Please note, the most recent publications are at the bottom of the page. Copyright of books by Kenneth Williams is now with Learning Analytic, the promoter of Math2Shine. Kenneth Williams is a co-founder of the Math2Shine Portal.
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1. Vedic Mathematics Teacher's Manual 1 - Elementary Level This book is available free here. Click here for the FRENCH EDITION of MANUAL 1.
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2. Vedic Mathematics Teacher's Manual 2 - Intermediate Level For teachers or parents of children in grades 5 to 10 who wish to learn the Vedic system and teach it. Revised edition 2010. |
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3. Vedic Mathematics Teacher's Manual 3 - Advanced Level For teachers or parents of students in grades 9 to 14 who wish to learn the Vedic system and teach it. Revised edition 2010. Kindle paperback link: $11
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4. The Cosmic Calculator Course This course covers Key Stage 3 (age 11-14 years) of the National Curriculum for England and Wales. Revised 2010. Kindle paperback links: Pothi paperback (for India only): |
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This is an elementary book on mental mathematics, highlighting the Vedic methods. Pothi paperback (for India only): Rs.250
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This is the original book by Bharati Krishna Tirthaji which introduced the system to the West. This book can be purchased direct from the publishers here: |
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This has sixteen chapters each of which focuses on one of the Vedic Sutras or sub-Sutras, showing many applications of each. Concise and comprehensive. Revised edition 2010. Pothi paperback (for India only): Rs.500
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This book shows applications of Pythagorean Triples (like 3,4,5). Revised 2017. Pothi paperback (for India only): Rs.500
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This is an advanced book which focuses on one Vedic Sutra: Vertically and Crosswise. Revised edition 2010.
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10. Astronomical Applications of Vedic Mathematics Various astronomical applications. New edition 2010. Pothi paperback (for India only): Rs.350
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11. Why Do We Calculate Backwards? This is a basic, easy to read, book which shows that we do in fact calculate backwards. It explains the advantages of calculating from left to right and demonstrates how easy it is to work this way. It does not claim we should use only left to right methods. First edition 2010.
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This is a simplified, popularised version of "Geometry for an Oral Tradition". Contact us for purchase.
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This is a technical book that gives proofs for the Vedic methods that were not proved by Tirthaji himself. Price $30. Contact us for purchase.
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This book shows a powerful and far-reaching application of the Vertically and Crosswise formula which will give powers and roots of numbers and the solution to polynomial equations. Price $30 (including postage). Pothi paperback (for India only): Rs.600
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This is an introduction to Calculus, starting right at the beginning. The book shows highly unusual and simple methods for getting gradients and areas under curves without the usual confusing symbols and terminology. |
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This book introduces trigonometry in an easy way that is very suitable for children from around grade 7. Children make and manipulate triangles and learn how to combine them. This leads on to more advanced work including the 4 new chapters on solution of right-angled triangles without a calculator. Pothi paperback (for India only): Rs.400
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This book describes applications of a new mathematical device: the osculator. Osculation involves applying the osculator to a number or algebraic expression repeatedly until the end of the number/expression is reached. They have many applications: in factorisation (of numbers and polynomials), divisibility, number bases, substitutions, recurring decimals, continued fractions etc. |
