New book series

Part One · Overcoming Psychological Distress
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A pilgrimage through the mind.
The mind is like a bridge or crossing:
On one side, the mind is connected to our transient or human ego via the senses, and on the other side it is connected to our eternal or spiritual ego via the spiritualised intelligence.
This bridge can become cluttered with many unwanted things that make it difficult for us to turn inwards, and even with several years of spiritual practice, many seekers feel pulled back and forth by the ups and downs of being human.
This five-part series of books will take readers through a journey which will help to transform your mind from an antagonist, to your student, and then your friend, so that it can become an open bridge that you can use to move between your human self and divine self with ease.
Key themes
The mind
Understand the nature of the mind, its patterns, and its power.
Psychological distress
Explore the roots of suffering with compassion and clarity.
The spiritual path
Practical guidance to transform struggle into spiritual growth.
“What appears as a struggle can become a sacred gateway.”
Her Grace
Citi-Śakti Devī Dāsī
Her Grace Citi-Śakti Devī Dāsī is a spiritual teacher, thought leader, and author dedicated to helping others navigate life’s challenges through the timeless wisdom of the Vedas, combined with medical and psychological clinical experience and knowledge. Her teachings and writing inspire an international community of spiritual seekers.
Learn more about the authorThe journey across the bridge
Five books. One journey. From the human self towards the divine self.

Part One
Overcoming Psychological Distress
Part Two
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Part Three
Coming soon
Part Four
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Part Five
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The purpose of the Manas Tirtha series is to optimise the mind so that it becomes an instrument in the revelation of the divine ego and the source of divinity as described in the Gītā and the Bhāgavatam. It takes you on the journey from psychological distress to mental clarity, then divine humanity, and it concludes in transcendental madness.


