Bücher von Yogie Chandra Tatvaraj

I am Prana is a self- inquiry with philosophy and human psychology. It starts with an analysis on the mind, rational, logic and knowledge and its distinction with intelligence and consciousness (Spirit). The book does have a lot of knowledgeable insight but dissects it with intelligence in the presence of the eternal present. The book looks at meditation as an exercise for clarity and a creative conscious life. It presents life in all its paradoxes without promoting any particular world view but sourcing wisdom from all schools from Greek to Hindu Philosophy and contemporary psychology. The purpose of the book is to get a deeper meaning and understanding of life beyond traditional jargon and philosophies. The book is an attempt to unite different world views with a common thread of universal wisdom for over all human development, peace, contentment and growth. The primary purpose of the book is to answer two of the most important questions in life, who are you? And where are you?

FUCKITOLOGY, as it name suggests, is a book on how to be in our optimum best in this age of information overload and be in peace and centered on the self and ones larger purpose from life and ignore what is just information overload. The book looks at the Pros and Cons, of this, the 3rd Industrial revolution and how to be in the optimum FLOW of ones best where the information helps you and doesn't confuse your journey which should be grounded in nature. The book is an attempt to make sense of the environment we live in today by using its Pros and shunning its Cons and being able to distinguish about the same. It looks at how our brain works to navigate through life and how to transcend its default wiring to be in the flow and your optimum best. It is how to be connected and know when to let go for one's own inner tranquility. Deep insight into psychology and some basic neuroscience is a feature that runs through the book. It is a book to guide one in this age of information overload to make it meaningful and being centered in awareness with a lot of fun along the way.

As one evolves with life, there are primarily two ways a personcan think: how precious this life is or this life was never aboutme! Beyond our illusions, the Buddhist, Advaita, and moderncutting-edge physics state that the observer is real, not theindividual entity or the universe. Rather, awareness andinfinite consciousness is what really exists, beyond the mirageof forms that come and go that make up our living experience(through our physical senses). The book looks at the Self orNo-Self (Non-Self), the universe, contentment, happiness andsadness etc., concluding there is no perfect life or right beliefsystem but it's how we perceive 'reality' and subsequently wireour consciousness. It argues that perception is reality and welive in plural realities. How we perceive this dance of light andenergy is up to our awareness, leading to a blissful or sorrowfullife. The book digs into Advaita Vedanta, Physics, Philosophy,Buddhism, and Neuroscience to validate this central thesis.The basic message in this whole book is to CELEBRATE LIFE,every day should be a CELEBRATION, and think LIGHTLYOF YOURSELF AS Socrates beautifully commented I'M THEWISEST MAN ON EARTH AND I KNOW ONE THING THATI KNOW NOTHING! - AMEN

Wagging Tongues is a compilation of short stories and reflections through the eyes and spirit of Ranjan D' Cruz, an Indian maverick Rock Singer. The stories reflect the irony and frailty of life looking at the positive learning and funny side and always being a student of life. It is inspired in thought by the philosophies of Bruce Lee, Krishnamurti , Rabindranath Tagore , Albert Einstein , Eckhart Tolle and Osho. The book looks at the beauty of life and nature and being unique, not following any rigid path but being flexible and natural to one's personality. The stories are eclectic covering various aspects of life from Knowledge , Intelligence , Wisdom, Birth , Death , Body , Mind , Spirit , Anger , Peace , Love , and Life and brings contemporary and timeless wisdom with something's to laugh about and reflect.

I am Prana is a self- inquiry with philosophy and human psychology. It starts with an analysis on the mind, rational, logic and knowledge and its distinction with intelligence and consciousness (Spirit). The book does have a lot of knowledgeable insight but dissects it with intelligence in the presence of the eternal present. The book looks at meditation as an exercise for clarity and a creative conscious life. It presents life in all its paradoxes without promoting any particular world view but sourcing wisdom from all schools from Greek to Hindu Philosophy and contemporary psychology. The purpose of the book is to get a deeper meaning and understanding of life beyond traditional jargon and philosophies. The book is an attempt to unite different world views with a common thread of universal wisdom for over all human development, peace, contentment and growth.