People who follow the Hindu way of life, especially women, have a curiosity about not only esoteric theoretical topics but also about how to live their traditional religious life. Why and how to do daily worship at home, why and how to observe our kuladharma-kulachar, what is the significance of various festivals within our Hindu religion, how to behave after visiting various pilgrimage sites and temples? Such similar questions related to the subject occur to the minds of ordinary men and women living a religious life according to the Hindu tradition. Honorable Gurumata Sau. Sulakshanadevi Shrinivas Katkar has given satisfactory answers to all those questions in ‘Shri Matruprasad’ book.

Tripurarahasya is based on the spiritual dialogue between Lord Sri Dattatreya and his best disciple Lord Bhargava Jamadagnya Parashuram. Shri Gurudev Shrinivasji gave spiritual discourses on ‘Gnyan Khand’ of Tripurarahasya for fifteen consecutive years. These discourses have been compiled and some of them have been included in this book ‘Rahasyarthaprakash’ – Mahabhashya (Part 4). Lord Shri Dattatreya begins to preach his disciple Bhargava Parashurama, by shedding light on the Nirguna(subtle) and Saguna(gross) forms of Chitashakti Srividya – the divine energy of Parabrahman. While the sermon is going on, Lord Shri Bhargava Parashuram asks questions with humble curiosity and Lord Sridattatreya starts answering his questions.

Bhagwan Shree Mahakalbhairav Rahasyaprakash – Volume 2′ is a book written by Shree Gurudev Shriniwasji which reveals many mysteries about Lord Shree Mahakalbhairav. The second part of this Mahagranth is named ‘Mahatmyetihaskhand’. In this second part of the book, Shree Gurudev Shriniwasji discusses how the flow of worship of Lord Shree Mallarimartadbhairav has been flowing from prehistoric times to the present historical period. In this book, Shree Gurudev has elaborated on the important contribution made by fifteen Mahabhairavacharyas from prehistoric times in the field of spiritual exercises of Lord Bhairava and the propagation of Bhairavsadhana by reviewing the life work of the fifteen Mahabhairavacharyas.