Published Works
| Eknath Easwaran |
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Biography (book) · Works |
| Translations |
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Dhammapada |
| Spiritual Biographies |
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Gandhi the Man |
| Commentaries: Indian |
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Essence of the Upanishads |
| Commentaries: Christian |
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Original Goodness |
| Books on Meditation |
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Passage Meditation |
| Daily Readers + Reference |
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God Makes the Rivers to Flow |
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Easwaran's written works may be grouped into several major categories—primarily books, but also articles in newspapers and other periodicals. Most of his books have been reviewed by spiritually oriented publications or websites, or by nationally known media such as The New Yorker, or the New York Post.
In addition, a large number of Easwaran's recorded talks have been published as videotapes and audiotapes.
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