Best Books on Spirituality

The Wellness Sense: A Practical Guide to Your Physical and Emotional Health Based on Ayurvedic

And Yogic Wisdom by Om Swami talks about the effects of the kind of food we eat, the system of our body to process that food, and how it works differently for every human.

Ayurveda has the answer to all our questions as to why the food that does wonder to one may act as a poison for the other person, how the same programs work differently for different people, and many more.

It relates the ayurvedic perspective with the modern view of food and also the ayurvedic Prakriti with the yogic Prakriti.

The Great Challenge: Exploring the World Within by Osho is one of his great works in which he shares his perspective on the timeless wisdom of the east and the potential of western science and technology.

Meditation is a state where you are unconscious of your surroundings but have deep consciousness guiding you to the light within yourself.

It gives you mental strength and helps you deal with the chaos in your life much more calmly and easily. 

The Great Challenge is an invitation for every human to dive deep into spirituality and form a higher, deeper connection with oneself.

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Another gem from the treasure of Om Swami is When All is Not Well which talks about depression and sadness and with the case studies from his own files tells the world that depression is not something that we have.

Depression is something that people suffer from.

A huge amount of money is spent globally on anti-depressants and the treatment of depression and yet we are nowhere close to eliminating it from our society.

Instead, it is becoming more and more a part of our lives.

Through the lives of eight women – Anandmayi Ma, Nirmala Devi, Nani Ma, Sadhvi Bhagwati, Mata Amritanandamayi, Pravrajika Vivekaprana, Jetsunma Tenzin Palmo, and Ven. Khandro Rinpoche,

the writer, has tried to show the different aspects of feminine spirituality and what it looks like to be a person or to lead a life seeking spirituality in today’s world. 

Women Awakened by Swati Chopra talks about the stories of contemporary spirituality in India through the eight lives.

Women in India have been on a spiritual journey for a long time. 

The Body Nirvana by Garima, unlike any traditional weight loss book, does not ask you to follow a strict diet and exercise routine.

 The writer acknowledges that being overweight is an issue faced by a lot of people globally but also remarks that

 it is a multi-dimensional problem that can be resolved with a happy mindset, rejoicing in your body’s present state, and releasing all the negative elements and energies that are keeping your frequency low.

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Understanding Our Mind written by Thich Nhat Hanh is a work on Buddhist Psychology which is a guide to help its readers

And the people all around the world to build a deeper connection with oneself by looking within and embracing oneself, one’s feelings and emotions in its truest form.

More often than not, we live in a state of denial and are never really aware of our true selves.

Through the compelling voice of modern philosopher, U.G.Krishnamurti, the author Mukunda Rao, answers the questions which almost all of us ask at some point of time in our lives.

What is the body and what is the mind? Is there a soul? Is there a God? What is enlightenment? Is there a life after death?

Sage U.G.Krishnamurti answers all these questions in the simplest, easily understandable language, sharing insights from his own life.

 He remarks that this transformation is not enlightenment but is what our natural state is, which we are unaware of most of our lives.

Tiya: A Parrot’s Journey Home written by a monk Samarpan, is a humorous fable that brings us to the terms and lessons of life through the journey of a parrot in an

Interesting way which keeps the readers hooked till the end and discover all that this book holds for them. 

It is a simple story of a parrot whose life is disrupted after hearing an unknown voice asking him to leave his house, the old banyan tree.

Embarking upon his journey through different lands, meeting diverse creatures along the way, Tiya realizes his weakness and strength which he was never aware of to date.

Just like physical laws of nature, like the law of gravitation, for instance, is the reason behind us being able to walk on the ground and not keep floating in the sky

And many other laws governing our lives in some ways or the other, there are spiritual laws too which work just as perfectly. 

Knowledge of these spiritual laws helps to understand why money comes easily to one while the other following the same path keeps on struggling to make both ends meet.

The Book of Kindness by Om Swami reflects on the simplest way of achieving happiness, which is simply laid on the principle that ‘It is in giving that we receive’. 

In the book, the author suggests that the easiest route to achieving happiness is through kindness.

Being kind to others and spreading happiness to as many people as you can is the sure-shot way to lead a happy life. 

This may sound very simple but a little trick is that you don’t be kind to others seeking something for yourself in return.

Being kind is genuinely doing something to someone without thinking about how it will be beneficial to you

The Journey by Brandon Bays talks about her extraordinary journey of healing a gigantic tumour, without any drugs or surgery in 6 weeks.

She chose to go beyond traditional medication and therapies to treat her tumour with the amazing healing technique that works on disrupting the roots of emotional and physical difficulty.

Through this book, she has tried to share the eternal never-failing laws of spirituality which can even move the biggest mountains of the world.

Author of many bestselling books, Om Swami takes you on the journey from being Mindful to Mindful based on Zen teachings and tries to spread the joy and share the art of happiness with his readers in a humorous way. 

A journey from a mind full of chaos, unable to process things clearly to mindful actions and reactions to circumstances and situations in our lives

.According to Zen, everything we do throughout the day from the simplest of activities to the most difficult of works can be a meditation

if we are more focussed on what actually is rather than what we feel or think about it.