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Author : Swami Vireswarananda Ji     
Title : Religion and Spiritual Life    
Price : Rs. 3.50    

This booklet comprises the Benedictory Address and Valedictory Address delivered by Swami Vireswaranandaji Maharaj, the then President, Ramakrishna Math and Ramakrishna Mission, at the Convention held at the Belur Math in December 1980.
FROM THE BOOK
“Why do we have so many problems in India today? Because we do not have men… We cannot make any progress as we do not have right type of men. But how can you have men? Can you make men by law and Parliament? No, men can be had only through religion… Without character nothing great can be achieved…If you want to make India great, build your character first, and then use your reason and find out what sort of India you want to build and then begin to work for it even it means sacrificing your life for it.”

Author : Swami Vireswarananda Ji
Title : Make India Great
Price : Rs. 2.50

In the Gospel of Sri Ramakrishna, there are several chapters on advice to House holders, which covers the vast majority of us. The theme of the booklet, based on a talk by Swami Ranganathanandaji, is obvious from this sentence of Swami Vivekananda “I do not call anyone a Hindu who is not spiritual.” How to be spiritual is the theme of this booklet.

In the Gospel of Sri Ramakrishna, there are several chapters on advice to House holders, which covers the vast majority of us. The theme of the booklet, based on a talk by Swami Ranganathanandaji, is obvious from this sentence of Swami Vivekananda “I do not call anyone a Hindu who is not spiritual.” How to be spiritual is the theme of this booklet.

Author : Swami Ranganathananda Ji     
Title : How To Be A Ideal Householder    
Price : Rs. 10.00    

Swami Budhananda has a unique style of his own and his many booklets are very popular. This booklet is based on a series of lectures delivered by him at the Vedanta Society of Southern California in Hollywood. It identifies a series of Do’s and Don’ts from the Gita for attaining perfection.

Man needs God, because in him is his perfect self-fulfillment. Man needs God more than the baby needs the mother. Baby outgrows the need of the mother. Man never outgrows the need of God; he rather ‘in-grows’ the need of God, whatever his age or achievements, whether he is aware of this need or not. To those who feel the need for God, this book is of great help.

From the womb to the tomb and beyond, the one single message that helps one, can help everyone, in all possible situations, and always, is the message from True Religion. Based on The above theme, this book formed part of a lecture at the Ramakrishna-Vivekananda Centre, New York, in April 1952 by Swami Budhananda. The book is an effort of giving a clear picture of true religion

It is man that makes or mars any system. What is enlightened citizenship and its characteristics? How can we train ourselves and our children to be one? How do various religions describe such a person? Eminent persons like Sw. Ranganathananda, Chief Justice of India, Archbishop A Fernandes, Dr. M.S Swaminathan, Dr. Raja Ramanna amongst others had shared their views during a series of lectures organized at the Delhi Center in 1980-81, by Sw. Budhananda, on which this book is based.

From the womb to the tomb and beyond, the one single message that helps one, can help everyone, in all possible situations, and always, is the message from True Religion. Based on The above theme, this book formed part of a lecture at the Ramakrishna-Vivekananda Centre, New York, in April 1952 by Swami Budhananda. The book is an effort of giving a clear picture of true religion

From the Preface of this Book
Under the Ramakrishna Mission, there are fourteen hospitals and more than one hundred dispensaries which are functioning in different places in the country. These are widely spread and include the tribal areas such as Arunachal Pradesh, Meghalaya, Abujhmar Jungles (M.P.), remote tribal areas in Rajahmundry (A.P.) etc. Though in most of these centres, T.B. patients are treated along with others, two centres, one at New Delhi and another at Ranchi are exclusively dedicated for T.B. eradication programmes. Though this programme has been going on since 1933, detailed documentation of the work done was not done properly. The present book is an attempt to show broadly the efforts for T.B. Control in India and particularly Ramakrishna Mission's contribution. Though this effort may be considered modest when compared to the magnitude of the problem, yet it is very significant when we consider the dedicated service and scientific approach adopted by the Mission. This compilation shows the involvement of the Ramakrishna Mission in this great effort right from the inception of the T.B. control programme seven decades ago, till this day. It also shows the gradual evolution of the methods adopted to cure T.B. patients commencing from the time when no anti-T.B. drugs were available (i.e. between 1933 till 1948) and present times when anti-T.B. drugs are available (after 1948). However, the aim of bringing out this compilation is not only to highlight the efforts and contributions of the Ramakrishna Mission to the T.B. Control Programme but also to include in it, valuable and illustrative technical and general information of Tuberculosis which should be of great interest and importance to medical students, medical practitioners and general readers. This compilation is divided into five sections tow of them exclusively dedicated to technical and research papers. Several articles included are the transcriptions of the proceedings of a Seminar on Tuberculosis arranged by the Ramakrishna Mission, New Delhi. On the whole, this compilation should serve as an outline of the gradual development and evolution of the T.B. Control Programme in India under government schemes and voluntary organizations.