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Celebrating Love
Celebrating Love is a compilation of weekly knowledge by topics. Short discourses on dealing with violence, fear, anger; dispassion; service; spirituality; God. Companion book to the earlier volume, Celebrating Silence |
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Celebrating Silence (206 pgs)
Celebrating Silence is a collection of the weekly discourses (1995 to 2000) organized by theme rather than by chronological order. Sri Sri discusses topics ranging from doubt and fear to love and dispassion. He describes what it means to be on a spiritual path - a path of service, sadhana, and surrender. He leads us through an understanding of God and back to our inner Self - that which we really seek, often without knowing. |
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Wisdom for the New Millennium (218 pgs)
This wisdom book is a compilation of talks by Sri Sri that gives practical knowledge on how to increase human values in children and society, defeat depression, anxiety, and negative emotions, develop harmonious relationships, and live a happier, richer, life.
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| Wisdom for the New Millennium |
| Practical knowledge on how to increase human values in society, defeat depression, and live a happier, richer, life. Click here to read more. |
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| What People Are Saying |
| At a time when many people feel that modern knowledge and ancient traditions tend to contradict each other, it is refreshing to come across someone like Sri Sri Ravi Shankar who has been able to reconcile his scientific education with his Vedic training to find a path relevant to contemporary needs. -- His Holiness The Dalai Lama |
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"When attention is given to the spiritual aspect of one's life it brings responsibility, a sense of belonging, and compassion and caring for the whole of humanity. Spirit upholds and sustains life. It makes you strong and solid. It breaks down the narrow boundaries of cast, creed, religion, and nationality, and gives you an awareness of life present everywhere. It is only through this awareness, this uplifting of consciousness, that wars can be eliminated and human rights restored in the world today."
- Sri Sri Ravi Shankar |
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