Three Paths of Devotion Paperback  978-0-936663-27-2: $14.95 By Prem Prakash A wonderful, heartfelt, unique treasure for all who wish to love! The primary forms of divinity: God, Goddess, and Guru are presented in three yogic scriptures. Translations and commentaries on each scriptural verse clarify the philosophy of yoga and open your heart to the divine. Trade Paper. This is a book for seekers! Prem Prakash has breathed his absolute devotion to God into moving translations and practical commentaries that comprise the Three Paths of Devotion. This rich volume contains translations of three classical Sanskrit devotional texts: Pratyabhijna Hridayam — The Heart of Self-Realization by Kshemaraja Nirvanashatkam — Six Verses on Nirvana by Shankara Hanuman Chalisa — Forty Verses Praising Hanuman by Tulsi Dass After each perfectly translated verse, the author offers a practical and uplifting commentary on the text to tell again the story passed down for generations in the East. Sanskrit words and philosophical terms are clearly defined in a glossary and indexed so that the text becomes a source of education while opening the heart to devotion.

"Prem Prakash's translation and commentary on classical devotional texts help illuminate one of the most accessible pathways to Self-realization. Bhakti Yoga, the path of love and devotion, enables the spiritual aspirant to transcend the limited personality and attain union with the Divine." —Swami Satchidananda, Integral Yoga International

"On the yogic path devotion is as essential as discrimination and action. This inspired book delivers the profound words of the sages in English along with the insight of a devoted and knowledgeable practitioner." —Yogi Achala, Institute of the Himalayan Tradition

"... a beautiful mala of devotional literature. Devotion is the most misunderstood aspect of yoga practice in the West and this book will go far in creating a new level of understanding." —David Life, Jivamukti Yoga Center

"A blessing indeed to have this book! It proves that the simple is superior, though difficult to perceive, in our complicated world." —Ma Gita Bharati, Himalayan Tradition

"... translations as illuminating as the originals that he so respectfully and skillfully presents. All yoga students—from the neophyte to the lifelong sadhaka—will benefit from this insightful and inspired work." —Kirin Mishra, Saraswati River Yoga Center

"This book is a must read for anyone interested in yoga! It is clear that the author's knowledge comes from his direct experience." —Phil Nuernberger, Ph.D., The Center at Rockledge