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New Tapes By Devi Vanamali
(each tape sold separately for $9.95)
Devi Vanamali, author of The Play of God and
The Song of Rama, is a contemporary Hindu contemplative and teacher.
She is master of the Vanamali Gita Yogashram in Rishikesh, an ancient
place of pilgrimage in the foothills of India's holy Himalayas. Devi's
warm voice and spirit invite you to share her ancient wisdom through
this series of practical talks.
A
Guide to Better Self-Awareness:
An Introduction to Indian Philosophy
The heart is the root of Indian philosophy.
Yet the heart has little place in Western culture. To bridge this gap,
Devi Vanamali explores the fundamental history of Indian philosophy to
help heal hearts that have been starved of love and fed on technology.
By citing vivid comparisons between Eastern and Western beliefs, Vanamali
steers us toward better self-awareness within the framework of Indian
philosophy.
This practical guide to Indian thought is essential
for anyone seeking a greater understanding of Eastern philosophy, its
foundation, and themselves.
A Guide to
Living Without Becoming Entrapped by Your Desires:
The Abode of Krishna
Desires and temptations are a
part of life—but must we be consumed by them? Here, Vanamali reveals
the secret to escaping this problem by offering a powerful technique
to help us avoid becoming entrapped by our earthly desires. This practical
tool will inspire us to be the master, rather than victim, of every
situation we encounter.
Vanamali's "Abode of Krishna"
technique will help us to live more effectively and enable us to find
the sacred abode that lies within our own hearts.
