The book explores the seven powerful chakras (subtle energy zones) of our body, with meditation techniques to cleanse and energize them. Woven into the talks is practical wisdom from Nithyananda on vital issues like Body Intelligence, the power of the Subconscious mind and the science behind tradition (less)

The preliminaries: 1. Why the steps?.

2. How to take a Lama.

3. Advice to take the essence of life.

II. Steps shared with those of lesser capacity: 4.

Steps shared with those of lesser capacity. III.

Steps shared with those of medium capacity: 5. Learning how to want freedom.

6. Finding the right path to freedom.

IV. Open steps for those of greater capacity: 7.

Developing the wish for enlightenment. 8.

General training in Bodhisattva activities. 9.

Training in the final two perfections. V.

Secret steps for those of greater capacity: 10. Entering the way of the diamond.

11. Keeping vows and pledges pure.

12. Meditating on the two secret stages.

VI. In conclusion: 13.

A request for good circumstances. 14.

A prayer for future care. VII.

Equivalents for translated proper names. Notes.

Bibliography. "The Tibetan Buddhist master Tsongkapa was born over six centuries ago.

He was perhaps the greatest commentator (less)

Mechanics, Relativity, and Electrodynamics: I. Problems: 1.

Mechanics. 2.

Relativity. 3.

Electrodynamics. II.

Solutions: 1. Mechanics.

2. Relativity.

3. Electrodynamics.

III. Appendixes.

Bibliography. Vol.

II. Thermodynamics, Statistical Physics, and Quantum Mechanics: I.

Problems: 1. Thermodynamics and statistical physics: i.

Introductory thermodynamics. ii.

Heat and work. iii.

Ideal gas and classical statistics. iv.

Nonideal gas. v.

Mixtures and phase separation. vi.

Quantum statistics. vii.

Fluctuations. viii.

Applications to solid state. 2.

Quantum mechanics: i. One-dimensional potentials.

ii. Harmonic oscillator.

iii. Angular Momentum and spin.

iv. Variational calculations.

v. Perturbation Theory.

vi. WKB.

vii. Scattering Theory.

viii. General.

II. Solutions: 1.

Thermodynamics and statistical physics: i. Introductory thermodynamics.

ii. Heat and work.

iii. Ideal gas and classical statistics.

iv. Nonideal gas.

v. Mixtures and phase separation.

vi. Quantum statistics.

vii. Fluctuations.

viii. Applications to solid state.

2. Quantum mechanics: i.

One-dimensional potentials. ii.

Harmonic oscillator. iii.

Angular Momentum and spin. iv.

Variational calculations. v (less)

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K. Narayan describes how in India "the writer has only to look out of the window to pick up a character and thereby a story.

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K. Narayan describes how in India "the writer has only to look out of the window to pick up a character and thereby a story.

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