Shiva Sutras Author: Swami Sukhabodhananda

Shiva Sutras is a set of pithy maxims of the supreme Hindu deity Lord Shiva remodelled by one of India’s most celebrated proponent of spiritual knowledge to invigorate the inner self at a time when widespread disharmony is eating into mental peace.

Summary Of The Book

Originally Shiva Sutras or aphorisms of Shiva are a collection of fourteen verses that arranges the phonemes of the Sanskrit language. They are also known as Ak?arasam?mn?ya. According to a legend Lord Shiva himself divulged the Sutras to Panini the famous Sanskrit grammarian. These Sutras are considered as the foundation of Kashmir school of Consciousness.

The Shiva Sutras are categorized into three parts viz. Shambavopaya, Shaktopaya, and Anavopaya. Each part explains the different methods of elevation from individual consciousness to divine universal consciousness.

The book Shiva Sutras shepherds a person to the path of inner awakening. It serves as a motivational therapy to enhance the level of awareness. It is not a boring metaphysical discourse but a soothing guide which combines traditional knowledge with latest management theories to enliven the mind and soul.

It inspires the dedicated readers to find solutions of their problems on their own.

About Swami Sukhabodhananda

Swami Sukhabodhananda is Bangalore based spiritual leader. Swamiji was born in the year 1955. His original name was Dwaraknath.

Apart from writing Shiva Sutras, Sukhabodhananda has penned many titles which include Oh, Mind Relax Please!, Oh, Life Relax Please!, Stress Management A Bullet Proof Yogic Approach, Art Of Wise Parenting, Looking At Life Differently: Minimising Tensions, Maximising Effectiveness, Wordless Wisdom, Celebrating Life And Death, Enhancing Life The Art Of Inner Awakening etc. Swamiji is also credited with several audio albums.

Swami Sukhabodhananda has followed a simplistic style of spiritual writing. He doesn’t preach esoteric religious tenets. His writings galvanize the readers to take on daily problems of their lives through exalted awareness.

Swami Sukhabodhananda was educated at Baldwin Boys High School and St. Joseph's College in Bangalore. He has founded a charitable organization known as Prasanna Trust. He has bagged Karnataka's Best Social Service Award, accorded by Essel Group and Zee Network. He has been honored as the best speaker in a poll conducted by the The Times of India. He is widely known by the epithet, “the corporate guru”. Sukhabodhananda is famous for representing Hinduism at the World Economic Forum in 2005 at Davos in Switzerland.