Yogi Mahajan

This book reveals startling visions of our inner potential to coalesce with this catalyst for global transformation.

A personal account of the life of Shri Mataji Nirmala Devi from 2002 to 2011.

Larry Pierce, a music producer from New York, journeys to the foothills of the Himalayas to enhance his knowledge of Indian classical music. A chance meeting with a holy lady inspires Larry to return home and open a music-healing center in the heart of New York. However, this comes to a standstill after a deadly attack on the World Trade Center.

Sergie and Ludmilla travel to the old city of Delhi to record its indigenous sounds. Their recorder picks up sounds that their ears do not hear. In the artisan quarters of the old city, they learn the Master’s trick to listen to the sound of silence. The trick comes handy when they suddenly find themselves trapped by terrorists in Mumbai’s iconic Taj Hotel.

HINDI
Yoga as religious and spiritual heeling: this book reveals startling visions of our inner potential and offers realistic hope and practical ways for world transformation through a unique process of Self-realization.

MARATHI
Navin Sahasrakat Prachin Bhavishyavani. Yoga as religious and spiritual heeling: this book reveals startling visions of our inner potential and offers realistic hope and practical ways for world transformation through a unique process of Self-realization.

Yoga as religious and spiritual heeling: this book reveals startling visions of our inner potential and offers realistic hope and practical ways for world transformation through a unique process of Self-realization.

ITALIAN LANGUAGE / ITALIANO
NEL NUOVO MILLENNIO SI AVVERANO LE ANTICHE PROFEZIE

HINDI
This book is about an experience of love, devotion and sheer joy with the incarnation of the all pervading power of Divine Love, Shri Adi Shakti Shri Mataji Nirmala Devi.

The realized saints of India were ordinary people like you and me. They were humble seekers who accumulated much karma, wading through the brunt and banes of mundane life. They were not particularly favoured by fate. Mostly unlettered, they were weavers, potters, peasants, merchants, butchers.