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To my Master's feet At my Master's feet (1 vol. a year from 1994 to 2000) Char Dham Yatra (1992) Warning to a pernicious sect (1973) Beethoven or "To find Oneself" The Sanatana Dharma The Bases of Sanatana Dharma (1997) Notes on Hinduism (1) Notes on Hinduism (2) (1994) The Sun and the Moon (1996) Am I sacred or profane? (1992) The world is perfect The call of the Master (1995) India my Mother, Yogi my Father (1991) Sri Yogi Ramsuratkumar (in 'HAMSA') Aum Jai Sri Guru Yogi Ramsuratkumar (1994) Father, which construction? (1998) Father, how to speak of You? (1995) My Master Yogi Ramsuratkumar ki jai ! (2001) Time measurement in Hinduism Letter to my Indian Christian brothers (1997) India, your awakening is near (1996) To be or not to be (1999) Hindus, awake! arise! (1997) Hinduism, time has come to come to light! (1999) Apathy or fight for Dharma? (2000) The height of religion Hinduism alone can save the world Some words on Biblical and Christian traditions as daughters of Hinduism (1995) |
AUM About sects (1996) The 'New Age' of ignorance (2006) Reincarnation in the New Testament Lessons of Hinduism to a young Hindu (1996-7) Healthy cows in a healthy country (1996) Aum Sri Ram Jai Ram Jai Jai Ram (1996) Spirituality is not weakness (1996) The interprétation of the caste : the shame of hindus ... and of the others (1997) Issa (life of Jesus) Who was Christ ? Jesus was a hindu sannyasi Hinduism and Christianity (1999) Ramayana and Hebraic Genesis Ganesh (1997) Yes, we can change the world (2002) So, you want to change the world? (2008) To speak or not to speak? (2008) Shiva The intuition to which no one takes care (2002) Is Vedanta seeing the world as non-existent? (2002) Durga (6 discourses for the Durga Puja) (1997): - Durga - The aspects of Durga Ma - Durga in is aspect of Maya - Ganesh - Durga as Maya - Manas and buddhi - Maya make us believe in Maya - False gurus, the Guru, Yogi Ramsuratkumar Letters to sadhakas Various letters |
 Islam, religion or political system (1996) Answer to Shahpar Father, forgtive them (Narration of a sadhak, by K. Sonatun) |