Tirupati's Guide to Life by Neelima Kota on pre-order at Infibeam

At Infibeam you can find Neelima Kota's Tirupati's Guide to Life where she has taken a step to bring forward the teachings, philosophy and the uniqueness of Tirupati in a very simple way. End Quote

(1888PressRelease) October 30, 2012 - Neelima Kota through this book brings to you the teachings of Tirupati. It gives a detailed analysis of a guide to life and the philosophy that surrounds the God of Tirupati to the tests and tragedies of our life. There are some issues that bother us in our everyday life that have been discussed here. Issues like love, pain, jealousy, ambition, life, death, etc. all of these have been discussed in short chapters.

She has given a clear understanding of how we would approach each of them to get complete joy and happiness in our life. To achieve complete happiness and self-fulfillment in our lives what should we do? Why do people celebrate Trimula and what is the significance of it in our lives. She has taken us back to the history and has given the details of:

The daily puja and slokas to be done and in which way we should perform the puja.

The list of the festivals celebrated of Tirupati.

Which were the different vehicles of the Gods that were used in each festival?

The places where the lamps are lit what is the importance and why are lamps lit there.

Which slokas need to read before climbing the hill of Tirumala and why should they be read?

All the slokas that are read in the temple to wake the Lord are given in this book.

Each of the information that you will find in this book is genuine and has also been confirmed in the foreword by the head priest, saying that this book is a gem because this book will make you understand the real meaning of life through the insight of Tirupati.

http://www.infibeam.com/Books/tirupatis-guide-life-neelima-kota/9788184001983.html

About the Author:
Neelima has 17 years of experience of working as a journalist in top media brands like The Indian Express, Mint, The Sunday, etc. She has also written two other novels Riverstones and Death of Moneylender. She is currently working as the Political Editor for The Sunday Guardian in New Delhi, and a Research Fellow for South Asia Studies at the Paul H. Nitze School of Advanced International Studies. She has also held four solo exhibitions of her impression abstract paintings. Live in New Delhi and Washington DC. This is her third book.

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