Sri Mookambika-The Radiant Grace

The Radiant Grace

From time immemorial, the temple of the Divine Mother, Sri Mookambika, in the valley of the Kudajadri peak of the mountain ranges of the Western Ghats, has been a perennial source of mighty spiritual energy, Shakthi, activating the dormant spiritual potentials in man in his evolutionary march towards fulfillment. The Divine Mother gives powerful stimulus to countless pilgrims in their quest for Blessedness, Perfection and Freedom.

The book lucidly presents the salient features of invoking the Mother Principle immanent in the Universe. It expounds some subtle aspects of the hoary spiritual wealth and wisdom of India, her immortal vision and message to the whole humanity.

Temples and spiritual centres function as divine dynamos and help activate the higher potential in man, bestowing peace and harmony to the earnest seekers. There they come in contact with the Reality within, gain strength to face misfortunes, acquire a new energy and hope and experience miraculous turns in the course of life.

The renowned temple of Sri Mookambika is such a centre of spiritual power. Surrounded by the evergreen mountain ranges of the Western Ghats, the temple exerts an aesthetic and ennobling influence on thousands. Standing before the beautiful idol of the Divine Mother resplendent with spiritual grace, the devotee establishes contact with the Uncaused Cause of everything, of all forms and qualities.

Customer Views

"The author takes into account both the external and internal aspects of pilgrimage and guides the reader step by step…. This is a complete guide in the fullest sense of the term. To Mookambika pilgrims, this book is a must; for others here is a book from which they can know much about pilgrimage."

- From the review in Vedantic Kesari, Sri Ramakrishna Math.

"The language of the book is lucid and delightful, elevates the mind of the reader to spiritual heights."

– From the review in Thapovan Prasad.

Crown 1/8 Pages: 96 Price: In India: Rs.100/- , Abroad: US $ 7.00 or equivalent (includes forwarding charges by air-mail).