Swami Satyasangananda Saraswati Book order (chronological)

The theme of bhairava tantra is dharana, or concentration this translation and commentary of a classical tantric text sheds light on the practice of dharana

This masterful commentary on Saundarya Lahari reveals Shakta Tantra for every level of aspirant.The original Sanskrit text by Adi Sankaracharya has been translated and explained in a lucid and eloquent style,which brings the reader into the living presence of the Goddess.The 103 mantras of the text are presented here as meditations and visualisations of Sri Devi,the root matrix of creation,depicting her divine from as a path of highest sadhana and realization.The text deals with the essence of tantric philosophy and sadhana,elucidating the esoteric traditions of Sri Vidya,the Dasa Mahavidya,kulakundalini,chakras and tattwas,and their usage to bridge the gap between the outer and inner experience. Sri Soundarya Lahari,the Descent,an exposition of the feminine divine,is substantiated and enhanced by the personal experience and in-depth study of the author.Also included are a comprehensive introduction,prayoga (uses of the mantras,yantras and especially the mandalas contained in the text,transliteration and index.

Light on the Guru and Disciple Relationship is an inspiring and Practical book in two parts. The first section, written by Swami Satyasangananda, who accompanied her guru Swami Satyananda Saraswati, on his tours as he enlightened his followers on the science of yoga, contains chapters on how to recognize a guru, types of gurus, types of disciples, negativity towards the guru, initiation, and many more. The second section of satsangs and talks by Swami Satyananda on many aspects of the guru linking with the gurus spirit surrendering the ego, transmission and devotion. Many people have argued that a guru is not necessary, because the real guru is already within us. This is true, but how many of us can claim to hear, understand or follow his instructions? In fact, most of us even tend to doubt his existence. How many of us can discriminate between the real inner guru and the monkey mind, acting out the dictates of the ego? This inspiring book is written in two parts: the first by Swami Satyasangananda, who accompanied her guru, Swami Satyananda, on his tours as he enlightened his followers on the science of yoga.