"It was a wonderful experience interacting with you and appreciate the way you have planned and executed the whole publication process within the agreed timelines.”
Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh Pal
“Eternal Bliss” is a comprehensive and engaging resource as the focus is on the stories, commentary, and supplementary materials.
The book, "Eternal Bliss" will likely become a treasured possession for:
1. Devotees of Lord Hari (Krishna/Vishnu)
2. Students of Hindu mythology and philosophy
3. Those interested in Indian cultural heritage and Sanatana Dharma
4. Spiritual seekers and practitioners of Bhakti Yoga
5. Anyone looking for inspiration and guidance for devotion.
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K. V. Vijayalakshmi
Smt. K.V. Vijayalakshmi, who is a nuclear Chemist and educationist, is into shaping the young impressionable minds by her teaching for more than 20 years both in India and Africa. She is the great grand - daughter of Swami Kapistalam Desikacharyar of Tirupati who is renowned as Abhinava Desika in Visishtadvaita philosophy. She was teaching not only Chemistry but also about life and challenges that are thrust upon young minds when they face the world as adults. She teaches about what goals one should set for themselves to achieve a meaningful life. People become great by setting themselves lofty ideals and working towards obtaining them as they go on. She is a Trustee in a Charitable Trust which educate poor candidates in securing professional education in the fields of medicine, engineering etc.
Sanatana Dharma outlines how a person should lead his life so that he/she can become an asset to the society as life throws lot of challenges and contradictions. One needs to find answers and continuously keep evolving to lead an ideal life worth emulating by others. Through the stories outlined in this book she brings out the real concept of devotion, stress management and what one can learn from these stories to lead a quiet and confident life in this era of distractions and turbulences.
She is happily married, settled in Chennai, Tamil Nadu and has a daughter and son. Her daughter is a renowned professor in University of California, San Francisco and her son lives in Toronto working in Deloitte and both of them emulate their mother in leading a fruitful life by practising Sanatana Dharma in their daily life.
