Protocol In Sri Ramcharitmanas

The Book Centres Around The Multiple Levels Of Protocol I.E. - Social, Political, Administrative And Spiritual, Discernible In Tulsi S Celebrated Work. As Geological Excavations Continue To Reveal New Facets Of Past Civilisations; Classical Texts Also Yield Fresh Semantic Dimensions When Subjected To Close And Continuous Study. The Author, Who Has Been In Government Service For Long And Is Well-Conversant With Protocol At High Levels, Is Breaking New Ground By Concentrating On This Subject In Sri Ramcharitmanas. He Seeks To Demolish The British Contention That India Lacked Even Primary Concepts Of Protocol Before Their Arrival. Contents Chapter 1: Bal Kand; Chapter 2: Ayodhaya Kand; Chapter 3: Aranya Kand; Chapter 4: Kishkindha Kand; Chapter 5: Sundar Kand; Chapter 6: Lanka Kand; Chapter 7: Uttar Kand.

This book deals with the ‘gravity of gratitude’ that transcends ‘being thankful’ and ‘being grateful.’ How a simple ‘Thank You’ rewires our brain and positions us for greater achievements by allowing us to be the receiver of good luck, good relationships, wealth, and prosperity is beautifully described in this book through an innovative yogic neuroscience approach. People have inherent greatness in them, but if subjective ‘yogic science’ and objective ‘neuro science’ is used to explain the gravity of gratitude in ordinary language, as done in this book, they can unlock their own infinite potential without any help from others. This book is written in a conversational style allowing the reader to identify readily with the author.

Srimad Bhagwat Is A Comprehensive Puran Projecting The Advent Of Vishnu In Various Incarnations. In This Book, The Author Has Tries To Trace The Protocol In The Life Of People, I.E - Political, Social And Spiritual In Pauranic Era And Comparing It With The Modern Concept Of Protocol. The Spiritual Protocol Indicating Protocol Within Gods, Seniority In Gods, God-Jiva Relation, Is Found In Abundance. We Also Find Mention Of Laws Of War, Laws Of Peace, International Relations, International Agreements, Relation Between The King And His Subjects, The Duties Of The King And The Subjects; Social Protocol About Varan Ashram Institution, Multi Marriages By Kings And Not Others, Equality Amongst People Of All Varnas In Performing Bhakti, Attending Social And Royal Functions, Order Of Precedence In Making Seating Arrangements In All Functions As Per Capability And Not As Per Varnas, Division And Supremacy Of Labour, Allotment Of Priorities For Jobs; Administrative Protocol About Relation Of King With His Ministers Advisers Etc. For The Sake Of Maintaining Flow And Continuity, Related Aspects Of The Protocol Have Also Included In The Text And It Makes The Book A Precised Form Of Srimad Bhagwat In Itself. Contents Introduction; Srimad Bhagwat Mahatamya; Skandh-I; Skandh-Ii; Skandh-Iii; Skandh-Iv; Skandh-V; Skandh-Vi; Skandh-Vii; Skandh-Viii; Skandh-Ix; Skandh-X; Skandh-Xi; Skandh-Xii; Srimad Bhagwat Mahatamya.

Kalatattvakosa series of the IGNCA has endeavoured to evolve an important modern device to grasp the essential thought and knowledge system of the Indian tradition. Through an indepth investigation into the primary sources of various disciplines the series aims at facilitating the reader to comprehend the interlocking of different disciplines.

Urmila Mohan draws on her ethnography of Hindu devotional practices in Iskcon, India, to explore cloth and clothing as “efficacious intimacy”, that is, embodied processes that shape practitioners as devotees, connecting them with the divine and the larger community.