Efficacy of Raja Yoga was written in the 1940s, today it is still a pioneering treatise for any seeker of the Truth. Ram Chandra brings Raja Yoga into the modern world through the simple practices of Sahaj Marg, and explains the central role of meditation in human evolution. For the first time in written history we find precise and scientific explanations of the three aspects of human existence: the Heart Region, which relates to life in this physical plane; the Mind Region, which relates to our subtle existence, especially the process of transcending ego; and the Central Region, which goes beyond the mind to the realm of the soul. Efficacy of Raja Yoga is a book to re-read along with one’s spiritual practice, as with each reading it as if another layer of ignorance has been peeled off, revealing more of our potential.

Reality at Dawn Is one of the greatest yogic texts of the modern era. Written in the 1940s by Ram Chandra of Shahjahanpur , known as Babuji, it lights the path for seekers to explore Realisation and further onwards to the Centre of existence itself. Babuji writes in simple language, unravelling the most profound principles and wisdom, and it is from this deep wisdom that the practices of Heartfulness emerged. "Babuji has laid out the practical steps to reach the highest spiritual state available to human beings. He has also made this possibility available to all, no matter their current level of attainment, culture, education or background. In doing so, he has demystified spirituality and given it to the people."

Sahaj Marg Philosophy is a compilation of Ram Chandra’s writings on philosophy as an intuitive science which underlies the practices of Sahaj Marg. He explains the nature of real peace, the heart as the field of the mind, prayer as our link with the Source, and the importance of having a teacher of calibre. He expands on both the roles of the student and teacher throughout the spiritual journey and especially the role of the teacher in transmitting Pranahuti – Yogic Transmission. Sahaj Marg Philosophy has come from the source of his personal experience and superconscious awareness in the realm of Reality and beyond. Having himself journeyed to the Source, he presents philosophy from direct perception and, in this respect, it is akin to the great sacred texts of the past.

In this book, Ram Chandra has endeavoured to put into words those spiritual secrets that had previously been passed down from spiritual teacher to student silently through vibrations – from heart to heart. They relate to direct perception, to the study of Nature. Instead of focusing on what not to do, he shows us what we can do to mould our lifestyle to be in tune with our spiritual journey. The ten guiding principles are beautifully designed to follow the natural cycle of the day, starting with rising and meditating before dawn and finishing with the practices to be done just before sleeping at night. In between, he focuses on the principles that help us to meet the challenges of daily lives: being in tune with Nature, being authentic, accepting what comes, letting go of negative emotions and guilt, nurturing human oneness and unity in diversity, cultivating positive attitudes towards resources like food and money, and changing behavioural patterns that are limiting. If practised, these Maxims are ten steps to eternal peace and fulfilment in life.

“A must-read for anyone interested in incorporating meditation into their lifestyle.” ––Sanjay Gupta, MD, chief medical correspondent for CNN Heartfulness is an ideal, a spiritual way of living by and from the heart that is inclusive of all ideologies, beliefs, and religions. In this heart-centered book, a student in conversation with his teacher, Kamlesh D. Patel—affectionately known as Daaji, the fourth and current spiritual guide of the century-old Heartfulness tradition—present a unique method of meditation with the power to facilitate an immediate, tangible spiritual experience, irrespective of a person’s faith. Our modern, fast-paced world can be an overwhelming place. Every day, we’re bombarded with messages telling us that in order to be happy, fulfilled, and worthy, we must be better, do more, and accumulate as much material wealth as possible. Most of us move through our busy lives with our minds full of these ideas, multitasking as we strive to navigate the responsibilities and expectations we must meet just to make it through the day. But what if there is another way? What if, rather than letting the busyness of life overtake our minds, we learn to be heartful instead? Based on Daaji’s own combination of approaches and practices for the modern seeker—which draws from the teachings of Sahaj Marg, meaning “Natural Path”—Heartfulness is a contemporized version of the ancient Indian practice of Raja Yoga, a tradition that enables the practitioner to realize the higher Self within. While many books describe refined states of being, The Heartfulness Way goes further, providing a pragmatic course to experience those states for oneself, which, per the book’s guiding principle, is “greater than knowledge.” Heartfulness meditation consists of four elements—relaxation, meditation, cleaning, and prayer—and illuminates the ancient, defining feature of yogic transmission (or pranahuti), the utilization of divine energy for spiritual growth and transformation. Using the method, detailed practices, tips, and practical philosophy offered in this book, you’ll reach new levels of attainment and learn to live a life more deeply connected to the values of the Heartfulness way—with acceptance, humility, compassion, empathy, and love.