Books I'd Recommend

[@BabalonNuit]

I will certainly check them out. But the books that I can say truly changed my life was the Aghora trilogy; I can honestly say that God led me to these books and that reading about Aghori Master "Vimalananda" CHANGED MY LIFE. It truly was the most astounding experience I have ever had, and I became a devotee of Lord Shiva as a result. Oh and "The Greatness Of Saturn" too. I can't begin to describe the effects these books have had on me; it would sound like fantasy fiction if I were to write about it!

[@arkobabi]

Best books ever read

[@dmeg78]

I agree also :) . Aghora trilogy would be among the top for all, except the humble author himself :)

[@juuskanda]

I got A L Basham's Wonder that was India. I guess he was an open minded westerner for his day because he admits the extraordinary ablilities of Yogis but he for example denies Sushumna Ida Pingala because with the technology of his times they can't see these things on a dissection. Really everything he says must be taken with a BUCKET of salt not a grain. If you know some perspectives from people like just for a few examples, Praveen Mohan, Brien Forester , Maharishi Mahesh Yogi, you might even consider this book a work of "quakademia" because the history that we have represented by this book is now being demonstrated to be very dubious.

[@carpeomnia3294]

Wow, such elegant simplicity in your Vastu where you have inherent understanding of the negative space and how by bringing few items into that space… it just enhances the flow of prana in the most beautiful subtle way possible. You have done it all, I enjoy reading all of your books. Thank you, Robert.❤

[@DrRobertSvoboda]

Thank you so much 🙂

[@Surfingthekaliyuga]

Thank you Dr Robert. Im a huge admirer of your work, Im in love with the Aghora Trilogy and would love to meet you and seek your blessings.

[@sheetalwali4954]

Thank you for the recommendation . I am Kashmiri and I am looking forward to reading Lalla

[@DrRobertSvoboda]

I hope you enjoy it

[@saraswati999]

Yes when I read Jnaneshwari , it was truly such a beautiful and sad story

[@DrRobertSvoboda]

Om Namah Shivaya

[@soumitramv3703]

Loving the new KZbin setup, great camera and sounds. Looking forward to consuming more of your amazing knowledge

[@DrRobertSvoboda]

Thank you

[@impuredeath2]

Thank you very much! I am currently reading Aghora 3!

[@DrRobertSvoboda]

I hope you enjoy it

[@audgester]

I will search these out, thank you Dr. Robert!🙏

[@Baldevi]

Wow, thank you for the recommendations, Dr. Svaboda! I have the second recommendation already and got it because you dove into it during the Love Serve Remember Bhagvad Gita "Class." It became a beloved favorite Gita for me [I have 150 editions of the Bhagavad Gita, so that's a glowing endorsement.]

[@shubhashishyoutube1024]

Books I'd Recommend - KZbin kzbin.info/www/bejne/r2fJhaZteLusrLc Transcript: (00:00) Namaste, I'm Dr. Robert. And today on 5ish minutes with Dr. Robert, my subject is books that I recommend. Now, honestly, I'd recommend all kinds of books, but for 5ish minutes, I've come up with six books that I really want to recommend. Book number one is "I, Lalla," which are the poems of a very wonderful, Kashmiri mystic poet named Lal Dêd, and it's she's quite unique and you will enjoy reading that. (00:36) Book number two is in a similar vein, the Dnyaneshwari technically called the Bhavartra Deepika, but it's Dnyaneshwar Dnyaneshwar Maharaja's commentary on the Bhagavad Gita. And it is a wonderful commentary, not only because it is so focused on bhakti, but because you can also learn how to awaken your kundalini just by reading it. (00:58) That doesn't mean it will happen, but it does mean you can learn how to do it. Number three is a book called "Kinship with All Life" written about 70 years ago by J. Alan Boone. And it talks all about how human beings can interact with and meaningfully communicate with all kinds of different species and how all life really is communicating. (01:22) With one another all the time. Number four, "The Guns of August." I really like Barbara Tuchman. I believe that's how you pronounce her name. She's written quite a number of excellent books on history, but this one shows just how almost inevitable World War I was. Once certain events in August of 1914 happened and everyone started to behave in a way that forced the events that eventually turned into World War I. (01:59) It's an excellent analysis and really a dramatic example of how humans with the best of intentions often end up with the worst of results. Book number five is called "The Wonder That Was India" by Professor A. L. Basham, who I was fortunate enough to meet about 45 years ago and Albuquerque, New Mexico. (02:24) Professor Basham was a professor at the Australian National University, and though this book is also quite old and some of the conclusions may be not as valid as they were in the past, it's really an excellent description of, the many ways in which Indian culture flourished during the classical age. (02:47) And the sixth book, is one that I have just completed and it's called "An Immense World" by Ed Young. Ed, for a different book, won a Pulitzer Prize. He's an excellent writer and this is all about how absolutely mind boggling are the senses that animals have and humans have and, how all of these different perceptions of the worlds, the technical term that they use is the umwelt, the, world environment of different species, how dramatically they're different even though we're all, are living in the same world. (03:26) This is Dr. Robert wishing everyone a happy reading experience.

[@kennethtan6403]

Thank You and Much Love from the Philippines.

[@sahirravi]

i have started to read your book on jyotish, i love you, thank you for your work.

[@AADIBAWA]

for me aghora series was the best,,,, were will u get such knowledge,,, thanx to robert ji and his father figure Vimalananda Ji and ofcourse MAA TARA ji,,,,,

[@karenwhynott6487]

Thank you 🙏 from Canada 🇨🇦

[@NPPREMA]

Thank you for your recommendations. Will try to read them. Could you please suggest an good English translation of the Dnyaneshwari ?

[@urvisoulmate-ug8987]

Mr Robert I would like to tell you the saint who has written Gyaneshwari - by saint gyaneshwar has taken birth again to liberate people in this current time, named as Shri Shivkrupanand Swami. His ashrams are spread all over the world. I myself am a disciple for many years and have had life changing experiences.

[@EarthLifeandDivine]

Thank You Dr. Robert for being alive in our time zone. I am immensely thankful to you for your sharing of tit bits of wisdom with us. Some way or other they enrich our mind n life. I have one book by Lalla Ded, The Ascent of the Self. And of course I learned about Gyaneshwari from you n have collected it. Yet to read it. Currently I'm reading Tapobhumi Narmada a series of eight books that covered both north n south venture by a Bengali elevated Self Shailendra Narayan Ghoshal Shastri. Unfortunately it's only in Bengali n Hindi. 🙏🌻

[@DrRobertSvoboda]

I hope you enjoy the books when you have to time to read them

[@johndavies3082]

Thank you Dr Robert I'm currently reading Prakriti Your Ayurvedic Constitution. It's a fabulous book , you are a great communicator of the classic Indian mindset in a manner very accessible to the modern western mind.

[@DrRobertSvoboda]

Wonderful!

[@GopalRaiNarayan]

Dr. Robert Svoboda, I've read the Aghora Trilogy, and it has deeply influenced my life. Your insights and wisdom have inspired me greatly. It's my heartfelt desire to have the opportunity to meet you at least once. Such a meeting would be a significant experience for me. Please let me know if this is possible. Thank you very much.

[@siddarthjay3787]

For dnyaneshwari , is there an English translation you recommend that is accurate to the spirit of the original? Or is it untranslatable?

[@KD-ks2tm]

Dear Dr. Robert, thank you so much for sharing all the teachings you received as well as your own experiences on the path. Which English translated version / edition of the Jnaneshwari would you recommend? Om Shanti

[@aashishahuja1426]

Let me reccomend Aghora by this extremely humble master himself , more power to u sir ! Aghora is a must read !

[@DrRobertSvoboda]

Thank you 🙏

[@aashishahuja1426]

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[@aashishahuja1426]

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[@treemarie3080]

Many thanks, Dr. S 🙏

[@ctheart8833]

very nice info , pl continue with this concept . Thank you

[@DrRobertSvoboda]

So nice of you

[@su11au84]

Jnaneshwari is translated by many- can you please tell the translator for the version you recommended?

[@ImManishSoni]

Pranam Robby sir. One question - I have been doing my daily sadhana but not able to have any change in my nature as well as external situation, vishwas also fails. Please guide.

[@navaneetjeevan2554]

oh i have a malayalam copy of jnaneshwari sitting here in my desk.. havent read it.. have to

[@cynthiacrumlish4683]

I have tried THE GUNS OF AUGUST and could not get through it. Will try again!

[@divyasworld.0-1-2]

Thank you Sir for recommending these books ✨

[@ashishpatel350]

love your work.

[@mayarao6747]

There are many translations of I Lalla and Gyaneshwari. Please can you recommend which to buy? Thank you.

[@harshadpp]

Which Dhyneshwari (translated) book do you recommend? There are several translations…

[@natalya8493]

Gracias 🙏

[@AdvDheerajChaudhary]

Namaste Sir

[@DrRobertSvoboda]

Namaste 🙏

[@ancientwisdom108]

There is a broken link where it says learn how to study with me. Is it possible to speak with you ji? Blessings from Florida 🙏🌍🕊🕊

[@debasishbesra4663]

Dr. Robert where did you do your education on Ayurveda in India?

[@diaprojectdiss2142]

Tilak Ayurvedalaya in Pune

[@abhishekbanerjee3214]

Which translation of Dnyaneshwari do you recommend ?

[@AADIBAWA]

Good question

[@paraskaith5027]

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[@redfox9239]

There's one available as a pdf online, don't remember the author but it's a scholar, if I'm not mistaken. Simple and easy to follow

[@TheShavarin]

Thank you Dr.

[@DrRobertSvoboda]

Most welcome

[@divyanshsh]

Thank you

[@DrRobertSvoboda]

You're welcome

[@RAMholistichealing]

Did you read Young's book in English? Umwelt is simply the german word for environment. Well, I pretty much guess I got 6 books at the top of the list now - if my favourite writer recommends...

[@lonelystupidwar]

Dr.Svoboda can you please recommend any good books touching on the topic of Granthis please sir? 🙏🏻

[@zeal1438]

Wish I could meet you some day 🙏

[@saishankar4328]

Sir If I send you my horoscope can you tell me which deity should I worship?

[@ganapathyakshay9483]

Thank you sir for these recommendations. Really rich suggestions 🙏

[@richxs]

Robert, your book Vastu will be in russian language?

[@somashankara1884]

Could you share the images of book

[@manishmishraji]

Guns of August stands out here. Is Dr Robert hinting that today's events might again render a world war inevitable?

[@PRAyush-fi7hz]

Dr Robert please help my mom is diagnosed with 4th stage cancer it has spread to various parts, please help what can I do be it any kind of ayurvedic medicine, Sadhna anything else please help my mother is in so much trouble.

[@Manjusinghable]

Please name the six books.

[@DrRobertSvoboda]

They are in the video description for easy searching.

[@ramalakshmiyadavalli3300]

Can anybody list with spelling author and title

[@DrRobertSvoboda]

All the books and authors are listed in the description 🙏

[@rvr552]

🙏🙏🙏

[@DrRobertSvoboda]

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