CONTENTS: Preface, Introduction, Submission, 1. Types of Salvation, 2. The Emancipated Living Soul, 3. Brahmn, 4. Saguna Brahmn and Nirguna Brahma, 5. Every Creature inside Brahmn, Brahmn in Every Creature, 6. Dvaitavada and Advaitavada, 7. Mahavakya, 8. Jnana is the Direct and Primary Cause of Mukti (Salvation), 9. Necessity of Subduing Sensual Urges, 10. Means of Controlling Sensual Urges, 11. Control of Mind Over the Body, 12. Ways of Controlling Mind, 13. The True Devotees of Supreme being Acquire Real Spiritual Knowledge even though Illiterate, 14. Usefulness of Prayer, 15. Worship, 16. Pious Intention and thoughts of Brahmn, 17. He who has Acquired Real Knowledge ie Tattva Jnana, does not Need to Study Scriptures like Vedas, 18. Jnana Destroys Ignorance and then Gets Destroyed Itself, 19. Parameshwara is Easily Accessibler to A True Seeker, 20. Even a Small Speak of Desire or A Fleeting thought of Mundane thing will come in the Way of Attaining the Supreme Being, 21. Non Attachment and Giving up, 22. Yoga andSamadhi, 23. Acquisition of Super-Human Power through Yoga, 24. Salvation for those with Spiritual Knowledge is Certain and Sometimes Uncertain Also, 25. Thoughts and Actions that bind The Soul ie 'Prarabdha Karma'[, 26. Renunciation of All Actions (Physical, Verbal and Mental), 27. Unmarried Life and Monastery of Perpetual Celibacy Urdhwareta Ashram, 28. "Sanyasa" ie Renunciation, 29. Grihasthashrama and Performing Duties without any Expectation (ie Life of householder), 30. Loneliness and The Company of Saints, 31. Nessecity of Controlling Speech, 32. Dependability, 33. Importance of the Known of Attributes of Supreme Being, 34. Sensual Pleasure and The Pleasure of Realising the Supreme Soul, 35. Nature and Illusion, 36. Four Implements, 37. Only Deep-rooted Devotion for The Formless Omnipresent, Omnipotent Parameshwara can Enable One to Achieve Salvation, Bibliography and their Abbreviated Forms.