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Rare limited issue 1947 dust jacket over thick paper board. This is a clean copy - please review images of the actual book PUBLISHER'S NOTE This volume is a reprint of the American edition of Self-Knowledge (Atmabodha), an English translation of Sankaracãrya's Atmabodha with notes, comments and an elaborate introduction, by Swami Nikhilananda of the Ramakrishna-Vivekananda Centre of New York. The free and metrical renderings of some of Acãrya Sankara's devotional hymns, which have been appended to his short treatise on Advaita Vedanta, serve to draw the attention of the readers to the less well-known aspect of Sankara's personality —his deep devotional approach to the 'gods and goddesses of popular religion'. In this Indian edition the original Sanskrit texts have been added, which, we hope, will be useful to the Sanskrit-knowing readers. 15th June 1947

"300 Things To Make Me Happy" is a board book published by Piccadilly Enterprises, Incorporated in 2024. Authored by Piccadilly, this journal-style book focuses on self-improvement and provides a variety of ideas and activities to help improve one's well-being and happiness. Written in English, the book offers a positive and uplifting approach to personal growth and happiness, making it a valuable resource for those looking to enhance their positivity and overall contentment in life.

The Let Them Theory by Mel Robbins is a hardcover book focused on self-improvement and spiritual growth. Part of the Insight Guides series, this first edition novel in English explores personal and professional development through a nonfiction narrative. The book is illustrated and features 336 pages of insights and advice for adults looking to cultivate a life of enlightenment in the 2020s. With a weight of 20 oz, this unabridged edition offers a comprehensive read for those seeking to navigate the complexities of self-discovery and growth.