The portrayal of Code Shakti is through reinforcing different Vedic concepts and fables. Like the ancient Puranas, the text is recursive. It is a story within a story, narrated through dialogues. Though the style is unpretending, the ideas are simple, and the tone is unassuming - Code Shakti assumes the reader is familiar with Vedic concepts. Philosophy, discipline and devotion are a comprehensive approach to life in a transient, frenzied world. The underlying theme based on "Devi Mahatmyam" or "700 Mantras on Durga" from "Markandeya Purana" is the classical 'good over evil'. The text...

* Forgotten scriptures * Ancient enemy * Six thousand year old pact * A riot of evidences, ruminations, recollections * Treason, sabotage, secrecy, death Paul Bradshaw travels thousands of miles to the land of Vedas to find that a quest that began fourteen hundred years before remains shrouded in mysterious disappearances. Is Paul at the end of this frantic hunt? Who is the real enemy? Why broken terracotta tablets are such a closely guarded secret? Can he defy death that lurks in every shadow? God Never Laughed brings out such a story of man's struggle with powers fiercer than his.

Ballad-Divine brings back the Bhagavad-Gita in a very easy to read composition. It is an accurate reference of the original and observed facts and uses the same systemic method to divinity. Ballad-Divine is organized around the mainstays of Krishna's philosophy. Themes are repeated throughout reinforcing the subject. It is styled mostly as a ballad expressing eighteen different chapters by short stanzas; of which some are metrical.

Cause Divine explores the history of vedic thought on a subject that has globally perplexed man - the first cause, the first principle. The book exploits Brahma Sutra as the central theme wherein began the formal quest for the first divine cause. Extracts from Vedas and Upanishads supports the topic, providing a genuine insight into questions around the birth of this universe, our role on this planet and thereafter, oneness of god in everything and the true yoga of meditation. The ancient seers were extremely earnest in their desire for the truth and provided an eternal covenant that lay...

Kernel of Vedic Truth explores the history and philosophy of Vedic thought from the days the Gods left the planet. The book references Vedic texts providing a genuine insight into questions around the birth of this universe, our role on this planet and thereafter, oneness in everything and the true yoga of meditation. The ancient seers were extremely earnest in their desire for the truth that lay concealed in the Vedas, Puranas and Sutras. The book follows the style of a ballad - stanzas never exceeding four lines and is a story within a story within another. The themes are short and...