Grihastha Siddhi Samhita – Bhag 7/9 Krishiyoga Sadhanamritam: Anna Urja or Jivan Bhagya ka Vigyan
₹770.00
- By: Dr. Suman Kumar Das
- ISBN: 9789376866762
- Price: 770/-
- Page: 415
- Size: 6×9
- Category: TECHNOLOGY & ENGINEERING / Agriculture / General
- Language: English
- Delivery Time: 07-09 Days
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About The Book
Krishiyoga Sadhanamritam
Agriculture as Sadhana, Farming as Consciousness, Food as Divine Energy
Krishiyoga Sadhanamritam is the seventh volume of the Grihastha Siddhi Samhita series and presents a revolutionary synthesis of agriculture, spirituality, ecology, consciousness studies, and household prosperity.
At a time when farming is increasingly viewed as a commercial activity driven by chemicals, monocultures, and market forces, this book re-examines agriculture through the ancient Sanatan vision of Rishi-Krishi Parampara – where cultivation was not merely an economic pursuit but a sacred partnership between human consciousness and nature. The book explores the timeless principle that food is not merely a commodity; it is condensed prana, culture, karma, and consciousness.
Drawing upon decades of practical experimentation at Lalita Divyashram, the author introduces the concept of Krishiyoga – a holistic discipline in which soil, seed, water, animals, trees, mantras, yajna, and the farmer’s state of mind function as an integrated living ecosystem. Modern discussions on soil biology, regenerative agriculture, biodiversity, agroforestry, carbon cycles, microbiomes, and sustainable farming are examined alongside Vedic insights into yajna, mantra, panchamahabhuta, and ecological dharma.
The book also presents the author’s pioneering framework of Trigunatmak Krishi, Gau Krishi Vanijyam, Mantra-Based Farming, Panchatattva Agriculture, and Conscious Food Systems, proposing that the future of agriculture depends not merely upon technology, but upon restoring harmony between human beings and the living Earth. Similar ideas connecting consciousness, meditation, ecology, and farming have also appeared in broader discussions on spiritual and yogic agriculture.
More than a farming manual, Krishiyoga Sadhanamritam is a guide for householders, seekers, farmers, researchers, environmentalists, and policymakers who wish to understand how agriculture can become a path of prosperity, health, ecological restoration, and spiritual evolution.
The central message of the book is simple yet profound:
> When farming becomes yoga, food becomes medicine, the farm becomes an ashram, and the farmer becomes a custodian of consciousness.
Through philosophy, science, field observations, practical experiments, and spiritual insights, this work seeks to restore the sacred bridge between Soil and Soul, Seed and Consciousness, Nature and Dharma, thereby offering a new paradigm for the future of humanity.
Krishiyoga Sadhanamritam is not merely a book about growing crops. It is a book about cultivating life itself.
Author:
Dr. Suman Kumar Das
Series:
Grihastha Siddhi Samhita – Volume 7
A Practical Guide to Conscious Living, Sacred Agriculture, and Household Prosperity
About The Author
Dr. Suman Kumar Das (Swami Sumananand Nath) is an author, researcher, spiritual teacher, agriculturist, and founder of the Lalita Divyashram, a multidisciplinary center for spiritual practice, consciousness studies, sustainable agriculture, and rural development near Khajuraho, India.
Born in Bihar, India, Dr. Das pursued higher studies in Philosophy and Russian Linguistics and later earned his Ph.D. in Linguistics from the prestigious Pushkin State Russian Language Institute. His academic journey, combined with decades of entrepreneurial experience across multiple countries, provided him with a unique perspective that bridges Eastern wisdom and modern scientific inquiry.
After a successful international career in business, education, and social initiatives, he dedicated his life to the study and practical application of Sanatan knowledge systems, mantra yoga, consciousness research, ecological restoration, and sustainable living. His work is rooted in the conviction that spirituality must not remain confined to temples, monasteries, or philosophical discussions but should become a living force that transforms daily life, family, society, agriculture, education, and human relationships.
As the founder of the 41-Days Mantra Yoga Movement, Dr. Das has guided thousands of seekers through structured spiritual disciplines that integrate mantra, meditation, self-observation, and conscious living. His research interests span a wide range of fields, including consciousness studies, mantra science, household spirituality, traditional knowledge systems, regenerative agriculture, food ecology, cultural preservation, and the interface between ancient wisdom and contemporary science.
At Lalita Divyashram, he has developed and documented several innovative models integrating agriculture, ecology, livestock systems, tree-based farming, spiritual practices, and rural self-reliance. His concept of Krishiyoga views farming not merely as food production but as a sacred process that nurtures soil, society, and consciousness simultaneously.
Dr. Das is the author of numerous books and research works covering spirituality, household dharma, agriculture, consciousness, tantra, mantra yoga, ecology, and civilizational studies. His writings reflect a lifelong commitment to a simple principle:
> “What is lived deeply should be written honestly, and what is written should be capable of transforming life.”
Through his books, teachings, research projects, and field experiments, he continues to work toward reviving a holistic vision of human life in which knowledge, spirituality, ecology, agriculture, and social responsibility are understood as interconnected expressions of a single living reality.
Dr. Suman Kumar Das (Swami Sumananand Nath) currently serves as:
Founder-President, Lalita Divyashram
Founder, Lalita Krishi Vikas Anusandhan Kendra (LKVAK)
Founder, Sanatan Agro
Researcher and Author in Consciousness Studies, Spiritual Ecology, and Sustainable Agriculture
His work seeks to build a bridge between Ancient Wisdom and Future Civilization, offering practical pathways for individuals, families, farmers, researchers, and seekers striving for a more conscious, harmonious, and sustainable way of life.
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