Publications in Marathi

1. Guruvani

2. Majhi Guru Parampara

3. Nityakarm

4. Shiv Mahima

5. Tibet Che Mahan Yogi Mila Repa

6. Yoga Darshika

7. Yoga Ek Naam Anek
   

(Unless Otherwise Stated, All Titles Listed are by Swami Rajarshi Muni)

Guruvani. Paperback.
Majhi Guru Parampara. Paperback, 14x21.5 cm., 362 pages. Rupees 100
“During the twenty-eighth Dwapar age when Dwaipayan, son of Parasar, will be Vyas and Lord Vishnu shall incarnate as Lord Krishna, son of Vasudeva, I too shall incarnate in the body of a celibate and shall be known as Lakulish. The place of my incarnation shall be siddhakshetra and it shall be renowned among men till the earth shall last.”

(Shiv Puran, Shatrudra Samhita, 5:43-50).
This prophesy came to pass nearly 4500 years ago, when Lord Lakulish appeared on earth at Kayavarohan, a well-known holy pilgrimage center in western India. He preached the principles of Sanatan Dharma and the spiritual science of Divine Yoga. His spiritual tradition flourished for nearly 3000 years. With the passage of time, the teachings of his tradition ceased. In 1913 he gave spiritual initiation to Swami Pranavanandji, and thus once again revived his spiritual tradition. The latter initiated Swami Kripalvanandji in 1931 who later became the third spiritual head of the lineage. Four decades later, in1971, Swami Kripalvanandji initiated Swami Rajarshi Muniji and passed on to him the secrets of Divine Yoga. In Infinite Grace, Swami Rajarshi Muni, the present spiritual head of the lineage, narrates the story of the extraordinary spiritual tradition of Lord Lakulish in modern times.

Nityakarm

Paperback, 13.5x21.5 cm., 49 pages. Rupees 10
Indian Scriptures say that every human being inherits three debts from the very moment of its birth, those to God, the Spirits of the Ancestors and to human beings. They further enjoin that certain daily rituals must be performed to square up the unsettled account of these debts. Six such daily rituals are prescribed. These are: the daily bath or ablution, sandhya or worship of the Sun, Japa or mantra recitation, Devapoojan or worship of God, Vaishvadev Yajnas or the five sacrificial rites and atithya or hospitality towards the guest. This brief illuminating booklet explains these basics of the sanatana dharma or eternal religion.

Shiv Mahima

Paperback, 12x17.5 cm., 69 pages. Rupees 25
A comprehensive delineation of the entire subject of Shiva, including the name itself, the forms of the Supreme Lord, the symbols of Shiva, the worship of Shiva and related austerities and fasts.

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Tibet Che Mahan Yogi Mila Repa
Paperback, 14x21 cm., 62 pages. Rupees 15.
The spiritual lineage within which Life Mission functions is blessed by receiving the knowledge of Divine Yoga from Lord Lakulish himself. Therefore the yoga known and practiced in the lineage is of the highest and purest form. The Gurus of the lineage have consistently declared that they are pursuing the sadhana of the divya deh or divine body, free of old age, disease and death. This is one of Swami Rajarshi Muni's earliest two works in which he has explained to the world the principle of the Divya Deh or Divine Body, in this case from the example of Mila Repa, a Budhhist monk of Tibet who gained this ultimate attainment..

Yoga Darshika

Paperback, 14x21.5 cm., 84 pages. Rupees 20
There is a new awakening towards yoga in present times and a genuine desire among people to understand this ancient science. This book has been written for such seekers. It has been prepared with a view also that it might in particular be of practical use to the youth. It is so arranged that the user may receive preliminary introduction to yoga and also reliable guidance for its initial practice. The ground it covers includes systematic instruction on yam and niyam , asan-pranayam , and the benefits derivable from the thirty-five asans included in the book.

Yoga Ek Naam Anek

Paperback, 14x21 cm., 42 pages. Rupees 15
The Lakulish Yoga Vidyalaya managed by Life Mission has been imparting scientific yoga education to all seekers without distinction of class, creed, age or gender. The first Diploma course was conducted by the Author himself in 1989-90. He had on that occasion delivered a series of five discourses to the Diploma students explaining that though yoga was garbed in very many names it was in reality one yoga. This book combines those discourses into a most instructive compendium of incalculable usefulness to all those interested in a proper understanding of yoga. It will help in removing any prevailing misunderstanding and illusions on the subject.