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Are you caught in the endless spiral of thoughts, doubts, and mental noise? In Break Free from Overthinking, ISKCON monk and Bhakti yoga teacher Vraja Bihari Das shares five powerful spiritual tools-Awareness, Breath, Chants, Dlary, and Energy (A.B.C.D.E)-to help you quiet mental chatter, reconnect with your inner self, and reclaim your peace of mind. Drawing from ancient Vedic wisdom, timeless scriptures like the Bhagavad Gita and Upanishads, and personal stories from his decades of monastic life, the author gently guides readers through transformative practices such as mindful breathing, mantra meditation, gratitude, journaling, and selfless service. Whether you're overwhelmed by anxious thoughts or seeking a deeper spiritual anchor, this book offers practical, heart-centered guidance to help you break free-and live with clarity, purpose, and joy. It is definitely a warm, practical, and transformative guide for anyone seeking stillness in a restless world. Vraja Bihari Das is a respected spiritual teacher, author, and full-time monk at Sri Sri Radha Gopinath Mandir (ISKCON Chowpatty), where he has been serving for over 25 years. He holds a Master's degree in Monetary Policy and International Finance, along with a Bachelor's degree in Economics. -
What does it truly mean to receive Krsna's greatest mercy? In Part One of Śrī Brhad-Bhāgavatamṛta, Śrīla Sanātana Gosvāmī unfolds this profound spiritual inquiry through Narada Muni, who travels across worlds in search of the devotee most dear to Sri Krsna. At every stage, he meets exalted devotees, each deeply immersed in devotion yet humbly directing him to another devotee as more blessed. This repeated redirection reveals the very heart of a Vaisnava-humility, freedom from envy, gratitude, and sincere appreciation of others. Ascending through increasingly intimate yet self-perfect expressions of bhakti, the narrative draws the reader deeper into the mystery of Krsna's mercy. Bṛhad-Bhāgavatamṛta Subodhini by Gauranga Darshan Das, following the same reader-friendly approach as his earlier study guides, seeks to simplify and illuminate the philosophical and emotional depth of Narada Muni's quest. Designed for both new and seasoned readers, it presents the flow of thought and sacred conversations in a concise, lucid, and visually engaging manner-enabling readers to appreciate and relish the finer nuances of this timeless text with clarity and delight. -
What is the Dearest Spiritual Abode of the Supreme Lord? In Part Two of Śrī Bṛhad-Bhāgavatāmṛta, Śrīla Sanātana Gosvāmī answers this through the extraordinary journey of Gopa-kumāra, a simple cowherd boy from Govardhana whose heartfelt chanting leads him across the material and spiritual worlds. From earthly realms to Svarga, from Vaikuntha to Ayodhyā and Dvārakā, and ultimately toward Goloka, his journey reveals a profound truth: true fulfillment lies not merely in attaining higher positions, but in discovering one's unique, intimate relationship with one's beloved Lord. At every stage, Gopa-kumāra tastes increasing levels of spiritual joy, yet also feels a deep longing for more-guiding us deeper into the mystery of divine love and the greatness of Vraja-prema. This second part of Bṛhad-Bhāgavatamṛta Subodhini by Gauranga Darshan Das, following the same reader-friendly style as Part One, presents this deeply philosophical and emotionally rich journey of Gopa-kumāra-his wonderful experiences, realizations, and the teachings of great devotees-in a lucid, structured, and engaging manner, enriched with vibrant illustrations. It enables both new and experienced readers to relish the profound sweetness of Kṛṣṇa-bhakti with clarity and delight. -
Through engaging discussions and insightful analysis, readers will discover: - The deeper spiritual principles behind controversial events in the Ramayan and Mahabharata - How divine actions often transcend ordinary human logic and perception - Timeless lessons on duty, faith, free will, karma, and righteousness - Practical wisdom for addressing modern-day doubts and ethical challenges - A balanced approach to understanding scripture through reason, devotion, and reflection Whether you are a lifelong student of Vedic literature, a spiritual seeker, or someone encountering these epics for the first time, this book offers a fresh perspective on some of the most profound questions raised by these sacred texts. Divine Actions, Human Doubts invites readers to move beyond confusion and skepticism toward a deeper appreciation of the wisdom, purpose, and spiritual truths embedded within the Ramayan and Mahabharata. -
About the Book A BOOK THAT ENCAPSULATES TIMELESS WISDOM FROM INDIAN MYTHOLOGY, SCRIPTURES AND EPICS How did Ganga come down to the earth? Why is Hanuman’s idol orange? Who tried threading an elephant through the eye of a needle? How did Krishna steal a pot of sweet rice for his devotees? Epic Tales of Wisdom takes children on an exciting, enlightening, vivid and imaginative adventure through the epics. The stories bring to life a world inhabited by gods and goddesses, sages and saints, demons and monsters and others. This precious treasury of stories helps them evoke interest in the scriptures and sets the foundation of love for God’s creation. Retold by godman Nityanand Charan Das in a child-friendly manner the stories allow kids to explore, perceive, comprehend and inspire their curious minds. The subtle lessons in the book capture timeless wisdom from Indian mythology and offer valuable insights on how to get through the rough and tumble of life. Nirzara Verulkar’s illustrations add zing to this book of educative, entertaining and enlightening tales that aspires to make kids spiritually richer and morally and socially stronger. About the Author Nityanand Charan Das, now an author of national bestsellers Icons of Grace, Ask the Monk and Bound by Love is a practicing monk at Sri Sri Radha Gopinath Temple ISKCON Chowpatty Mumbai for the last 16 years who wishes to help the current urban scenario by aiding people in leading a life of purpose, fulfilment and satisfaction. He also specialises in guiding today’s youth including children and teenagers to reconnect with their roots and lead a simple yet happy life. Coming from an army background, his childhood desire was to become an army officer. But Krishna had other plans for him and orchestrated his life beautifully. Life led him to fail the NDA interview despite being one of the best in the group, to being an engineer instead, and eventually, becoming a monk when he was just 24. His divine radiance can be felt far and wide: his lectures are heard in every major city of India and in more than 50 countries across the globe. -
A maths Olympiad? Tennis coaching? Piano lessons? Clearing the boss level in that one video game? How can we stay focused! Well, Focused Minds! isn't just a book-it's a secret tool to boost concentration and become mentally strong! Bestselling author Gauranga Darshan Das weaves inspiring stories with lessons from the Bhagavad Gita, and shares helpful exercises so that you can concentrate better. Make focus your new superpower! -
Book Description G.I.T.A. (Gita Illustrations Through Analogies) offers a refreshing and accessible approach to understanding the timeless wisdom of the Bhagavad Gita. Authored by Sriji Priya Devi Dasi and Ishvara Gauranga Das, both practitioners and teachers of Bhagavad-gita, this book presents Krishna's profound teachings through simple yet meaningful analogies that resonate with modern life. Each verse is paired with relatable comparisons—from gardens to VR players, from architecture to mystical palaces—making ancient spiritual concepts easy to grasp and apply in daily situations. This unique methodology blends poetry and wisdom, stimulating introspection whilst offering clear answers to life's complex questions. The book serves as a living conversation, bringing purpose, strength, and peace to readers navigating life's endless challenges. Endorsed by spiritual teachers and authors including Vraj Bihari Das, Dr. Himanshu Asnani, and Gauranga Darshan Das, this work is valuable for students, teachers, and anyone seeking to connect the Gita's message with real-life situations. Part One of this series provides a meaningful and accessible contribution to Gita literature, making profound spiritual teachings understandable without losing their depth or authenticity. -
How did the River Ganga descend to Earth? What are her three sources? Why is she considered so sacred? Follow the River Ganga from her heavenly origins to the lands she nourishes, as spiritual seeker and author Shubha Vilas narrates this enchanting tale in a captivating, easy-to-follow style. Perfect for young readers, this beautifully illustrated story is a treasure to cherish and a wonderful addition to your personal collection.