Psychoanalysis has brought about a revolution in the understanding of religious phenomenon by exploring into the depth of our psyche. Its discoveries have thrown a flood of light on the multi-dimensional concept of religion. A study of psychonalysis with special reference to Freud, Adler, Jung and Fromm shows that it is in no way logically incompatible with the values of religion. Freud’s emphasis on Truth and Love, Adler’s vision of social-ties, Jung’s realization of self-transcendence through individuation and Formm’s Humanistic approach have given a comprehensive view of religion with new illuminations. Phychoanalysis has done to mankind a real service in ruthlessly exposing the unhealthy state of neurotic religion. It has attacked abuse, rather than the use of religion.

In this book, the authors stress the importance of Darshanshastra in Vastushastra studies, since Vastushastra, Yogashastra, astrology, Ayurveda, and Sangeet are sub-branches of Darshanshastra.

Vaastu Shaastra is an ancient Indian science that helps you live in harmony with nature. Somewhat like Chinese Feng Shui, Vaastu Shaastra is to home, what Yoga is to body. Its timeless principles are even more relevent in 21st century when human beings are moving away from nature. In this little book, the essential principles of Vaastu Shaastra have been explained in a simple language. It helps you design a home that draws upon natural energies for the total well being of the people who live in it. It also explains how to correct simple Vaastu flaws to keep ill luck at bay and attract peace and prosperity into your life.

Preface "He Who Holds the Keys to the "Mysteries of Death" also Hold the Keys to the "Secrets of Life" When the death of a Human being in the physical plane takes place, then the evolving consciousness of the concerned human being withdraws itself into a state of consciousness which precedes its rebirth back again in the physical world, commonly known as the process of reincarnation.

This book is written from a psychological perspective by the author sighting examples from Jainism. A critical view by the author creates a conflicting note in the text while explaining the crossing paths of the atheists and the religious people. The analysis of the blind followings as explained by the author is te key to understanding his views. On a high note, the journey towards awareness is not as easy as it seems, full of trials and tribulations it starts from within.

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Preface Dear friends, In this new book, I will share certain information's to meditate upon, which "I may or may not" have shared earlier through my previous posted articles in other books, as I will highlight certain important points related to the cosmic evolutionary plans and purpose being manifested in time and space according to the one and only universal law of "Will to do Good", which is governed by dark fire [Kaal Agni], and controlled by the "Outfinite Supreme Council" through quantum energy impulses in the whole Infinite Brahmanda [Universe]. This book will give the reader the true knowledge related to our Infinite Brahmanda [Universe], as these Words of wisdom will radiate the Conscious energy of the reader to expand through transmutation and thus liberate Oneself from the material bondage. Vashisht Vaid

The essays in this collection address the problem of Hindu women's relationship to authority, both within and without the textual traditions of Sanskrit, Tamil, Hindi, and English. The authors adopt a method of close textual and ethnographic reading, which results in some surprisingly new and subtle ways of interpreting older, more "classical" discourses, such as Veda and Mimamsa, as well as newer discourses, such as the RSS use of the Devimahatmya.