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Shiva Sutras is a set of concise maxims of the supreme Hindu deity, Lord Shiva, as interpreted by Swami Sukhabodhananda. This book discusses divine techniques for enhancing effectiveness. Summary of the Book Originally, aphorisms of Shiva, or Shiva Sutras, are a collection of fourteen verses arranging the phonemes of the Sanskrit language. According to a legend, Lord Shiva himself told the Sutras to Panini, the famous Sanskrit grammarian. These Sutras are deliberated as the basis of the Kashmir School of Consciousness. The Shiva Sutras are categorized into three parts: Shambavopaya, Shaktopaya, and Anavopaya. All the three explain the methods of elevation from individual consciousness to a divine universal consciousness. This title serves as motivational therapy to enhance this awareness, based on the thorough knowledge of Swami Sukhabodhananda, an authority on the subject. About Swami Sukhabodhananda Swami Sukhabodhananda is a spiritual leader from Bangalore. Originally named Dwaraknath, Sukhabodhananda has written several titles, including: Oh, Mind Relax Please!, Oh, Life Relax Please!, Art of Wise Parenting, Looking at Life Differently: Minimising Tensions, and Wordless Wisdom. Swamiji’s writings galvanize readers to take on daily problems in their lives through exalted awareness. He was educated at Baldwin Boys' High School and St. Joseph's College in Bangalore. He is the founder of a charitable organization called Prasanna Trust. He has bagged Karnataka's Best Social Service Award, given away by Essel Group and Zee Network. He has also been chosen as the best speaker in a poll conducted by The Times of India. Swamiji is well-known for representing Hinduism at the World Economic Forum in 2005 at Davos in Switzerland.