The Hidden Power of Gayatri Mantra: Realize your full potential through daily practice

I have been doing Gayatri Sadhana as instructed by Swamiji for 4 months now. It works. The steps he has given are so thorough and will definitely bring results if you do them properly. The book is a great addition to The Ancient Science of Mantras and I strongly recommend it to anyone who is interested in Gayatri Sadhana. The anecdotes he shares are inspiring and will give you the faith necessary to keep you motivated on the path.Thank you, Swamiji.One note to the publishing team - for the Kindle edition for the section on Yajna, both the Sanskrit and English sections display with illegible characters on my phone.

Another great book from Swamiji. For someone like me trying to start a regular sadhana, I would use this as my go-to guide instead of the The Ancient Science of Mantras. That book has every detail an aspirant needs to know on the path of mantra yoga, but was very intimidating for someone like me who never ever travelled that path. I was very happy to see the short procedure mentioned in this book. Like always the real life incidents Swamiji mentions makes the path achievable & doable for a beginner.Swamiji keeps saying he has struggled too & only then got here. However, it feels like he is more of an extremely powerful energy belonging to another dimension itself.Swamiji, thank you so very much for all these books, discourses, black lotus app & everything else you are doing for us.

I go to a temple very often and have joined aarti many times and have attended many pujas at my friends and relatives but never understood all those puja steps, this book has made crystal clear those steps.Thank you Swami Ji.

This book is perfectly suited for the fans of Gayatri Sadhana. The author has drastically simplified the austerities. I enjoyed reading it, especially the initial story.

Its a must read if u want to practice.

Must read for all spiritual aspirants. It shares more than just Gayathri mantra. The knowledge applies to all mantras and chanting.

I got this for my nephew who is 10 and everytime I ask him he really likes it. I must need to get it for myself too.

In all fairness, this is a well-written work and for some it will be exactly what they are seeking. The author approaches the Gayatri mantra from the perspective of Tantra (in my opinion, at least; I am fairly well-read in Eastern religious practice and philosophy), and there is the usual (for Tantric practice) elaborate ritual, the use of mudras, etc., all with the goal of achieving siddhis, or paranormal powers.I just wanted to learn the Gayatri mantra for centering and spiritual growth; I don't intend to use ritual objects and mudras. So about half way into the book I realized I really didn't care to finish it. Others, such as those into Tantra or Kundalini yoga, will probably love the book.