Partial Bibliography
- Gods, Sages, and Kings, Lotus Press, Twin Lakes, Wisconsin ISBN 0-910261-37-7
- From the River of Heaven, Lotus Press, Twin Lakes, Wisconsin ISBN 0-910261-38-5
- Hinduism: The Eternal Tradition (Sanatana Dharma), Voice of India, New Delhi ISBN 81-85990-29-8
- The Myth of the Aryan Invasion Theory online book, update, article
- In Search of the Cradle of Civilization, with Georg Feuerstein, Subhash Kak, 1995; Motilal Banarsidass Publ., 1999. ISBN 81-208-1626-9.
- How I Became a Hindu
- The Rig Veda and the History of India ISBN 81-7742-039-9
- Hinduism and the Clash of Civilizations.
- Yoga and Ayurveda, Lotus Press, Twin Lakes, Wisconsin ISBN 0-914955-81-0
- Tantric Yoga, Lotus Press, Twin Lakes, Wisconsin ISBN 0-910261-39-3
- Wisdom of the Ancient Seers, Lotus Press, Twin Lakes, Wisconsin ISBN 0-910261-36-9
- Oracle of Rama, Lotus Press, Twin Lakes, Wisconsin ISBN 0-910261-35-0
- Yoga and the Sacred Fire, Lotus Press, Twin Lakes, Wisconsin ISBN 0-940985-75-6
- Ayurvedic Healing, Lotus Press, Twin Lakes, Wisconsin ISBN 0-914955-97-7
- Ayurveda and Marma Therapy, (with Ranade and Lele), Lotus Press, Twin Lakes, Wisconsin ISBN 0-940985-59-4
- Yoga for Your Type: Ayurvedic Guide to Your Asana Practice, (with Summerfield-Kozak), Lotus Press, Twin Lakes, Wisconsin ISBN 0-910261-30-X
- Ayurveda: Nature's Medicine, (with Ranade), Lotus Press, Twin Lakes, Wisconsin ISBN 0-914955-95-0
- Yoga of Herbs: Ayurvedic Guide to Herbal Medicine, (with Lad), Lotus Press, Twin Lakes, Wisconsin ISBN 0-941524-24-8
- Ayurveda and the Mind, Lotus Press, Twin Lakes, Wisconsin ISBN 0-914955-36-5
- Astrology of the Seers, Lotus Press, Twin Lakes, Wisconsin ISBN 0-914955-89-6
- Ayurvedic Astrology, Lotus Press, Twin Lakes, Wisconsin ISBN 0-940985-88-8
- Hidden Horizons Unearthing 10,000 Years of Indian Culture, Swaminarayan Aksharpith, Amdavad (February 1, 2008) ISBN 978-8175263314
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