Genial, soul-stirring reading flows steadily from the presses of Belur Math and its affiliated ashramas. A few highlights:

1. Prabuddha Bharata
   • Launched in 1896, this English monthly ranks among India’s oldest surviving journals.
   • Explores Vedanta, interfaith dialogue and contemporary social issues. Recent issues have shone a spotlight on climate action and the International Day of Yoga (June 21), truly hitting the nail on the head when global harmony is at stake.

2. Udbodhan
   • Rolling off the Kolkata press since 1899, this Bengali monthly brims with commentaries on Ramakrishna, Vivekananda and Vedantic philosophy.
   • Special supplements often feature essays by young thinkers, keeping tradition fresh as a daisy.

3. Vedanta Kesari
   • A Tamil-periodical staple since 1926, its pages mirror modern concerns—2024’s “Green Vedanta” issue dove into eco-spirituality.
   • Packed with sermons, short stories and current-event perspectives, it bridges age-old wisdom with 21st-century life.

4. Book Imprints and Series
   • Complete Works of Swami Vivekananda (nine-volume set): the cornerstone for every seeker’s shelf.
   • The Gospel of Sri Ramakrishna: beloved eyewitness narrative by “M.” (Mahendranath Gupta).
   • Sri Ramakrishna the Great Master (Swami Saradananda): an intimate portrait straight from early disciples.
   • Advaita Ashrama editions: crisp translations of Upanishads, Bhagavad Gita commentaries and monographs on meditation, service and social uplift.

5. Digital Outreach and Annual Bulletins
   • E-newsletters, podcasts and archived back-issues accessible via the Mission’s official website and archive.org.
   • Yearly reports spotlight relief work—recently covering flood-relief in Assam and COVID-19 support drives.

Every publication carries the Mission’s signature blend of heart and mind, making lofty Vedantic ideals feel as down-to-earth as a friendly chat.