This book is published as print-book and e-book on Pothi.com. It bears an appropriate title of 'RAJAYOGA OF GITA [KUNDALINI] Karma-Jnana-Bhakti-Dhyana'.

It is a two-in-one book of its own kind. It combines two books on the subject of Rajayoga viz., 1.'Worship and Karma [Karma-yoga]' and 2. 'Magnificent Yoga of Kundalini [Rajayoga of Gita - Pantharaja]'. Further books are being covered under the title: Rajayoga Consummation [Kundalini] - Karma-Jnana-Bhakti -Dhyana; viz., 1. ‘Splendour of Bhakti and Yoga - Kundalini in Action’ and 2. ‘Epilogue [Rajayoga of Gita and Dnyaneshwari]'. Thus, it will be a complete presentation of the subject of these four books in one go.

The readers will be taken through the various aspects of Rajayoga via the basics that are expounded in the Great Shrimad-Bhagavad Gita and its mystic erudite commentary ‘Dnyaneshwari’ by the greatest Indian Yogin, devotee and Jnanin Saint Dnyaneshwar of the 13th century India. He was the preceptor of the Kundalini Yoga line of the Natha Siddhas to which I belong. This book is an exposition of the Rajayoga - the Kundalini Yoga, as explained by him, the Master Rajayogin of the medieval times. It has bearings upon the theoretical knowledge and practical experience gained by me over more than three decades of perfected Rajayoga practice. It is born out of the secret knowledge that all the Rajayogins do possess.

This book/s will systematically introduce the readers to various concepts of the Rajayoga in the generalist Yogins' methodologies and thinking, along with special practices of Yoga discipline inherent to the Natha Siddha’s traditional ways as expounded through the writings of the Yogin Saint Dnyaneshwar. It has a synopsis of the books published earlier in this series at its end under "Epilogue'.
The finest knowledge of the Kundalini Yoga, along with its aspects of Bhakti, Karma and Jnana, is presented in this book which is rarely found in other books on this subject. The presentation of the matter in this book is made almost independent of the other books in this series. However, one would like to urge the readers to read all the books in this series for a keen understanding of the subject matter:

The other books in this series are as follows:
1. Autobiography of A Natha Siddha Yogin - Travails of A Mystique';
2. Inner Secrets of Rajayoga;
3. Ishwara And Worship [Upasana] - Central Theme of Gita;
4. Rajayoga Consummation; and
5. Dnyaneshwari In Nutshell.