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The Vedanta Kesari March 2021
by Swami MahamedhanandaThe Vedanta Kesari, meaning ‘Lion of Vedanta’, is a cultural and spiritual English monthly magazine published by Sri Ramakrishna Math, Chennai. Under the inspiration of Swami Vivekananda, a group of his disciples in Madras, started a magazine named Brahmavadin. This magazine stopped publication in May 1914 and in the same month, continuing its legacy, Sri Ramakrishna Math, Chennai started the publication of The Vedanta Kesari. Now in its 108th year of publication, The Vedanta Kesari is one of India’s oldest cultural and spiritual English magazines in circulation. It has a monthly circulation of over 14,000 copies and a readership across India and also some foreign countries. The focus of the magazine is to promote a spiritual and harmonious outlook towards life. Renouncing selfish desires and serving others in a spirit of worshipfulness in the key-note of its philosophy. It contains articles on Indian spiritual traditions and scriptures, mainly focusing on Vedanta as expounded by Sri Ramakrishna, Holy Mother Sri Sarada Devi and Swami Vivekananda, the illustrious disciple of Sri Ramakrishna. Every December it publishes a Special Issue on a particular theme.
The Vedanta Kesari April 2021
by Swami MahamedhanandaThe Vedanta Kesari, meaning ‘Lion of Vedanta’, is a cultural and spiritual English monthly magazine published by Sri Ramakrishna Math, Chennai. Under the inspiration of Swami Vivekananda, a group of his disciples in Madras, started a magazine named Brahmavadin. This magazine stopped publication in May 1914 and in the same month, continuing its legacy, Sri Ramakrishna Math, Chennai started the publication of The Vedanta Kesari. Now in its 108th year of publication, The Vedanta Kesari is one of India’s oldest cultural and spiritual English magazines in circulation. It has a monthly circulation of over 14,000 copies and a readership across India and also some foreign countries. The focus of the magazine is to promote a spiritual and harmonious outlook towards life. Renouncing selfish desires and serving others in a spirit of worshipfulness in the key-note of its philosophy. It contains articles on Indian spiritual traditions and scriptures, mainly focusing on Vedanta as expounded by Sri Ramakrishna, Holy Mother Sri Sarada Devi and Swami Vivekananda, the illustrious disciple of Sri Ramakrishna. Every December it publishes a Special Issue on a particular theme.
Behold Your King
by Florence Marvyne BauerHere is another genuinely compelling novel that has for its setting the Holy Land at the time of Christ. It is the story about Johnathan, a young man who, at the cost of being renounced by family and friends, cannot deny his belief in the great teacher, Jesus of Nazareth. The book's genre is historical fiction, and the author wrote it from a Jewish perspective. Given this perspective, she embellished the original Biblical account with non-historical details. She interpreted the original narrative in terms of her suppositions about the nature of the Biblical Messiah. --
History of Zoroastrianism
by Maneckji Nusservanji DhallaThis book is the revised and much enlarged edition of my Zoroastrian Theology,which has been out of print for the past fifteen years. The publication of my Zoroastrian Civilization, and Our Perfecting World, Zarathushtra's Way of Life, and professional duties have delayed the completion of the work. New material in several chapters have been inserted and nineteen new chapters are added to the book. The book is given a concise account of the religious beliefs and practices prevalent among the Zoroastrians and their early Iranian ancestors from the pre-Gathic times to the present day and named the book History of Zoroastrianism.
Come Rack! Come Rope!
by Robert Hugh BensonCome Rack, Come Rope is a gripping historical novel which takes place during Queen Elizabeth I’s persecution of English Catholics. Based on the real sufferings of a real Catholic family in particular, and Catholics across the country, Robert Hugh Benson’s classic novel is one of tragedy and loss, but also heroism and human and divine love. The novel follows Robin and Margaret, a young couple in love who forgo their affection when Margaret realizes Robin is called to the priesthood. Both play a critical role in caring physically and spiritually for their fellow Catholics during this time of terror. Discover their heroism, love, and sacrifice, and be inspired to live it out in our own frightful times in Come Rack, Come Rope. About the Author Robert Hugh Benson (18 November 1871 19 October 1914) was an English Anglican priest who joined the Roman Catholic Church (1903) in which he was reordained priest in 1904. He was lauded in his own day as one of the leading figures in English literature, having written the notable book Lord of The World.
Partners
by Grace Livingston HillWithout friends or family, young Dale Hathaway relied on faith to brighten the lonely boarding house existence that had become her life. Pursued by unwanted lovers, Dale longed for a real home and a man she could love. Then one night an abandoned baby on her doorstep showed the way to a partnership guaranteed to last a lifetime.
The Bridal Canopy
by S. Y. Agnon I. M. LaskIn announcing the choice of S. Y. Agnon as winner of the 1966 Nobel Prize for Literature, the Committee said of this novel: "The Bridal Canopy is the name of one of his most characteristic stories, in its ingenious and earthy humor, a Jewish counterpart to Don Quixote and Tyl Eulenspiegel."
Understanding the Revised Mass Texts (2nd edition)
by Paul TurnerThis pamphlet explains the old translation of the Mass from Vatican II to the present time. The changes are shown and beautifully explained. There has been controversy but this book will help.
Amorelle (Grace Livingston Hill #4)
by Grace Livingston HillHandsome, wealthy George Horton had fairly swept lovely Amorelle Dean off her feet with his ardent proposal of marriage. But as the wedding day drew near, Amorelle became ever more tormented by doubt. Could she find happiness as the wife of this stubborn young man who seemed to know so little about her innermost feelings? Was it too late to change her mind? Suddenly, as if in answer to her longing for guidance, Amorelle met Russell Garrison. With him, in a few magical hours, Amorelle found the answer to the questions that had so plagued her inexperienced young heart. Now, in a sudden flowering of emotion, she knew what true love meant. Yet could she ever hope to have it returned by a man another girl claimed as her own? Through the characters, the author explored Christian themes.
The Shantung Revival
by Mary K. CrawfordFrom 1932-1933, a revival swept through the Chinese Christian church, particularly in the Shantung province. This book is a compilation of letters from various missionaries, personal accounts from those impacted by the revival, etc. Each chapter discusses a different aspect of God's power--confession of sins and salvation through Christ, the baptism and fullness of the Holy Spirit, gifts of healing, etc.
Odilia: Maid of the Cross
by Bernard C. MischkeFrom the book: Combining legend, historical background, and the authentic inscription, this is the story of Odilia--how Odilia lived, how she was affected by the troubles of her time, how she came to know and love Christ so much that she willingly and joyfully gave her life for Him. After death, her story continued as she became the patroness of the Order of the Holy Cross in an unusual and striking manner, and continues to this day. Odilia, the Patroness of the Order of the Holy Cross and the Patroness of the Blind and Afflicted, should not be confused with the later St. Odilia, born blind at birth and healed at baptism, who is also a patron saint of the blind.
Ariel Custer (Grace Livingston Hill Series #8)
by Grace Livingston Hill"Ariel Custer! Improbable name! Who could she be, coming alone to a strange city and hiring herself out as a secretary. If she really came from a fine old Virginia family, what was she doing living in a furnished room up north? Judson Granniss was far too handsome and well-bred to be wasted on a little nobody like Ariel Custer! Mrs. Granniss prepared a scheme to protect her son. She would make Judson see that Helena Boggs, from one of the best families in town, was the perfect wife for him. She would make him forget that frail, blue-eyed girl who called herself Ariel Custer! Or so she thought, until she, her son, Helena, and Ariel found themselves on trial for murder..." Through the characters, the author explores Christian themes.
Fallen
by David MaineThis is a novel of Adam and Eve's fall from grace and their expulsion from the garden of Eden. The story is told from the perspective of Cain. The book is true to the account in the Bible, while adding layers of complexity and historical and philosophical detail. Maine is an author who takes the stories with which we are so familiar and helps us grapple with their implications in a way few authors can.
The Book of Samson
by David MaineThis is a dark and often violent telling of the story of Sampson, warrior of the god of Israel, and scourge of teh Philistines. The novel is from th eperspective of Sampson himself, he attempts to explain his actions an dmotives as he awaits execution at the hands of the Philistines. David Maine is true to the text of the Bible, while expanding our understanding and appreciation for the times and the voice of a people living in a very different time and place.
Thendral: Vol 11, Issue 12, November 2011
by MadhurabharathiThis issue features Interview with journalist Nimmi Raghunathan and Harikathai Suchithra; Recipes of Kadai Baby Corn and a side dish for chappathi; a biography of Abdul Gafoor, a notable contributor to children’s literature; a tribute to Steve Jobs; a religious article on Tiruthani Murugan Temple; a poem; a short story; a short novel; an article on writer N.C.Mohandas and excerpts from one of his short stories, plus usual features of Anbulla Snehitiye, Nalam Vaazha, Ilamthendral, Surya Thupparigiraar, Thendral Pesukirathu, etc.
The Annals of the Parish
by John GaltChronicle of Dalmailing during the ministry of the Rev. Micah Balwhidder.
Hope for the Future: Contemporary Values of the Restoration Movement
by Alan N. RabeDuring evangelist Billy Graham's ministry, he made several trips to Russia, some of which took place in the 1980's during the Cold War. While there, he met with church and government leaders, visited churches and shared the gospel wherever possible. It is reported that when he returned home, some criticized him for extending such a gracious spirit to those in Russia who had been responsible for oppressing human rights and religious freedom.
She
by H. Rider HaggardA Victorian thriller, set in Africa, about an explorer in search of an immortal woman.
Crimson Roses (Grace Livingston Hill Series #10)
by Grace Livingston HillCRIMSON ROSES is the heartwarming story of a lonely girl whose love for a wealthy man arouses the dangerous envy of a society beauty... The story of a generous spirit who discovers in adversity and despair the power of her faith and love. Through the characters, the author explored Christian themes.
The Power of Spiritual Intelligence: Ten Ways to Tap into Your Spiritual Genius
by Tony BuzanTen Ways to Tap into Your Spiritual Genius.
Disability and the Muslim Perspective: An Introduction for Rehabilitation and Health Care Providers
by Rooshey Hasnain Laura Cohon Shaikh Hasan ShanawaniThis publication will fill a void in the literature on disability intended for use by rehabilitation and health care professionals. We highlight both the difficulties and successes that Muslims with disabilities experience as they seek access to the opportunity to live a meaningful life. The growing number and diversity of Muslims in the United States challenges disability and health care providers and researchers to understand this population's perspectives, experiences and ways of practicing Islam, particularly relative to health care, disability and rehabilitation.
As We Understood: A Collection of Spiritual Insights
by Al-Anon Family GroupsThis book is a collection of spiritual writings by members of Al-Anon Family Groups. Al-Anon Family Groups is for those who have been effected by someone's drinking. From the preface: "What gives hope to Al-Anon/Alateen members? Many have experienced situations that others would find unbearable, yet they develop strength and hope for the future. "I looked around me at group meetings and saw a few people as hurt and bitter and angry as I was," said one member, "but most were facing life as it came. They were able to accept what I thought were outrageous situations. And I wanted to learn how they did it."
Questions Young People Ask, Answers That Work: Volume 1 (2nd Edition)
by Tract Society of New York Inc. Watch Tower BibleThe sections of this book enable adolescents and parents alike to face and work through some of the most challenging problems that confront people in our changing times. It is filled with planners to help us face situations and circumstances that could otherwise be debilitating. True to life examples and the outcome derived from applying this information are truly helpful to teens and to parents and custodians alike.