Rajinder Singh Books

Saint Rajinder Singh, world-renowned spiritual Master of Science of Sprituality recipient of three honorary doctorates and numerous awards for his work, has shared this meditation technique with world leaders, scientists, doctors, professors, educators, religious heads, and people in numerous fields at many venues, including the United Nations, National Institute of Health, the United States Coast Guard, Harvard University, I.I.T., and the Vatican. He helps us discover the silken thread that connects us to the never-ending love and joy of the Divine.

A Must-Read Book with Practical Tips on Facing the Challenges of Life--Spiritual Pearls for Enlightened Living provides an antidote to the fears, stresses, and anxieties we face personally and globally. This book by Rajinder Singh (author of Empowering Your Soul through Meditation and Inner and Outer Peace through Meditation, with a Foreword by H.H. the Dalai Lama) gives practical tips to face life's challenges with equanimity, joy, and courage. These teaching stories and anecdotes draw from the wisdom traditions of many religions and illustrate how to: face adversity with calm and stability; overcome anger; find lasting happiness; learn forgiveness, conten tment, acceptance, and letting go. Conquer fear of death; meditiate to experience inner spiritual realms of beauty and bliss Beautifully illustrated, this inspiring read is the perfect gift for family and friends, including those facing difficult times.

In this book the author helps readers get reaquainted with their own forgotten souls. Using his meditation techniques in this book, readers can awake and empower their souls-and experience a rich, deep and lasting happiness.

Meditation is the surest route to inner peace, explains Singh, and is available to everyone regardless of age, health, culture, education or religion. This easy-to-use guide discusses the many benefits of meditation and includes simple exercises to help readers along the path to self-discovery. By cultivating peace in our own lives, we can create peace and harmony in the world around us.

The narrative centers on Syamadas Chatterjee, a dedicated physicist who explored numerous fields including nuclear physics, magnetism, and ionospheric science. Despite his significant contributions, he did not receive recognition for discovering spontaneous fission in uranium. His relentless curiosity and passion for uncovering nature's mysteries serve as an inspiring example for the younger generation, highlighting the importance of scientific inquiry and perseverance.

The book delves into the poaching and illegal trade of wild felids, highlighting the high demand for their body parts and the critical role of hair as evidence in these crimes. It discusses legal protections under CITES and India's Wildlife (Protection) Act-1972, which prohibit the trade of protected species. The work emphasizes the importance of accurate species identification for successful prosecution, detailing morphological, keratin protein, and mitochondrial DNA analyses of hair from thirteen endangered felid species, along with species-specific identification methods.

The book explores the intriguing question of why Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi, a prominent advocate for non-violent resistance and a candidate for the Nobel Peace Prize nearly 100 times between 1924 and 1948, never received the award. Through a detailed analysis, it examines the complexities of his legacy, the political climate of the time, and the factors that contributed to the Nobel Committee's decisions, shedding light on Gandhi's impact and the challenges he faced as a global figure in the pursuit of peace.

Focusing on the life and achievements of Satish Ranjan Khastgir, this biography delves into his contributions to radio science and atmospherics, placing him alongside notable Indian physicists. It highlights his academic journey, including his PhD and DSc under Nobel Laureate C.G. Barkla in the U.K., and his subsequent influential roles at various prestigious Indian universities. The book offers a comprehensive exploration of Khastgir's legacy, shedding light on his scientific endeavors and personal history.

The book highlights the life and contributions of Nikhil Ranjan Sen, a prominent figure in applied mathematics and the founder of the Kolkata School of Relativity. Known for his Ph.D. on the Theory of Relativity under Max von Laue, Sen's research extended into cosmology, ballistics, and turbulence. Although contemporaneous with notable scientists like Meghnad Saha and Satyendranath Bose, his achievements remain less recognized. This work aims to illuminate Sen's legacy and the significance of his scientific endeavors.

An introduction to Heidegger's philosophy through a specific elucidation of the problems of the world-concept and death through his early and later thought as well as the connection of these problems with all the other important issues in this thinker's system, such as existence, ground, art and artworks, language, and dwelling.