Science of The Soul Research Center
Science of the Soul Research Centre is a registered charitable Society based in New Delhi, India. Its main objective is to promote a sense of brotherhood and communal harmony for the betterment of humanity. One of the ways the Society tries to meet this objective is to conduct research into the spiritual literature of various systems of belief and schools of thought. The Society's aim is to help eradicate bias, prejudice, ill-will, and acrimony between people by revealing their common spiritual heritage and thus forging bonds of empathy and fellowship, the building blocks of love and understanding.
Science of the Soul Research Centre also acts as the international mail order book seller for Radha Soami Satsang Beas (RSSB). A non-profit charitable Society, RSSB publishes books about a path of inner development under the guidance of a spiritual teacher. The path is non-sectarian and incorporates a meditation practice, adherence to a vegetarian diet, abstinence from intoxicants, and a moral and ethical lifestyle.
Books From SSRC
- Adventure of Faith
- A Treasury of Mystic Terms (6 volumes)
- A Soul's Safari
- The Divine Romance
- The Gospel of Jesus
- The Odes of Solomon
- The Prodigal Soul
- The Song of Songs
- Vaishnav Bhojan I (Hindi)
- Vaishnav Bhojan I (Punjabi)
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