Books by Swami Satyananda Saraswati

His discourses on yoga and its philosophy will help every individual who is looking to tread down the path of enlightenment through meditation and contemplation

This book contains a beginners Shiva Puja, intermediate Shiva Puja, advanced Shiva Puja, the one thousand names of Shiva, and a complete system for a Vedic fire yagna, or sacrifice. By performing Shiva Puja and Yajna we sacrifice egoistic tendencies into the fire of Divine union and come to experience the bliss of Pure Consciousness.

An anthology of selected stories from the folklore of ancient India. These stories are filled with many levels of meaning and can be read over and over again. Swami Purana is full of knowledge, wisdom, and fun. Great for the whole family!

This book enumerates methods by which we can attain spiritual liberation, or moksha. It contains three important Sanskrit texts for chanting and study: the Kasyap Sutras, Sri Guru Gita, and Lalita Trishati. This one book gives definition to the concept of enlightenment and provides methods for its attainment.

This book is filled with valuable information regarding differences in Sanskrit pronunciation, the origins of these differences, various methods of chanting, the history of Sanskrit literature, and the original of Roman transliteration. This book is both concise and informative. Highly recommended for students of Sanskrit.

Kali cuts down impurities and purifies the hearts of her devotees. This publication includes Her meditation, armor, adya stotram, one hundred eight names, one thousand names, and mantras for offering the articles of worship. Swamiji worships Kali with such sincere devotion, it is beautiful to behold.

The biography of Shree Maa describes the extraordinary experiences of an enlightened being. Knowing her divinity from childhood, Shree Maa left home at an early age to reside in the seclusion of the Himalayas and devote her life to spiritual practices.

Ganesha is the first son of Shiva and Parvati. He is the Lord of the Multitudes. He is the door-keeper; he holds the key to the inner sanctum of the heart, where the Divine Mother resides. He is the first to be worshipped so that the endeavors we embark upon are free of obstacles.