Lectures by a Jain religious leader on Rahasyapūrṇa ciṭṭhī by Ṭodaramala, 1740-1766, and Paramārtha vacanikā and Upādānanimittanī ciṭṭhī by Banārasīdāsa, 1586-1641?, works on Jaina philosophy.

On the concept of Mokṣa in Indic philosophy.

Essays on gnosis, Templars, Grigori Narekatsi, G. Deleuze, P. Florensky, J.-P. Sartre, Russia and other topics, mostly translated from Russian.

Understanding the phenomenon of culture obviously involves a systematic analysis of cultural forms from the standpoint of both their origins and their structural typology. Less obvious is another necessary condition that by its very nature would presumably not be included in the index of requirements of modern science.

Chronology of Śaṅkarācārya's journey to spread his message through monasteries established by him and his followers in India.

Encyclopedic dictionary of Viśiṣṭādvaita school of Vedanta in Hindu philosophy.

Classical work on Jaina doctrines and philosophy; includes commentary and Hindi translation.

Exhaustive commentary, with text and Gujarati translation, of a verse work on Jaina ethics and Jaina philosophy.

Classical aphoristic work with commentary on Jaina philosophy.

Hindu religious philosophy of femininity.

Treatise on the findamentals of Jaina philosophy and ethics.

Interpretation of Tattvārthasūtra, work on Jaina doctrines and philosophy by Umāsvāti, 2nd century author.

On the life and work of Swami Vivekananda, 1863-1902, Hindu spiritual guru and philosopher; translated from Marathi to Hindi.

Contributed articles on the life and philosophy of Swami Vivekananda, 1863-1902, Indian monk.

Articles on the parents of Swami Vivekananda, 1863-1902, Hindu saint and philosopher, and their influence on him.

On the life and work of Swami Vivekananda, 1863-1902, Hindu spiritual guru and philosopher.

Vedantic treatise on knowledge of self and self-realization, with Kaivalyakalpadruma, an autocommentary and notes.

Collection of articles on humanism, neo-humanism, communism, etc. with special reference to India.

Complete discourses on Vedanta, by a Hindu philosopher.

On the philosophy of death in Hindu traditions; study based on Mr̥tyupurāṇa of Svāmī Mr̥tyujayānanda.

Textual difficulties as well as problems of content are sometimes prone to being overlooked in famous passages, because their very familiarity tends to stifle reflection on their actual meaning. orandum est, ut sit mens sana in corpore sano escaped detection as an interpolation until 1970. In di, coeptis | aspirate meis, the reading illas has held its place against the correct illa until 1976.

Articles on Jaina philosophy and Jaina literature.

On Advaita philosophy of self-realization; text with Sanskrit explanation and English translation.

SAT's most recent publication, this English translation from the original Sankrit by Adi Sankara is a very clear, aphoristic explanation of what the self is and the Knowledge that reveals.