My Books
Talk at Kashmiri Shaivism event
Talk at Kashmiri Shaivism event
Interview on my book
"This is a unique and wonderful story of a character that is integrating all the different aspects of their life, from spiritual to practical to planetary and more. I enjoyed how all of these elements were woven together, including current events, to create a story that was at once mystical and also down to Earth. A fun and mind-opening read for anyone."- Dr. Anoop Kumar, best selling author, featured on Gaia, creator of healthrevolution.org
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"In Merging With the Beloved, Vinita Dubey finds creative ways to illuminate the path of bhakti, or devotion, that touch the heart as well as the mind. Her focus is on Lord Krishna, but devotees of any manifestation of the Beloved—not just the Hindu deities, but forms dear to Christians, Jews, Muslims, Buddhists, and others—will find insights that enrich their paths.” - Philip Goldberg, author of American Veda: From Emerson and the Beatles to Yoga and Meditation, How Indian Spirituality Changed the West
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"I am happy you wrote a book on Hinduism. Love and Blessings."Sri Sri Ravi Shankar. Renowned spiritual leader. Founder, Art of Living Foundation
Vinita Pande's Eternal Way to Bliss documents her explorations into the ancient Hindu path of bhakti (love of the Divine), the lessons she has learned and her experiences, musings, feelings and personal growth along the way. Starting from her distress and disillusionment with the world and other human beings, this Krishna devotee articulates her search for answers, meaning and essential Consciousness and Bliss, primarily through the teachings of the Bhagavad Gita and of her guru, Sri Sri Ravi Shankar. Her acknowledgment of selfless service as a necessary prelude to meditation—so frequently overlooked in this day and age—is most welcome. "I have seen people talk the highest knowledge and not live the basics," she shares. "What's the point? It's useless. Better to live the basics and let the highest knowledge dawn naturally, like the ripening of a fruit."Sadasivanatha Palaniswami, Editor-in-Chief, Hinduism Today magazine.