21st Century Revolutionary Literature

Datta pandya · 09-17-2006, 12:09 PM

21st Century Revolutionary Literature

“Kranti Dharmi Sahitya – The Revolutionary Literature for 21st Century” is the series of approximately twenty small books written in the form of formulas by “Yug Rishi – The Reformer of The New Era” – Pt. Shriram Sharma Acharya one year before His “Mahaprayan – Cremation” during 1989-90 in one flow. He Himself used to say about this revolutionary literature as – “These (Our Thoughts) are the seeds of ‘Maha Kranti – The Great Revolution.’ These will vibrate the hearts & minds of the people if could be spread in small amounts. These will change the map of existing world structure.” Actually these books have “The Burning Flame of The Great Revolution – the direction for ‘Maha Satyug – A New World Order’ as written in His last book – The Great Moments of Change.”
He used to emphasize the importance of these books (during 1989-90) as – “If we put all the literature relating to art of living, family & social transformation and about scientific spirituality which I have written till now during whole life time on one side of the measuring balance and the books which I have written in formula form during last few months named as ‘Kranti Dharmi Sahitya –21st Century Revolutionary Literature’ on another side of the balance, the weight of ‘21st Century Revolutionary Literature’ will be more than previous one.” He Himself directed to print this invaluable literature in all the languages & distribute them to everyone at minimum possible cost. Even one step ahead – the first time in this new world – He allowed anyone to publish & distribute this literature in any language at minimum cost (at no profit no loss basis).

Following are the two books, you can find at:

Revival of Satyug
http://www.awgp.org/english/books/revival_satyug.pdf
The great moment of change:
http://www.awgp.org/gamma/LiteratureHindi

A lot more books in hindi can be found at :http://www.awgp.org/english/books/lastmoments.pdf

I found them eye opening.

Datta