The very term spiritualism evokes a sense of unity that can be visualised in sustaining the very existence of human beings on the planet earth. Man is, by no means an ideal creature. He needs to be defined and redefined. Spiritualism helps to understand that the only knowledge that is of any value is to know that all worldly knowledge and activity is deceptive. The compilation concentrates on giving a fairly comprehensive overview of technical terms of Sanskrit and other non-English languages, and their meaning, related to spiritualism, as well as their background information and analysis wherever required. The dictionary is a product of indepth study & vast research, and preferably conceived as a reference manual for all those in the pursuit of peace and spiritual excellence in their and lives of other fellow humans and covers a large number of technical terms briefly but without ignoring their important secular aspects, all arranged alphabetically and systematically for the reader’s convenience.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR Neelam Singh
Neelam Singh a Post Graduate in English Literature, won several awards for excellent performance in debates and creative writing competitions. She had always been appreciated for her creative skills as copywriter in a reputed Ad-agency of Lucknow. In the year 1998-99, she guided NDA/CDS aspirants for SSB, working with a reputed Coaching Institute. She has been inclined towards social work since her early college days. She is an analytic, progressive young lady with unbiased, secular thinking.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR Surendra P. Singh
Surendra Pratap Singh is an M.Sc. in Bio-science from Jamia Millia Islamia University, New Delhi. He wrote for newspapers and magazines on issues related to general science, health and environment for a stretch of eight years, since 1994. He was honoured by the Delhi Government with Navodit Lekhak Puraskar (Neo-writer's award) for the year 1998-99. He is a forward looking, energetic, young, but nationally recognized author, naturalist and a critical social analyst with secular credentials. He is a firm believer of "Sarva Dharma Sambhava", which makes him an 'Ideal Indian' perhaps a 'World Citizen'. He advocates the use of science and technology for the social, cultural and economic development of the nation. E-mail:
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