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From India to the Planet Mars : A Study of A Case of Somnambulism With Glossolalia [Hardcover]

From India to the Planet Mars : A Study of A Case of Somnambulism With Glossolalia [Hardcover]

Explore the fascinating case of Hélène Smith in Théodore Flournoy’s groundbreaking 1900 study, “From India to the Planet Mars.” This seminal work delves into the complex world of somnambulism and glossolalia, examining a medium’s extraordinary claims of past lives and otherworldly communication. Flournoy, a pioneering Swiss psychologist, meticulously analyzes Smith’s visions and invented languages, blurring the lines between the unconscious mind, spiritualism, and nascent psychological inquiry. This hardcover edition, published by Gyan Publishing House, offers profound insights into the human psyche and the enduring mysteries of paranormal phenomena. A must-read for students of psychology, parapsychology, and anyone intrigued by the depths of human consciousness. Discover a landmark study that continues to captivate and provoke thought.

The Pedigree of Man

The Pedigree of Man

Discover the profound journey of human evolution with Annie Besant’s ‘The Pedigree of Man’. This compelling book, published by Gyan Publishing House, offers a unique synthesis of scientific understanding and theosophical wisdom. Explore humanity’s spiritual and physical development through concepts like root races, reincarnation cycles, and the awakening of consciousness. Besant masterfully weaves Darwinian theory with esoteric teachings, revealing karma’s role in shaping destiny and emphasizing our progression towards divine unity. A significant work for readers interested in Theosophy, religion, and the deeper meaning of human existence. This paperback edition, ISBN 9789367809228, provides an accessible exploration of our spiritual lineage.

Report on Theological Education in India: With Remarks on Voluntary Workers, and Measures to Increase the Efficiency of Mission Agents [Hardcover]

Report on Theological Education in India: With Remarks on Voluntary Workers, and Measures to Increase the Efficiency of Mission Agents [Hardcover]

Explore the historical landscape of Christian missions in India with John Murdoch’s insightful ‘Report on Theological Education in India’. Originally published around 1900, this foundational text examines the state of theological training and its crucial role in enhancing the effectiveness of mission agents, including dedicated voluntary workers. Murdoch offers practical measures and advocates for a structured educational approach, carefully considering India’s rich religious and cultural tapestry. This report is essential reading for understanding the development of missionary work, the importance of integrated theological education, and advancing Christian missions through cultural engagement in India. Discover historical perspectives on mission strategy and education.

Orissa 1st [Hardcover]

Orissa 1st [Hardcover]

Explore the rich history and statistics of Orissa (now Odisha) with Sir William Wilson Hunter’s seminal work, ‘Orissa 1st’ [Hardcover]. Originally published in 1872, this comprehensive two-volume study, now available from Gyan Publishing House, offers an unparalleled deep dive into the region’s demographics, geography, economy, history, and cultural heritage. Volume 1 meticulously details statistics on population, health, trade, and agriculture, laying a foundational understanding of Orissa’s socio-economic fabric. Volume 2 illuminates the region’s history, religious practices, ancient monuments, and the influential Jagannath cult. A crucial resource for understanding colonial Orissa, this 376-page English hardcover edition is essential for historians, researchers, and enthusiasts interested in India’s past. Authored by renowned historian W.W. Hunter, this 2024 publication is a cornerstone for ‘The Bookish Owl’ collection.

Romances of India: King of the Khyber rifles guns of the Gods told in the East [Hardcover]

Romances of India: King of the Khyber rifles guns of the Gods told in the East [Hardcover]

Immerse yourself in the thrilling world of British India with Talbot Mundy’s ‘Romances of India: King of the Khyber Rifles: Guns of the Gods Told in the East’. This captivating hardcover edition from Gyan Publishing House (ISBN: 9789367809044) follows the legendary Khyber Rifles through tales of romance, adventure, and cultural intrigue. Discover a vivid portrayal of colonial life, honor, and the mystical, penned by the acclaimed author of Eastern adventure. Perfect for fans of historical fiction and classic adventure narratives, this 1055-page epic promises an unforgettable journey into the heart of India. Grab your copy today from The Bookish Owl and explore a bygone era.

Raja-Yoga or Conquering the Internal Nature

Raja-Yoga or Conquering the Internal Nature

Discover the transformative power of Raja-Yoga with this essential guide, expertly translated by Swami Vivekananda. Based on Patanjali’s Yoga Sutras, “Raja-Yoga or Conquering the Internal Nature” offers a profound system for mastering your mind, cultivating self-discipline, and achieving spiritual enlightenment. Explore practical techniques for concentration and meditation, and delve into the eightfold path of yoga. Vivekananda’s insightful commentary bridges ancient Eastern wisdom with Western thought, presenting yoga as a universal science of mental control. Perfect for seekers of inner peace, self-mastery, and spiritual growth, this book is a timeless resource for profound personal transformation. Published by Gyan Publishing House, ISBN 9789367808962.

A sketch of the Hindustani language [Hardcover]

A sketch of the Hindustani language [Hardcover]

Explore the origins of modern Hindi and Urdu with “A Sketch of the Hindustani Language” by Sir Charles J. Lyall. This seminal work, originally published in 1880 and now available in hardcover (ISBN 9789367808757), offers a clear and insightful overview of Hindustani. Delve into its grammatical structures, rich vocabulary, and historical development, tracing the significant influences of Persian, Arabic, and Sanskrit. Sir Charles James Lyall, a distinguished Arabic scholar and civil servant in colonial India, expertly examines Hindustani’s crucial role as a lingua franca. Essential reading for linguists, historians, and anyone interested in Indo-Aryan languages and colonial-era linguistic studies. Published by Gyan Publishing House.

The Medical Profession in India

The Medical Profession in India

Explore the intricate history of medicine in colonial India with ‘The Medical Profession in India’ by Sir Patrick Hehir. This insightful book delves into the structure, challenges, and evolution of medical practice under British rule, examining the roles of both British and Indian practitioners, the impact of Western education, and the coexistence of traditional Indian medicine. Discover critical discussions on public health, professional ethics, and the legal framework shaping healthcare. Hehir’s work offers a comprehensive socio-political analysis, highlighting advancements and the systemic obstacles faced by Indian medical professionals. An essential read for anyone interested in Indian medical history, public health, and the complexities of healthcare in a colonial context. Published by Gyan Publishing House.

Selections From the Mahabharata

Selections From the Mahabharata

Discover the profound wisdom of ancient India with ‘Selections From the Mahabharata,’ expertly curated by Francis Johnson. This essential volume, published by Gyan Publishing House, offers a captivating English translation of key passages from one of the world’s greatest epic poems. Explore timeless themes of heroism, duty (dharma), moral dilemmas, and the consequences of war. Francis Johnson’s scholarly work makes this rich literary and philosophical masterpiece accessible, providing invaluable insights into India’s cultural and spiritual heritage. Perfect for readers aged 12 and up, this 289-page paperback is an ideal introduction to the epic’s complex narratives and enduring lessons. Uncover the heart of the Mahabharata.

Anglo-indian Domestic Life: A Letter from an Artist in India to His Mother in England

Anglo-indian Domestic Life: A Letter from an Artist in India to His Mother in England

Explore 19th-century Anglo-Indian domestic life through the eyes of artist Colesworthey Grant in this captivating letter to his mother. Grant offers an intimate and reflective account of his experiences living in colonial India, delving into the social dynamics and cultural contrasts of the British and Indian communities. Discover the challenges of maintaining British traditions in a foreign land and gain insightful social commentary on colonial existence. This unique memoir provides a vivid glimpse into the daily lives, customs, and relationships of the Anglo-Indian community during a pivotal era. A must-read for history enthusiasts interested in British India and colonial narratives. Authored by Colesworthey Grant, this book from The Bookish Owl is a significant historical document.

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