Naaham Karta, When I Saw Tirupati Balaji (English)

The central theme of the book is the author's profound spiritual realization of the phrase "Naaham Karta, Hari Karta"—a core tenet of Karma Yoga and selfless action in Hinduism.

• Memoir of Service: The book is an intimate account of P. V. R. K. Prasad's time managing the affairs of the Tirumala temple, one of the world's busiest religious institutions.
• Divine Intervention: It details numerous real-life incidents, challenges, and crises he faced during his tenure where seemingly insurmountable problems were resolved through what he firmly believes was the direct intervention and grace of Lord Venkateswara (Tirupati Balaji).
• Focus on the Lord: Prasad attributes all the successes, major decisions, and administrative achievements during his time to the will of the Lord, emphasizing that he was merely an instrument.
• Inspiring Devotion: The stories are often miraculous and are written with deep faith, serving to inspire readers' devotion to Lord Venkateswara. The book is highly regarded by devotees for offering a glimpse into the "leelas" (divine play) of the deity in the modern administrative context of the temple.

In short, it is a spiritual autobiography focused on his official role at Tirupati, arguing that the success of the temple's administration is a testament to the fact that the Divine is the true doer behind all human actions.