Greetings,

Discover Your Self (DYS) is a contemporary understanding to the timeless Vedic classic the Bhagavad Gita. Consisting of 6 chapters, it systematically guides one through the stages of understanding of our self and God, and the intimate relationship of both. It also dwells on the nature of this world and beyond and provides fascinating insight into the purpose of human existence. A trailer video for the book can be viewed at (http://rghost.net/890831)

Chapters in this book include:-
1. Can a scientist believe in God ?
- Scientific understanding of the existence of God, based on the Vedic Scriptures

2. Getting the eyes to see God
- The process or understanding of higher spiritual knowledge in attaining the Supreme Person

3. Vedic Scriptures the Privilege of Humanity
- Holy Books; are they simple man made or of divine origin ? How are we to accept the words or knowledge of such books without being labeled as blind faith?

4. The Science of the Soul
- Are we the body or the soul ? Find out our real identity, where we come from, our real eternal nature and position, and most of all, where we're heading after death.

5. Substance and Shadow
- The comparison and understanding between our material world and the spiritual abode. How are we to transcend this temporary illusionary place of misery and attain the eternal, blissful nature of the spiritual world ?

6. If God is one, why are there so many Religions?
- The fundamental question in achieving world peace and spiritual brotherhood. Such understanding is so important that it can't be sentimental but requires real knowledge.

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This book has the potency to bring meaning into a persons life, regardless of bodily classifications or social, religious and political discrimination. Anyone who is sincerely seeking to understand himself, the Supreme Lord, and our eternal relationship, and such gain real knowledge are humbly requested to read this 175 page book.

thank you.

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