October 1, 2013

First published September 30, 2013

My US Trip, Oct ’13

I am on a lecture tour across United States of America from 3rd October – 18th October.

I will be talking on “how we DO see work/life…how we CAN see work/life….using a mythic perspective…comparing and contrasting greek, biblical and indic mythologies”.

Details below
Date City Location Time Contact
Thursday 10/3/13 Santa Clara, CA Santa Clara University 9:00pm Sairam (sai.kalam.2020@gmail.com)
Friday 10/4/13 San Jose, CA San Jose State University 4:00pm Sairam (sai.kalam.2020@gmail.com)
Saturday 10/5/13 San Jose, CA GITPRO 4:00pm Khanderao (khanderao@yahoo.com)
Sunday 10/6/13 Cerritos, CA Bharatiya Vichaar Manch 1:30pm Rama (rmalladi@yahoo.com)
Mondya 10/7/13 Los Angeles, CA University of Southern California 7:00pm Devika (sanghdevika@yahoo.com)
Tuesday 10/8/13 Houston, TX University of Houston 4:30pm Khyati (kvaidya55@gmail.com)
Wednesday 10/9/13 Houston, TX Star Pipe Products Arun (arunk@starpipeproducts.com)
Friday 10/11/13 Rochester, MN Mayo Clinic 10:30am Unni Krishnan (hiunni@gmail.com)
Saturday 10/12/13 Chicago, IL University of Chicago 12:00pm Pankaj (gargpkg@gmail.com)
Saturday 10/12/13 Champaigne, IL University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaigne 5:00pm Deepak (deepakmarla@gmail.com)
Sunday 10/13/13 Mundelein, IL Hindu Swayamsevak Sangh 10:00am Ramprasad (ramkraleti@yahoo.com)
Sunday 10/13/13 Peoria, IL Bradley University 6:00pm Mandar (pattekar@hotmail.com)
Monday 10/14/13 Columbus, OH Ohio State University 6:00pm Swaroop (swaroopjoshi.ngp@gmail.com)
Tuesday 10/15/13 Cleveland, OH Case Western Reserve University Dhruv (drs117@case.edu)
Wednesday 10/16/13 Boston, MA Boston University 7:30pm Pragya (pkalla92@gmail.com)
Thursday 10/17/13 Cambridge, MA TiE Boston 6:00pm Vikas (vvdeshpande@gmail.com)
Friday 10/18/13 College Park, MD University of Maryland 6:00pm Ashwin (techforn10@gmail.com)
Furthermore, I would like to inform that the following books are now available on Kindle in the Amazon Bookstore.

Business Sutra : A Very Indian Approach To Management

Jaya: An Illustrated Retelling of the Mahabharata Paperback

Myth = Mithya A Handbook of Hindu Mythology Paperback

Indian Mythology: Tales, Symbols, and Rituals from the Heart of the Subcontinent Paperback

7 Secrets Of Shiva Paperback

7 (Seven) Secrets of Vishnu Paperback

99 Thoughts On Ganesha/Stories,Symbols and Rituals of India’s beloved elephant-headed deity Paperback

Devi: The Mother Goddess – An Introduction Paperback

Shiva – An Introduction Paperback

The Goddess in India: The Five Faces of the Eternal Feminine Paperback

The Book of Ram Paperback

The Pregnant King Paperback

Hanuman: An Introduction Paperback

Vishnu: An introduction Paperback

7 Secrets from Hindu Calendar Art Paperback

Shiva to Shankara/Decoding the phallic symbol Paperback

Lakshmi: The Goddess of Wealth and Fortune-An Introduction Paperback

Jaya: A Retelling of the Mahabharata [Unabridged] [Audible Audio Edition]

Hanuman’s Ramayan Paperback

The Man Who Was a Woman and Other Queer Tales from Hindu Lore (Haworth Gay & Lesbian Studies) [Paperback]

Fun in Devlok: Saraswati’s Secret River Paperback

Lakshmi – The Goddess of Wealth and Fortune: An Introduction Paperback

Fun In Devlok Series (Set Of 6 Books) Paperback

Gauri And The Talking Cow Paperback

Kama vs Yama (Fun in Devlok) [Kindle Edition]

An Identity Card For Krishna Paperback

Indra Finds Happiness Paperback

Divine Words: Books of Ram, Lakshmi and Ganesha (3 volumes) Paperback

Beremennyy korol Paperback

99 Thoughts on Ganesha (Gujarati) Paperback

Hindu India Paperback

Indian Mythology Tales, Symbols, and Rituals from the Heart of the Subcontinent by Pattanaik, Devdutt [Inner Traditions,2003] (Paperback) Paperback

Mitologia Hindu/ Indian Mythology: Cuentos, Simbolos, Rituales /Tales, Symbols and Rituals from the Heart of the Subcontinent (Spanish Edition) Paperback

DEVADUTT PATTANAIK – android application available at the App Store

For any other details please contact: Ramprasad Kraleti ramkraleti@yahoo.com


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