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Order Form for India Order Form for India Send Demand Draft to: Swami Satyeswarananda Trust __________________________________________________________ C/O B. Chakraborty Name Phone # Email Ph. Resi: 33- 2407-7477 316-J Maharani Indiradevi Rd __________________________________________________________ Kolkata – 700060 Shipping Address Visit our web site for description: __________________________________________________________ www.sanskritclassics.com City State Biographies ISBN No. Price (Rs.) Qty Total An Amazing Autobiography of A Siddha YOGI - Khoka 978-1-877854-55-2 Rs. 700 Bhattacharya, 942 pages, Hardcover The Journey of a Himalayan Hermit (Part 2), 390 pages, 978-1-877854-53-8 Rs. 400 Hardcover Babaji (Hindi), 342 pages, Hardcover 978-1-877854-46-0 Rs. 400 The Journey of a Himalayan Hermit, 416 pp., Hardcover 1-877854-49-1 Rs. 400 Sri Sri Panchanan Bhattacharya , 406 pages, Hardcover 1-877854-48-4 Rs. 450 Mahamuni Babaji and His Legacy (6 books in one), 5th 1-877854-34-4 Rs. 750 Edition, 1120 pages, Hardcover Babaji O Tnar Parampara (Bengali Version of Babaji and 1-877854-33-6 Rs. 400 His Legacy) NEW Stories of Shyama Charan Lahiri Mahasay, 338 978-1-877854-59-0 Rs. 500 pages, Hardcover NEW Biography of a Yogi – Yogananda (Volume 2), 978-1-877854-56-9 Rs. 700 938 pages, Hardcover NEW Biography of a Yogi – Satyananda (Volume 1), 978-1-877854-60-6 Rs. 600 760 pages, Hardcover Discipline ISBN No. Price Qty Total The Original Kriya, 664 pages, Hardcover 1-877854-42-5 Rs. 450 Kriyaganga, Revised 2nd Edition (Bengali) 1-877854-40-9 Rs. 300 Kriyasar (pocket book, Bengali) 1-877854-39-5 Rs. 22 Essence of Kriya (pocket book, English), Hardcover 1-877854-38-7 Rs. 37 Commentaries ISBN No. Price Qty Total NEW Kularnava Sastra, 600 pages, Hardcover 978-1-877854-58-3 Rs. 700 The Lord's Lay (The Bhagavad Gita), Hardcover 978-1-877854-57-6 Rs. 400 The Kriya Sutras, 544 pages, Hardcover 978-1-877854-54-5 Rs. 400 The Siva Sanghita, The Six Centers, and The Brahma 978-1-877854-52-1 Rs. 400 Sanghita: Sanskrit Texts by Lord Siva, 342 pages, Hardcover Suddenly Silence...Atmastha: The State Beyond Heaven, 978-1-877854-51-4 Rs. 400 416 pages, Hardcover Bhagavad Gita (Hindi): Lahiri Mahasay's Interpretations 978-1-877854-35-4 Rs. 200 in the Light of Kriya, 240 pages, Hardcover The Ultimate Book: Yoga Vasistha, Set in 2 Volumes, 978-1-877854-50-7 Rs. 3,000 Hardcover THE ETERNAL SILENCE...Synthesis of All Dharma 1-877854-41-7 Rs. 600 Paths (Ten Scriptures of Major Religious Faiths), 1256 pages, Hardcover Page 1/2 Order Form for India Commentaries (continued) ISBN No. Price (Rs.) Qty Total THE MAHABHARATA, Both Vols. in Revised Edition, 1-877854-43-3 Rs. 575 820 pages, Hardcover SRIMAD BHAGAVAD GITA (Bengali), Original 1-877854-25-5 Rs. 125 Interpretation of Lahiri Mahasay Complete Works of Lahiri Mahasay Lahiri Mahasay made commentaries in Bengali on the following books (26). For the first time, we have presented his complete works in English. ISBN No. Price (Rs.) Qty Total GITAS AND SANGHITAS (Reorganized Volume 1), 1-877854-36-0 Rs. 450 720 pages, Hardcover Contains the following 8 books (5 Gitas and 3 Sanghitas): The Bhagavad Gita, The Guru Gita, The Omkar Gita, The Abadhuta Gita, The Kabir Gita, Manu Sanghita, Astabakra Sanghita, and Charak Sanghita THE CHANDI AND THE OTHER SCRIPTURES 1-877854-37-9 Rs. 375 (Reorganized Volume 2), Hardcover Contains the following 7 books: The Chandi, The Yantrasar, The Tantrasar, The Linga Puran, Ancient Yogi Panini on Education, The Kabir Doha (Couplets), and The Japaji (The First Book by Guru Nanak) THE UPANISADS, Volume 3, Hardcover 1-877854-44-1 Rs. 375 Contains the following 5 books: The Tejabindu Upanisad, The Dhyanabindu Upanisad, The Amritabindu Upanisad, The Niralamba Upanisad, and The Taitiriya Upanisad. THE SIX SYSTEMS - SARA DARSANS Volume 4, 1-877854-45-X Rs. 650 Hardcover Contains the following 6 books: The Sankhya Sutras, The Yoga Sutras, The Nyaya Sutras (Gautama Sutras), The Vaisesika Sutras, The Mimangsa Darsan (The Substance of Mimangsa), and The Vedanta Darsan (Chapter 1) Subtotal Domestic orders: Postage and handling by BOOK POST per 5kg - Rs 150 Postage by COURIER minimum Rs 75.00 for 1 title, extra Rs 60.00 for EACH title & Handling Total Amount NOTE: DOMESTIC SHIPPING Allow four weeks for delivery All prices subject to change. No cash refunds. Page 2/2 .
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