Ramakrishna & Vivekananda

The wisdom of an Indian Swami, an early bridge between East and West, published to mark the 150th anniversary of his birth.

In 1893, Swami Vivekananda spoke to an audience of 7,000 at the first Parliament of World’s Religions in
Chicago. Ever since, the West has been fascinated—and confused—by

These last writings of Swami Siddheswarananda, the former head of the French Ramakrishna Order, are the culmination of a lifetime of spiritual search. In his teachings, the Swami sought to convey an experience of an intuition beyond logic, outside the play of opposites, through which we will be better able to understand the nature of reality.

An Extensive Anthology of Sri Ramakrishna’s Stories, with commentary by Babaji Bob Kindler, focuses on the path of the Avatar.

Both a novel and a compendium of Eastern spiritual teachings, The Avadhut is the epic tale of an unusual wandering mystic who, through his unique powers of introspection and insight, encounters such teachers as the earth, the moth, the ocean, the child, the courtesan, the elephant, the osprey, and others, inspiring vivid recollections from his l