No other scripture captures the essence of Truth as completely and powerfully as the Mahabharata. Within this work of infinite knowledge is found a rare and priceless jewel, the Bhagavad Gita. The Bhagavad Gita narrates a battle between cousins, the Pandavas and the Kauravas, which is the battle between good and evil, a battle that rages in the minds and hearts of all human beings. Through the master's insightful commentary, we can acquire an intimate and in-depth understanding of the characters in this timeless epic and what they mean for our lives. This knowledge can inspire us to be victorious in our holy battles to reclaim the divine kingdom within.

Throughout the ages, countless millions have read and followed the teachings of the Torah. Most notable among its teachings are the Ten Commandments, revealed to Moses by God eons ago, yet still considered the moral code for many today. As with all sacred texts, the Torah is often understood at only one level by the masses, when its words are taken literally. When describing the Torah, Paramahamsa Prajnanananda has said, “The Torah is a treasure trove of wisdom, but one must know how to extract its riches.” From a Yogi’s Perspective, we are given a glimpse of the hidden treasures found in the Torah.

Life is the ultimate teacher. Who am I? Where am I going? This invaluable text reassures us that we are not alone, that walking the Path of Perfection is the journey home. This compilation of talks given at the Kriya Yoga Centre in Tattendorf, Austria was intended to help us along the spiritual path, reminding us that human life is a special gift from God. We can make life beautiful by living with love, service, and spiritual discipline.

Many aspire to follow a spiritual path, but there are a select few who have the real desire to go much deeper in their practice. In this book, spiritual luminary Shri Rabinarayan Das Babaji reaches out to those who aspire to turn their total attention to the Divine as well as those who have already embarked on their journey but who perhaps are in need of a little direction.

The author takes a step-by-step approach to explaining the path of sadhana, and does so with the fiery and perfectionist passion that he was so lovingly known for. In doing so, he underlines the nature and the importance of the guru–disciple relationship and why determination, strength, loyalty, and total surrender are essential on the part of the sadhaka.

The author describes her journey as an educated wife and mother with a professional career, on the rigorous path to monkhood.
This is the personal account of one woman's transformation, offering a view of the growth of Prajnana Mission.
This book contains an account of Paramahamsa Prajnanananda's development from a pious young brahmachari to a world renowned spiritual leader.

“Kriya Yoga is a scientific technique. It is the easiest, quickest, simplest technique for God-realization.” These were the heartfelt words of Paramahamsa Hariharanandaji, the renowned Kriya Yoga master who tested and proved the effectiveness of this transformational technique for himself. He devoted his life to tirelessly propagating the message of Kriya Yoga for the advancement of a disillusioned humanity.

This book outlines the various stages of Kriya yoga, their techniques and effects.

The roots of Hinduism are venerable, ancient, and enduring. Even though it is the world’s oldest religion, it is still one of the largest. This is an irrefutable testament to the eternal Truth it represents. Nevertheless, throughout history the ritualistic practices and deity worship of the Hindu religion have been widely misunderstood by non-Hindus as well as its own worshippers. For the most part, the hidden meaning behind the practices has been forgotten; their true intent remains a mystery. Unfortunately, when the worship of any religion lacks insight and understanding, when it becomes mechanical rather than purposeful, its power to help seekers transcend the mundane is diminished. Religious practices are more effective when devotees acquire the ability to penetrate the surface.

The Significance of Hindu Worship, written by the eminent Kriya Yoga Master Paramahamsa Hariharananda, is a fascinating exploration of the inner meaning of some of Hinduism’s most significant rituals and practices. This easily understood, enlightening book eliminates many misconceptions regarding the different aspects of Hindu worship, revealing its true, hidden beauty. Through his profound wisdom, Paramahamsaji illuminates the remarkable essence of Hindu worship and sets every reader on a path to greater understanding and respect for one of the world’s most important religions.

To be victorious on the spiritual path, we must overcome the obstacles that prevent us from realizing our true potential. Most of us perceive that obstacles stem from difficult circumstances or people, but a yogi perceives things differently. A yogi knows that the source of every obstacle is rooted in our own thoughts and feelings. To achieve spiritual growth and win the sacred battle of life, we must make every effort to identify our inner obstacles and vanquish them.

This book teaches us the practical skills we need to conquer these obstacles that bind us; to be free.

This book explains in detail the origin and meanings of the major steps in the path to enlightenment, from the path of self-discipline, Yama and Niyama, to the path of surrender to the Divine. Through clear explanations of abstract concepts and illustrative anecdotes, this discussion makes pursuit of a God-consciousness and moral life seem possible and appealing. Cultivating the virtues of non-violence, truthfulness, and self-awareness, we may know inner contentment and what it means to be a yogi.

A metaphorical explanation of the Torah and the New Testament in the light of Kriya Yoga.

A unique text reveals to the reader a knowledge of the function of each of the chakras, and how to take control them.

A translation of the classic sanskrit text with commentary by Shri Lahiri Mayasaya and a metaphorical explanation by Paramahamsa Prajnanananda.

Centuries ago the legendary and gifted spiritual master Shri Adi Shankara left the world a priceless treasure: ten brief, powerful verses known as the Dasha Shloki. Shri Shankara, a spiritual genius, spontaneously spoke these gems of Truth as an eight-year-old child in response to a simple question put forth by his guru: “Who are you?” His inspiring answers can ignite the flame of knowledge within the minds of all sincere seekers.

In spiritual life, the masters use parables to teach people the intricacies of spiritual life. Stories, by means of narrative techniques, take the mind to higher levels of spiritual understanding. Many of the stories have been retold by saints and sages, parents and grandparents.

Teachings of Paramahamsa Prajnanananda.

Swami Satyananda Giri was the childhood companion of Paramahamsa Yogananda (author of “Autobiography of a Yogi”). This book is a brief reflection of the friendship, love, and oneness of these two beautiful souls. Their childhood, youth, adolescence, and adulthood were spend in such close intimacy that reminiscence of only one without the other seemed impossible.