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The Jewish Book of Why Alfred J Kolatch Slip Case 2 Volume Set Leather Slipcase

“The Jewish Book of Why 2 Volume Set” by Alfred J. Kolatch is a comprehensive collection of nonfiction short stories exploring various aspects of Judaism, particularly focusing on rituals and practices. The set includes a leather slipcase for easy storage and protection. Published in 1985 by David Publishers, this historical book series delves into the reasons behind Jewish customs and traditions, providing readers with a deeper understanding of their significance. With beautiful illustrations and a compact size of 9.3 inches in length, 6 inches in width, and 2.9 inches in height, this boxed set is a valuable addition to any religious bookshelf.

The Monster at the End of This Book Sesame Street Little Golden Book Grover 1978

“The Monster at the End of This Book” is a vintage Little Golden Book from 1978, featuring the iconic Sesame Street character Grover. This hardcover book, illustrated by Michael Smollin, is designed with colorful pictures and engaging short stories aimed at children aged 2-12. With a focus on the theme of monsters, this book is a charming addition to any child’s collection, offering a delightful narrative experience that has stood the test of time.

Mi Libra De Historias Biblical Bible Stories Book Children Spanish Vintage 1978

Mi libro de historias biblicas is a vintage religious educational book published by the Watchtower Bible and Tract Society. This Spanish-language edition features a textured yellow hardcover with vibrant red embossed lettering. Inside, the pages are filled with colorful illustrations and simplified biblical narratives designed for children and families. Originally published in 1978, this volume serves as a classic resource for Bible study and storytelling. Thank you for considering this item. Please visit our store to see similar and unique items.

Reminiscences of Kunju Swami

By Sri Kunju Swami. After a long life of austere simplicity and deep devotion he was absorbed into the Master in 1992. In this book he relates his personal experiences and those of other disciples and devotees he knew.

In the Kitchen with Bhagavan Sri Ramana Maharshi

One hundred and thirty years ago, young Ramana left home and embarked on a journey to Holy Arunachala, an event that would mark the beginning of a new chapter in his life and in the lives of thousands who would later be touched by his presence at Sri Ramanasramam. A noteworthy aspect of Bhagavan Ramana’s daily routine at the Ashram was his practice of rising each day at 3 am to make his way to the kitchen to light the fire and chop vegetables for the morning meal. Just as Bhagavan’s Old Hall is revered as a temple, Bhagavan’s kitchen is equally sacred.The present volume traces this history orienting the narrative around the reception, preparation, and offering of food. Anecdotes from the early days in the Big Temple, subsequent bhiksha rounds in the streets of the town, food offered Bhagavan by sympathetic devotees on or around the Hill, and later testimonies of devotees who worked alongside him in the Ashram kitchen make up the following pages.The present collection of stories documents a significant chapter in religious history and serves as a guide for those seeking to follow in the footsteps of the Master.— From the Publisher’s Note

Who Am I? Bhagavan Sri Ramana Maharshi (Centenary Publication)

This is a wonderful book that delves into the life, teachings and legacy of Bhagavan Ramana Maharshi and the ashram. The content in the book significantly differs from the previous biographies and reminiscences of Bhagavan in its presentation. The content curator, Mr. T.S. Subramanian, has meticulously researched the narratives and confirmed it with the current devotees of Bhagavan residing in the ashram. A good part of the photo collection is exclusive, courtesy Sri Ramanasramam and some of the photographs are by Mr. S.R. Raghunathan. The first forty pages of the book discuss the biography of Bhagavan. The next few pages of the book are devoted to how the current administration preserves the aura of spirituality and how the legacy is preserved in the archives of the ashram. The final section is on Arunachala, the wonderful divine Hill. If Bhagavan was attached to anything in his life, it was this Hill. The book also contains two fold-out posters: one of the Maharshi reclining on the sofa in the Old Hall and the other of the route of Giri pradakshina of the hill.