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Śrī-chakra
Study of a Hindu tantric diagram (chakra)
The Yantras
Use of mystical designs and diagrams.
Encyclopaedia of Indian Medicine
Projected six-volume set of encyclopedia on the "indigenous medical wisdom in India known as Ayurveda." Entries range from short to long. Miscellaneous appendixes.
Bhavanopanishad
Hindu philosophical classic; Sanskrit text with English translation and explanation.
Encyclopaedia of Indian Medicine: Diseases and their cures
Projected six-volume set of encyclopedia on the "indigenous medical wisdom in India known as Ayurveda." Entries range from short to long. Miscellaneous appendixes.
The Life and Works of Prof. R.L. Kashyap
An adage from the ageless store of Indian wisdom tells us that in life we finish our apprenticeship at 50 years and then become adults. We only take up our life's work and real mission when we attain 80. And we leave the earth finally with the rounded and satisfied fullness of 100 years, "reveling in the rapture,' as Sri Aurobindo would translate a Vedic phrase. Always early, adept, and never unpunctual, our dear RLK took up the real charge of his life's work decades before reaching his eightieth birthday. Thriving treasures now invite us to celebrate the rare richness he manifests upon earth.
Psychology in the Indian Tradition
This authoritative volume, written by two well-known psychologist-philosophers, presents a model of the person and its implications for psychological theory and practice. Professors Ramakrishna Rao and Anand Paranjpe draw the contours of Indian psychology, describe the methods of study, explain crucial concepts, and discuss the central ideas and their application, illustrating them with insightful case studies and judicious reviews of available research data and existing scholarly literature. The main theme is organized around the thesis that psychology is the study of the person and that the person is a unique composite of body, mind and consciousness. The goal of the person is self-realization. Self-realization consists in the realization of one’s true self as distinct from the manifest ego and it is facilitated by cultivating consciousness. Cultivating consciousness leads to a kind of psycho-spiritual symbiosis resulting in personal transformation, altruistic value orientation and flowering of the hidden human potential.
Current Catalog
First multi-year cumulation covers six years: 1965-70.
