of Qur'an.

An Introductory Selection of Readings from the Qur'an Translated and Presented

A Critical Study of the Jaina Theory of PARAMANU PUDGALA in Light of Modern Scientific Theory

This book is the first definitive study of Sarmad's life and an English translation of original Persian text of all the 341 quatrains by author Dr M.G. Gupta... (He) traces Sarmad's life with a wealth of authentic reference...

The poetry of the 14th century Persian poet, Shamsuddin Mohammed Hafiz has been brought home to English readers by the author Dr M.G. Gupta... For the benefit of readers, he has explained the abstruse terms and concepts used in the Diwan-i-Hafiz. (the) volume runes into some 600 pages of scholarly material...

This is the English translation of the legendary Rumi's classic work, the MATHNAWI.

The book is about the 36 different types of yoga and meditation from ancient yoga system to modern practice.

What would you do if destiny twisted the road you took? What if it threw you to a place you did not want to go? Would you fight, would you run or would you accept? Set across two cities in India in the early eighties, 'Life is what you make it' is a gripping account of a few significant years of Ankita's life.

Ankita Sharma has the world at her feet. She is young, good-looking, smart and has tonnes of friends and boys swooning over her. College life is what every youngster dreams of and she also manages to get into a premier management school for her MBA. Six months later, she is a patient in a mental health hospital. How did Ankita get here? What were the events that led to this? Will she ever get back her life again?

Life has cruelly and coldly snatched that which meant the most to her and she must now fight to get it all back.

It is a deeply moving and inspiring account of growing up, of the power of faith and how determination and an indomitable spirit can overcome even what destiny throws at you.

A tale, at its core a love-story that makes us question our beliefs about ourselves and our concept of sanity and forces us to believe that life is truly what one makes it.

The Vimuttimagga is a manual of meditation, evidently based on the experience of Buddhist monks in ancient times and compiled for the guidance of those intent on a contemplative life. The work is compiled in accordance with the classical Buddhist division of the path into the three stages of virtue, concentration, and wisdom, culminating in the goal of liberation. It is widely believed that the Vimuttimagga may have been the model used by Acariya Buddhaghosa to compose his magnum opus, the Visuddhimagga, several centuries later. The older work is marked by a leaner style and a more lively sense of urgency stemming from its primarily practical orientation.

The most esteemed commentary in all of Pali literature, The Path of Purification, or Visuddhimagga is a systematic examination and condensation of Buddhist doctrine and meditation technique. The various teachings of the Buddha, found throughout the Pali Canon, are organized in a clear, comprehensive path leading to the final goal, nibbana, the state of complete purification. In the course of his treatise Buddhaghosa gives full and detailed instructions on the forty subjects of meditation aimed at concentration, an elaborate account of the Buddhist Abhidhamma philosophy, and explicit descriptions of the stages of insight culminating in final liberation.

Anapanasati or “mindfulness of breathing” was the method of meditation that the Buddha himself used to attain enlightenment, and during his long teaching career he often stressed its importance to his disciples. In the living Buddhist tradition mindfulness of breathing is regarded as the “root” meditation subject, the basis for all other approaches to meditation as well as a self-sufficient system that covers the entire range of practice for gaining calm and insight.
The present book is an anthology of all the important source material from the Pali Canon and Commentaries on this core system of meditation. The book includes the famous Anapanasati Sutta, the Discourse on Mindfulness of Breathing (Majjhima Nikaya Sutta 118); the commentary on this sutta (including a substantial passage from the Visuddhimagga); an analytical treatise from the canonical Patisambhidamagga; and a selection of suttas from the Pali Canon. All this material has been rendered into lucid English by Bhikkhu Nyanamoli, one of the foremost translators of Pali Buddhist texts in our age.

“This book helps to fill what has long been a glaring gap in the scholarship on Early Buddhism, offering us a detailed textual study of the Satipatthana Sutta, the foundational Buddhist discourse on meditation practice. With painstaking thoroughness, Ven. Analayo marshals the suttas of the Pali canon, works of modern scholarship, and the teachings of present-day meditation masters to make the rich implications of this text, so concise in the original, clear to contemporary students of the Dharma. Unlike more popular books on the subject, he is not out to establish the exclusive validity of one particular system of meditation as against others; his aim, rather, is to explore the sutta as a wide-ranging and multi-faceted source of guidance which allows for alternative interpretations and approaches to practice. His analysis combines the detached objectivity of the academic scholar with the engaged concern of the practitioner for whom meditation is a way of life rather than just a subject of study. The book should prove to be of value both to scholars of Early Buddhism and to serious meditators alike. Ideally, it will encourage in both types of reader the same wholesome synthesis of scholarship and practice that underlies the author's own treatment of his subject.”

This book is a critical evaluation of practical experiences of the author in yoga with reference to modern science

English translation from Sanskrit with introduction and notes on the ABHINAVAGUPTA'S Commentary on the Bhagavad Gita Gitartha Samgraha which is the Kashmiri Recension of the Bhagavad Gita

Lost 745 verses of Gita which was found in a ancient Bhojpatri Manuscript

Lost 745 verses of Gita which was found in a Birch-Bark Manuscript in Sarada characters in the British Museum Library as Oriental Ms. No. 6763 D.

Compatative study on Al-Qur'an and ancient Hindu scriptures

Study on Bible with Hindu scriptures

Study on KamaSutras by the sage-teacher Vatsyayana

Study of sexuality in ancient India

English translation of Fa Jyu Jing, the earliest Chinese version of the Dharmapada.