On the life and works of Premchand, 1881-1936, Hindi and Urdu litterateur.

Prem was six years old, and the only son to his parents but from the outset, after their daily storytelling evenings with, their grandfather, Baba. He gave all the children stories from the past, when they were noticeably at a young and tender age. Being a brahmin, he hated the caste system in which he grew and lived in, during his growing up days. His life started in a rural area of Deganga, in India, and grew up in an extended family. As a young adult, he graduated as an educated teacher, from an established university. Prem remained a bachelor for a short time only, whilst he lived on the farm, with his mum, until he was twenty-two years old. Soon he was introduced to and then married a pretty damsel. He grew up to be an elegant, handsome and charming person and his journey abroad highlights his attributes, friendliness, career, aligned with his explorative ideals, romance and dreams in all of his endeavors. He was the only member of his family that wanted to get away from the poor life in India, and decided to get away to London, which leads to the second book.

This Book hss devotional rhymes in Hindi, English and Sanskrit. They will serve for worshipping various Deities Rama, Krishna, SAI, Jesus, Buddha to name a few. it also has rhymes extolling various human values Truth, love, non violence, righteousness, peace.

Prems Adventures is the presentation of forty fables and teaching tales from around the world woven into the context of a childs journey. Unique in fable literature, each fable contributes to the plot yet is freestanding and provides its own insight. The adventure is told in four books of ten fables each. The fables represent Buddhist, Taoist, Zen, Sufi, Jewish, Christian, Islamic, Hindu, African, Native American, and New Thought traditions. The fables have been selected to present a comprehensive set of morals and concepts, ranging from Western values of self-reliance to Eastern values of oneness. Together they provide forty reflective moments that can serve as a valuable foundation for any reader on a path of personal growth.

Ron Geaves demonstrates how the convergence of Prem Rawat, formerly known as Guru Maharaj Ji, and Glastonbury Fayre in 1971 was a key event in understanding the jigsaw that came to be known as 'New Age' spirituality. The book charts the discovery of Prem Rawat in India in 1969 by a small number of British and North American 'hippies', and explores how his arrival in Britain in June 1971, as well as his speech from the pyramid stage at the Fayre at just 13 years old, escalated his activities to make him one of the key influencers of 1970s counterculture spirituality. Both Glastonbury and Prem Rawat have gone on to re-emerge in significantly different identities to the ones presented in 1971. The meeting between the two demonstrates how alternative spiritualities were being formed in the 1960s and how some strands went on to develop into the 'New Age' counterculture that eventually permeated mainstream cultures in Britain and the USA.

Introducing Yamini Malhotra, a distinguished author holding a PhD in Geo Informatics, renowned for her insightful literary contributions. Among her notable works stands "THE KRISHNA'S TRIO~EXEMPLARY LIVES OF SHARMA JI, PRADEEP JI & PREM JI," a captivating exploration of devotion and transcendence. In this masterpiece, she illuminates the profound Hari Bhakti practiced by three esteemed devotees of Sri Chaitanya Gaudiya Math: Sharma Ji, Pradeep Ji, and Prem Ji. Through her eloquent prose, Malhotra paints a vivid portrait of their hearts adorned with a transcendental image—cradling their revered Gurudev, Srila Bhakti Ballabh Tirtha Goswami Maharaj, over the rhythm of their heartbeat. With "THE KRISHNA'S TRIO," Malhotra celebrates the lives of these luminous souls, offering a heartfelt tribute to their unwavering devotion to Lord Krishna. This monumental work stands as a crowning achievement in Malhotra's prolific career, marking her triumph after the completion of 32 previous literary endeavours.