World-renowned educator, Mme Maria Montessori, gives us her insights into the educational psychology of small children. She stresses the burning need for a reconstruction in education so that the inner wisdom of the child can flower of itself. In each child is the seed that , if carefully nurtured, allows him or her to grow effortlessly into a fully rounded adult.

According to the teachings of the Hindu and other mystic schools there are subtle organs in man's superphysical bodies which channel psychic energies and vital forces, and serve as a link between the physical, psychic and superphysical states of consciousness. These centres are called Chakras, a Sanskrit term meaning wheels or discs.

The Chakras, which have been likened to flowers with many petals, have been seen and described by clairvoyant investigators as wheel-like vortices which appear in vivid colours like blazing, coruscating whirlpools.

Krishnamurti like all true rishis and philosophers, based his saying on seeing. With him the emphasis was always on the perception rather than thinking. Almost in every engagement - even in personal conversations this was often the case - sometimes practically in the middle of a sentence he would say, 'Now listen to the birds' or 'Look at the clouds'. Th mind putting two and two together, would thus be invited to look. One was literally brought back to one's senses.

The Causal Body is the vehicle of the immortal principle of man, the Ego, which survives the death and disintegration of the lower bodies- physical,astral and mental. It acts as a receptacle for the essence of man's experiences and lessons in his various incarnations. In the Causal Body also lies the creative power of meditation.

The Causal Body is the vehicle of the immortal principle of man, the Ego, which survives the death and disintegration of the lower bodies- physical,astral and mental. It acts as a receptacle for the essence of man's experiences and lessons in his various incarnations. In the Causal Body also lies the creative power of meditation.

The delightful stories appearing in this book are translated mostly from The Commentary on the Dhammapada. Originally published in the magazines The Young Citizen and  The Adyar Bulletin, they illustrate the moral teachings of Buddhism in a simple and easy form.

Venerable professor Samdhong Rinpoche was born in Eastern Tibet and arrived in India with His Holiness The Dalai Lama. He is a distinguished Tibetan scholar, the first democratically elected Prime Minister of the Tibetan Government in exile and the former Director of the Central Institute of Higher Tibetan Studies in Sarnath, Varanasi.

This book consists of a series of talks given to a  group of international students at The School of the Wisdom at the Theosophical Society headquarters in Chennai.

Venerable professor Samdhong Rinpoche was born in Eastern Tibet and arrived in India with His Holiness The Dalai Lama. He is a distinguished Tibetan scholar, the first democratically elected Prime Minister of the Tibetan Government in exile and the former Director of the Central Institute of Higher Tibetan Studies in Sarnath, Varanasi.

This book consists of a series of talks given to a  group of international students at The School of the Wisdom at the Theosophical Society headquarters in Chennai.