Are human beings capable
of transforming hate into love?

In a new book from the author of Journey of Life
Eternal comes the surprising answer ...

Love and Hate:
Manifesting Love and Transforming Hate

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This book tells us how to do just that.

Dr. Shahmardaan offers us his insight into the human mind with striking clarity.

"... we can determine what we will allow to flow through us ... we can choose to be channels of love or hate ... "

"All of us who aspire to eliminate hate and manifest love should read this book. It is a beautiful gift."
-- Mark L. Stevenson, Commissioner, Law Commission of Canada

"Bahram Shahmardaan tackles the biggest issue we face in our lifetime: How to manifest love and transform hate. This is a subject that is greater than religion or academics, and it is as essential to our existence as our breath. Read this book and you will grow from the experience."
Lisa Marie Coffey, "What's Your Dosha, Baby? Discover the Vedic Way for Compatibility in Life and Love"

Paperback: 127 pages
Publisher: Dubsar House -- World Religious Press (January, 2005)
ISBN: 1594050686
Dimensions: 7.5 x 5.9 x 0.7 inches

Price: $11.95 US
Shipping $3.50, international shipping $7.00
California residents will be charged sales tax
In the USA or Canada, call (800) 934-8467 to order.
Outside the USA or Canada, call (925) 934-8467

Buyers outside North America Please Note: Love and Hate is being distributed by Ingram International who is the largest international wholesaler. So the book can be ordered by any bookstore in the English speaking world. All they need is the ISBN number of the book or the name of the author and title of the book.

The author, Bahram Shahmardaan PhD, was born into a Zoroastrian family, and grew up in the multi-racial, religious, cultural, ethnic and multlingual city of Bombay. With the help of many of his religious teachers and eventually a Spiritual Master in the person of Dr. Dinshah K. Mehta, Bahram sifted through the seemingly conflicting values and customs of the various religions of India.

After he obtained his Bachelor's degree in science from Bombay University, Bahram came to the United States in 1968. He has an MBA from Golden Gate University, San Francisco and also has a PhD in Religious Studies. Bahram has established the Society of Servants of God as a church in California.