Abiding Calm comes through an intuitive grasp of the oneness of all existence. What is the oneness of all existence? It is that approach in which one is mindful of one's connection with the rest of existence - mindful of one's own happiness and the happiness of all beings. The book "Calm Abiding" is designed as an exercise in meditation that will enable the reader, through conscientious practice, achieve a sense of abiding calm within themselves. "Calm Abiding" uses techniques and insights from world faiths (Hinduism, Buddhism and Christianity) and the secular tradition of positive thinking....

Dass is a poor young man. He depends on work that he may or may not get in the local marketplace. He has no one but his grandmother and their life is a struggle to meet their daily needs. Then when he is 18, a stranger turns up. Dass's father had been the stranger's business mentor. And now the stranger has come to help Dass on his journey to wealth and comfort personal happiness. Thus begins 'All Yours to Inherit (the complete life)', a story set in ancient India and that takes Dass and the reader into an exploration of life, abundance and happiness...

It is the time of the Warring States, an imaginary period in Chinese history....On a business visit to Xian, Elder Master Yuan is imprisoned by the greedy governor of Xian. The governor demands ransom money from Lady Yuan. In the hope of securing her husband's release, she sends bags of gold coins to the governor. This continues for two years until she and her children are stripped of all their wealth - and when Lady Yuan is unable to provide any more gold or money, the governor has Elder Master Yuan killed. This book has all the surviving letters that Elder Master Yuan wrote to his wife and...

The original tablets of Arkad of George S.Clason's The Richest Man in Babylon....an imaginative re-telling of George S.Clason's classic on personal finance and success...

'Lotus in Hand: an introduction to Buddhism' is the result of Raj Arumugam's relationship with Buddhism and independent inquiry into the Buddha's teachings over four decades. 'Lotus in Hand' is written mostly in verse and includes the following sections: teachings; aspects of Buddhism; Mind Unshaken; scenes from the life of the Buddha; Kisa Gotami: a mother's sorrow; Meditations on the Dhammapada.

This edition is the black and white edition of Raj Arumugam's "Faces of the Divine, meditations on the Divine." Faces of the Divine takes the reader on an intuitive voyage of discovery of the great Indian experience of bhakti - the absolute and unconditional love of the Divine. Each reading in this book is an insightful meditation and Raj Arumugam, known for his works of deep insight into our various world traditions, offers the reader a seeing into aspects of the Divine in the great flowering of Bhakti that is both ancient and ever-new. (The book was originally written in English - not a...

"Stories from our world" by Raj Arumugam offers stories that come from the world that is ours...a world that cuts across time to ancient origins and that cuts across distance and across various cultures and countries. The stories also cut across various modes of thought and expression. These are stories that are specially chosen by Raj Arumugam for their personal impact on his life and thought over the years. Here are stories about Chuang Tzu and Li Po from China; a folk-tale from India; stories of Nasrudin from the Middle East; stories about Socrates and Diogenes; fables and parables from...

These tales flow from the deepest recesses of the mind; stories of the psyche...dark, radiant, sad, funny - but each story insightful of the human condition... Each tale glows with symbolism and levels of meaning and speaks directly to the reader's intuition and insight...

Lin Tang, a scholar, anonymous and destitute in medieval China...Ashok Cushman dying (or already dead) in the mountains in a contemporary but an imagined Australia...and Vyas, a sanyasin in medieval India on a journey millions of wanderers have taken and continue to take - these three characters in the tales that form SATORI each experience moments of insight, of illumination. The tales offer readers satori of their own, as they follow the three characters on their various journeys. "SATORI" is designed to be a personal experience of insight even as each of the three tales engages the readers...

Nasrudin is the world's best-loved fool. The wise fool. Stories about Nasrudin have been told and re-told - and new ones invented - since the Middle Ages. Most of the stories of Nasrudin appear as jokes - but each story invites deep thought. Each story offers an insight into our very own nature. Nasrudin lived some time in the thirteenth century and is claimed by so many nations of the Near, Middle East and Central Asia as their own. Today, Nasrudin has many websites devoted to him - and he has truly become the world's best loved fool. Ooops - the world's best-loved wise fool...