The author of The Energy Codes combines quantum science and cosmic principles with practical tools to awaken your high brain centers and access your capacity to embody divine love—right now, just as you are.
In our rapidly changing world, we are challenged to maintain a sense of self and not be consumed by the turbulence. Where can we turn to find the stability we need?
The Anatomy of Awakening reveals that all we need is already with and within us, profoundly hidden in plain sight. Dr. Sue Morter, best-selling author of The Energy Codes, identifies the invisible, sacred energetic structure that underpins our human physiology—a flowing throughline that results from the series of compressions required for Source to manifest into human form. She also introduces us to the vibrational frequency of a Greater Love, a force that allows us to sustainably transcend our primitive brain, bringing greater peace and healing.
Using an approach keyed to the highest of 12 chakras, The Anatomy of Awakening opens a vibrational combination lock, enlivening us in entirely new ways and helping us become more masterful in our lives. We align with five transformative universal principles or quantum “codes” to reveal a greater Truth:
• The Creator Code—Awakening as Source
• The Actioning Code—Flowing with Grace
• The Destiny Code—Embodying quantum Love
• The Revelation Code—Illuminating the Ecstatic Self
• The Blessing Code—Unifying the realms into one Divine Truth
By awakening to these subtle energies and accepting that we are already the Divine, we free ourselves from the limitations of beliefs, learn to trust ourselves, and heal on every level. We activate a greater state of consciousness, bringing us closer to our highest selves. We transform.
Rishi Tripathi has failed as an actor. When an important audition doesn’t go as planned, rage consumes him and he punches a mirror. But instead of getting hurt, he slips right through and arrives in the Mumbai of his dreams.
In this inverted city, Rishi is a superstar, a critically acclaimed darling. Success kisses his feet, and producers flock at his doors. But success, too, comes at a cost, and behind the twinkling arc lights of showbiz is chaos and a sinister scheme. When this dark reality catches up with him, he wants to leave this new Mumbai right away.
But is Rishi truly ready to go back to the life he left? Is he ready to go back to being a failure? And will
fate stand in the way of his return?
प्रश्न पूछना सीखने का एक महत्वपूर्ण हिस्सा है। यह सोच को एक विशिष्ट रूपरेखा देता है और अप्रत्याशित रहस्यों को खोलता है। चीज़ें जैसी हैं, वैसी कैसे-क्यों हैं, उन तथ्यों का पता लगाने से आत्मज्ञान मिलता है।
जबकि सन्देह को अपने तक रखना सच्चाई से दूर, और जीवन, जो मूल्यवान अवसर दे रही है उनसे वंचित कर सकता है। लेकिन किस प्रकार के प्रश्न हमें पूछने चाहिए?
साधू की बानी पुस्तक में, प्रसिद्ध साधु नित्यानन्द चरण दास ने युवाओं-वृद्धों द्वारा अक्सर पूछे गए – कर्म, धर्म बनाम अध्यात्म, मन, ईश्वर, भाग्य, जीवन का उद्देश्य, कष्ट, कर्मकांड, युद्ध आदि विषयों पर – सत्तर से अधिक प्रश्नों के उत्तर दिए। ये उत्तर अत्यधिक महत्वपूर्ण हैं जो सेल्फ़-डिस्कवरी और सेल्फ़-रियलाइज़ेशन में हमारी मदद के लिए हैं।
What if your greatest breakthroughs came from the challenges you chose, not the ones life threw at you?
Bring Your Own Shark is a story-driven guide to personal transformation, using different “sharks” as lessons for various aspects of growth: speed, clarity, courage, patience, adaptability, and more!
Through gripping fictional moments, real-world examples, and powerful exercises, Navinder Narang shows how to take control of one’s trajectory and propel oneself out of stagnation. And sometimes, the secret lies in the power of empathy and trust.
After diving in, readers will be able to:
• Identify the catalysts accelerating growth
• Break hesitation and act with clarity and purpose
• Build resilience, grit, and emotional intelligence
• Understand when to push and when to seek support
The Shark You Fear Might Be the Growth You Need
When Potnis, a captain in the Indian Army, meets Pansy during Operation Blue Star, he knows he has found the love of his life. Their passionate romance leads them to the altar and blossoms into a beautiful child, Rihana.
Decades later, history repeats itself with Rihana: Advik, an Air Force pilot, catapults into her heart, as smoothly as he conquers the skies. Where will their unbridled love lead them? Will Rihanna remain a mistress to Advik, for whom the love for his country comes first, or will she be able to make a place in his heart that is second to none?
This heart-breaking saga of love, courage, sacrifice, and a soldier’s constant conflict between home and duty, will leave you asking for more.
‘Can I be her, the Bhadra Kali?’ Tara asked innocently.
‘Of course! If you so choose,’ Father assured her and continued, ‘Shivrai says, vanquishing your enemy’s mind, hacking their belief that they are the most powerful, is far better than merely killing them on the battlefields.’
From the ashes of defeat, a spark caught—faint, furious and unyielding; it leapt from forts to forests, to the river basins. A woman rose to meet the challenge—Tara, literally a radiant star. She galvanized the resistance, crafted brilliant, unorthodox strategies, and fought with unyielding courage.
Aurangzeb threw the full weight of his empire at them—over a million men, endless wealth, two decades of relentless war—and yet, the Maratha spirit refused to break. What the empire could not foresee was that the soil of the Deccan does not forget her children, nor forgive the desecration of her womb. Once again, military thunder rose from the Sahyadris’ spines. A widowed queen, wounded warriors and wilted minds—all became weapons, all became fire.
This is the story of the indestructible Maratha queen, Tara of the Deccan.
In Which Annie Gives It Those Ones, is the screenplay of the 1989 film directed by Pradip Krishen. It was written by Arundhati Roy. The film was shown just once on national television in a late-night slot. It lived on as a sort of underground cult film, screened by students in campuses across the country. Set in a not-so-fictional school of architecture in the year 1974, it is the story of dope-smoking, bellbottom-wearing, vaguely idealistic final-year students in the run up to the submission of their theses. After thirty-eight years, the damaged negative of the film was recovered and restored by the Film Heritage Foundation. This new edition of the screenplay has introductions by Arundhati Roy, Pradip Krishen and Shivendra Singh Dungarpur, founder of the Film Heritage Foundation.
The Shiva Purana is the fifth book in an eighteen-part series on the sacred Hindu texts known collectively as the Puranas. Translated with great rigor and precision, Bibek Debroy recounts the tales of creation and the many myths that surround Lord Shiva in twenty-four thousand shlokas and an introduction that simplifies the myth and history of the Puranas.
Brimming with insight and clarity, this translation presents readers with an opportunity to truly understand classical Indian texts. Previous translations by Bibek Debroy include the Bhagavata Purana, the Markandeya Purana, the Brahma Purana, and the Vishnu Purana.
What we can learn from a country where Gross National Happiness is more important than Gross Domestic Product?
In clear, simple prose, and with poetic turns of phrase, this inspirational collection of quotations—apart from being funny and quirky—reflects the values of the unique country of Bhutan, and its universal embrace of compassion, understanding and kindness. This remarkable little kingdom in the Eastern Himalayas may just hold the secret to lifelong happiness.
The Bhutanese grounding in Buddhist ideals suggests that material and spiritual development should occur side by side- something we can forget too often.
So dive into this inspiring collection of wisdom, proverbs and general sage advice to help you along your own road to happiness-or at least put a smile on your face.
Geet Chaturvedi’s book Pink Slip Daddy that won Hindi literature’s prestigious ‘Krishna Pratap Katha Samman’ award for fiction. In this translation of his well-known story from Pink Slip Daddy, the oft-repeated banal existence of the ‘common man in India’ takes a leap.
An unnamed lower middle-class protagonist resides in a small flat in Mumbai with his wife and young daughter living the rather un-ambitious life of an office clerk. Until one day, he discovers the magical world of a credit card. As his life slowly spirals out of control due to this new acquisition, the common man grabs for air—he asks questions on spirituality, the free market, and even politics to make sense of his financial disarray.
A scathing, psychoanalytical commentary on urban economic life, this short and pithy novel is both satire and critique.
