Prayer Book:
This prayer book is a text book for the younger students (KG - 4 Grades) and the beginners.It contains the known pranam-mantras (salutations) to various gods and godesses. Each pranam-mantra is in the original Sanskrit text along with its simple English meaning and transliteration for those who are not familiar with Sanskrit. It also has the morning prayer of the Vidyapith.

Sanskrit Work Book:
This book has been designed for younger students or beginners to learn the Sanskrit alphabet and simple words. After several years of experience with the students, teachers have designed this book.

Music Book:
Music class is very popular in the Vidyapith. We encourage students to play harmonium as a supportive instrument to sing prayer, chanting, hymns, dhoons and bhajans. This book contains lessons to learn harmonium and also notations of several popular dhoons, bhajans and hymns. Hundreds of students have learned music from this book and several are learning this semester.

Sapling:
"Sapling" is a quarterly magazine, which reflects the curriculum of the Vidyapith. It contains material, which was successfully taught in the classrooms and has been proved to be effective. Senior students who excel in creative writing have written the articles guided and edited by the Vidyapith teachers. All teachers use these magazines as their texts.

Glimpses:
Glimpses is a Vidyapith’s newsletter published two to four times a year. Besides the detailed news of the Vidyapith’s activities, Glimpses consists of inspiring teachings and lectures of Saints, English meaning of the important scriptures and other interesting reading. To receive Glimpses, please write to the editors of the Glimpses using the Vidyapith e-mail.

Bhagavad Gita Chapter 15 Book :
This is an excellent book to study Chapter 15 of the Bhagavad Gita. This chapter is considered an important one in the Gita. It has several essential ideas of the Vedanta. The Vidyapith logo is a line of the first shloka of this chapter. The meaning of the shlokas has been explained in simple language and does not require any prior reading. The book contains Sanskrit text, translitation, word-to-word meaning and explanation of each shloka in English.