Kund Agni Shikha (Hindi & Punjabi) : A quarterly Magazine containing teachings of Swami Ji in a special compilation of articles, poem & answers to questions asked by aspirants and practitioners pertaining the multifaceted behavior of Yog. How can one find a healthy body, mind and spirit? How can one find everlasting happiness? What is the purpose of life? How to choose the right path & how to check whether we are on it? How are all the different Yog practices such as Asana (physical), Hath (pranic), Raj (mental), Bhakti (emotional), Gyan (intellectual), Karm (selfless service), Dhyan (meditation), Samadhi (trance) etc. are but different perspective of single path? What is the relation between all these? What and how are the experiences of the other world? What practices lead various saints to their place? How could we make our life meaningful, starting at our present state? And much more…
Chingar Ton Brahma Jot (Punjabi): A voluminous scripture spread in almost 935 pages is written by Swami Ji that consists of 19 extensive chapters and several sub-chapters. In this great mystagogic work, fetching into reality the grandeur of the word-consciousness in the hues of the experiences of a great searcher, he has revealed the mystery of a drop of water aggrandising into an ocean and a spark into Brahm Jot- the divine flame. The realization brewing out of the spiritual consciousness and the philosophical maxim Yat Pinde Tat Brahmande (what lies in the body, pervades through the cosmos), is the basis of the creation of this wonderful bonanza of theosophy. This is a must read for every aspirant. In fact hundreds of people have learnt punjabi for the sake of reading this wonderful text.
Akal Path (Punjabi & Hindi): This book is Swami Ji’s maiden creation, in which he is answering the mystic queries of the seeker. It has delineated the ways to attain the fruit of the penance of years in moments. All the doubts and skepticism concerning the Prana (vital energy channeled by breathe), the Manas (mind) and their ultimate abode find their resolutions.
Amritanubhav (Hindi): This book contains a collection of his discourses mainly focusing on one single theme i.e. role of Sadhak (aspirant), Guru (guide) and Mantra in anybody’s spiritual evolvement. In nine different topics he has discussed how to chant the Guru Mantra correctly, how to take its vibrations to deeper levels inside the body, determination and the function of other Kriyas (practices), the various levels of Mantra recitation and its effect, what is the real guidance, and how to awken the latent energy ‘Kundalini’ through such practices.
Sadhana Sutra (Hindi): Another compilation of his dialogues talks about ‘The Goal of Life’. How are we all heading towards one single goal some knowingly while others unknowingly? Why is chanting an important practice in present age? What is the reason of our petty happiness and sorrow and how to go beyond them? And the role and importance of this human body in attainig that ‘Goal of Life’.
Gyanamrit (Hindi): This poetic creation is an elucidation of the issue bearing the path of knowledge of divine attainment, meditation and service, in a verse form. This was developed in the year 1996 in a cave of Charan Paduka above Badrinath when Swami Ji stayed there all alone for whole year watching the extreme of winter and. probably the true form of nature got him more closure to life and thus was born such incredible teaching for day to day life. All the aspect of life material or spiritual are directly addressed and tips are given to make them better and focused on the goal. There is also a huge collection of inspirational and motivational songs in the book.
Patralok (Hindi): It is an anthology of 160 letters written as answers to the spiritual queries made by the seekers of the divine knowledge. As Swami Ji used to live most of the time in solitude, and even today the schedule is more or less same unless he is on any of his rare tour, the guidance was sought through letters and he never turned any query down however busy or secluded he was. Most of the people find their own queries amongst them some known and some unknown but anyway pat comes the answers.
Satopanth (Hindi): It presents a description of the elysian sights witnessed by the pilgrims 28 Kms. from the shrine of Badrinath, at the height of 16,000 feet. The last Indian village as well as last army post is just 3 Kms. from Badrinath after that there are no man or animal to be seen and even vegetation is in form of little shrubs of few inches scattered here and there. This place is considered very holy and full of divine vibrations but the the pathway is such dangerous that only the true aspirants or seekers dare to reach there. Particularly the four Kms. long glacier is toughest of the journey as you never know when you slip in one of the slits for your life. Generally some sadhus or enthusiastic devotees visit the place for Darshan but stay for hardly a day or two. But for the first time in its history there was such a huge crowd of 31 people that stayed a fortnight. Anyway, it was worth the stay as there did happen something unusual and super natural. What and how its all described in the book in the words of Swami Ji himself who lead the camp.