This is the registration form for the teenager workshop entitled "Identity and Confidence - Finding The Missing You". Click "Submit" once you have completed the form below. You may subsequently pay online if you wish by adding this item to your shopping cart using the "add to cart" link. You can pay using a Mastercard or Visacard. Other cards such as Amex and Diners are not supported. Please click here for more information about the camp.

This is the payment for the Maha Mrityunjaya Mantra talks by Swami Swaroopananda on November 25/26, 2008. Full details of the event can be found here.

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Registration for Breaking The Cycle Workshop to be held on October 15/16, 2008. Once you have submitted the form below by clicking "Submit", you can also subsequently proceed to pay online by credit card. Only Mastercard and Visacard are currently accepted. Alternatively, you can click on "Electronic Funds Transfer" in the form below, and someone will contact you to give you details about how to pay by EFT. More information about the workshop itself can be found here.

This is the registration form for the CHYK Camp 2008 entitled "Win the World with Love". Click "Submit" once you have completed the form below. You may subsequently pay online if you wish by adding this item to your shopping cart using the "add to cart" link. You can pay using a Mastercard or Visacard. Other cards such as Amex and Diners are not supported. Please click here for more information about the camp.

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Parents often complain, 'There is no manual for raising children!'. And while it is true that the task of raising children can be daunting and often taxing, the accumulated wisdom provided by Hindu culture and scripture can serve as a guide.

This chapter of the Gita is one of the rarest pieces of literature available, where the ‘Infinite’ is indicated so directly. In this chapter the nature of the Spirit is discussed and all the implications of Realizing our oneness with It. If this chapter is followed with attention, invariably the listener will ‘arrive’ at that State of Infinitude and get a ‘glimpse’ of it. So unique is the chapter in its brevity and beauty that no explanation about it can do justice.

One has to listen and experience its power for oneself.

This book explains in a simple, easy-to-read form, the fundamentals of spirituality or ‘Vedanta’ – the Science of Life. Swami Chinmayananda, the great stalwart of Vedanta systematically unfolds the relevance, meaning and practical steps of a spiritual life for those who are curious and seeking a greater meaning to life. A brilliant introduction to people of all backgrounds, ‘Self-Unfoldment’ covers the concepts and techniques of how to help ourselves and live an inspiring and uplifting life.

Produced by the Chinmaya Mission of India, which aims to promote Vedanta, the philosophical foundation of Hinduism, this series of books about Krishna teaches children universal virtues such as love, genuineness, sharing, humility, generosity and other virtues. In Hinduism, Krishna is the bearer of love and joy and suppressor of pain. In this book, a youthful Krishna gets into a spot of trouble for stealing butter. But as you shall see, the butter really belongs to him.

Produced by the Chinmaya Mission of India, which aims to promote Vedanta, the philosophical foundation of Hinduism, this series of books about Krishna teaches children universal virtues such as love, genuineness, sharing, humility, generosity and other virtues. In Hinduism, Krishna is the bearer of love and joy and suppressor of pain. In this book, Krishna shows Brahma that he is within each and every one of us.

Produced by the Chinmaya Mission of India, which aims to promote Vedanta, the philosophical foundation of Hinduism, this series of books about Krishna teaches children universal virtues such as love, genuineness, sharing, humility, generosity and other virtues. In Hinduism, Krishna is the bearer of love and joy and suppressor of pain. In this book, Krishna helps a poor village boy overcome his fears of the forest and gives him a special gift to bring to the teacher on the last day of school.

Produced by the Chinmaya Mission of India, which aims to promote Vedanta, the philosophical foundation of Hinduism, this series of books about Krishna teaches children universal virtues such as love, genuineness, sharing, humility, generosity and other virtues. In Hinduism, Krishna is the bearer of love and joy and suppressor of pain. In this book, Krishna shows Indra, the God of Rain, how power should be used for the benefit of those weaker than themselves.

Although the oldest culture, the Hindu Culture is one of the most misunderstood and neglected cultures of today. Many times it is associated with blind superstitions and rigid rituals. However this is mainly due to the lack of understanding behind the various facets of this all-inclusive culture.

Without a doubt all of us at some point of time have thought of the questions;

1. ‘Destiny - who is in charge?’
2. ‘Why do good people suffer?’
3. ‘Can this mind be tamed?’
   

The Guru or the Spiritual Teacher is the One who dispels the darkness of ignorance and illumines our lives with pure knowledge and devotion. As He is rooted in Self knowledge, His ‘Paadukaas’ (Holy Sandals) represent the very essence of His Teachings. Out of His abundant love, the Guru leaves behind His Paadukaas through which His Grace and Blessings can continue to flow to seekers of Truth.