Books
Books based on Shankar's discourses and teachings include the following:
- An Intimate Note to the Sincere Seeker; Vol. 1: ISBN 1-885289-29-4, Vol. 2: ISBN 1-885289-30-8, Vol. 3: ISBN 1-885289-33-2, Vol. 4: ISBN 1-885289-36-7, Vol. 5: ISBN 1-885289-38-3, Vol. 6: ISBN 1-885289-40-5, Vol. 7: ISBN 1-885289-41-3
- Buddha: manifestation of silence ISBN 81-89291-91-2
- 1999 – Be A Witness: The Wisdom of the Upanishads, 106 pp. ISBN 81-7621-063-3
- 2000 – God Loves Fun, 138 pp. ISBN 1-885289-05-7
- 2001 – Celebrating Silence: Excerpts from Five Years of Weekly Knowledge 1995–2000, 206 pp. ISBN 1-885289-39-1
- Celebrating Love ISBN 1-885289-42-1
- 2005 – Narada Bhakti Sutra, 129 pp. ISBN 81-7811-029-6
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