Invitation To Health: Content of Book Pages

Health of Thought

9

01. The spider is getting entangled in its own web

11-14

02. Congratulations Gorbachev

15-17

03. There is no concordance between murder and  capital punishment

18-21

04. Half-truth cannot break labyrinth of problems

22-25

05. Scientific research is becoming problematic

26-28

06. Value of literacy

29-31

07. The judge himself is in quandry

32-34

08. The moment of waiting

35-37

09. Freedom of will and morality

38-40

10. Searching eternity in non-eternal

41-43

11. A question still unanswered

44-46

12. Obstinacy gives rise to contradictions

47-49

13. There is a need for introspection

50-52

14. Searching natural in artificial

53-55

15. Religious harmony and freedom of thought

56-58

16. There is need of that tradition which can unite politics with non-violence

59-61

17. Problem of de-addiction and efforts

62-64

18. Draw a line of demarcation between life and Livelihood                       

65-68

19. Vegetarianism is human nature

69-71

20. Criterion of saint

72-74

21. Time-winning script of non-violence

75-78

22. Is spiritual training necessary for politician?

79-81

23. Hindu not a sect but nationality

82-84

24. Aggravation of the problem by the word 'Dharmanirpekṣatā'

85-87

25. Let us look for a new word

88-90

26. Our partaking in healthy social construction

91-95

27. Necessity of 'Aṇuvrata' cannot be denied

96-99

28. Niṣkāma karma and the Gītā

100-108

29. Faith in non-violence

109-118

30. Development of non-violence

119-130

Health of Mind

131

31. Body, mind and mental energy

133-139

32. Three Types of mental energy

140-148

33. How much time for mind?

149-156

34. Why loss of mental energy?

157-164

35. Sleep, sleeplessness and excessive sleep

165-171

36. Self-control by our own self

172-179

37. Do you want mental health?

180-190

38. Three types of personality

191-199

39. Harmony of body, mind and self

200-205

40. Impact of mind on body

206-214

41, Balanced diet

215-220

42. Mental health and spirituality

221-227

43. Mental health and withdrawal of senses (Pratyāhāra)

228-232