112 Meditations for Self Realization: Vigyan Bhairava Tantra Paperback – 1 January 2014

A friend referred this book to me. It is a must read.If you have been wanting to meditate and unable to.This book gives you a Perfect insight and enables your understanding on meditation.Book was easy to read.Quality of the book paper was good without any damage of misprints.

The all book is nice and it has more demonstrations of the yogik meditation which is good to know and it could be more description in also that a normal human being can understand properly with pictures and diagram showing how it should be

Good read

It is very simple and readable for someone who has just started this journey. The philosophy explained is very clear and easy to practice. This and other books of the author are a must buy.

Each word is blessing

Author did a great job in adding a section at the end of all his books that only present the translations without explanation. Reading all the books became easy, as most of the ideas repeat themselves when we read similar books - whether it is Yoga Sutras by Patanjali or Bhagvad Gita or Shaivism or Jainism or Buddhism. If the reader is sharp enough, the picture and the fuss around all of these sects becomes so clear that it cannot be missed.

I didn't like the packing in the inside. But the cardboard box was good.But the was nice to read.

112 Meditations for Self Realization by Ranjit Chaudhuri is his explanation of Vigyan Bhairava Tantra. Vigjan Bhairava Tantra is a book of meditations from which almost all meditations of the world has originated. It is Siva's answer to Parvati's question on what means can one acquire in him the form of God. Siva gives 112 types of meditation. Some are simple to follow and some are little difficult. One thing is for sure. There is a meditation that will suite anyone.Vigyan Bhairava Tantra has been translated and explained by many scholars.The Book of Secrets by Osho is elaborate running into 1000+ pages. There are others by other authors witch suite various strata of readers.. The explanations by Ranjit Chaudhari are simple and any body can understand and put to practice. There are no Sanskrit words or other jargons. Just plain English. Good book which give a view of these meditations.