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Swami Abhedananda

    Swami Abhedananda fu un sanyasin associato al Rinascimento Bengalese del Vedanta Vaisnavita. I suoi insegnamenti si concentrarono sulla diffusione del messaggio del Vedanta, un tema su cui scrisse diversi libri. Dopo il suo ritorno in India, stabilì il Ramakrishna Vedanta Math a Calcutta e Darjeeling. Fu l'ultimo discepolo diretto sopravvissuto del mistico Sri Ramakrishna.

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      Five Lectures on Reincarnation

      • 54pagine
      • 2 ore di lettura

      Exploring the ancient philosophy of Vedanta, this work delves into the intricate concept of reincarnation through five enlightening lectures by Swami Abhedananda. The author presents profound insights that illuminate the spiritual and metaphysical dimensions of life, encouraging readers to reflect on the nature of existence and the continuity of the soul. Through thoughtful discourse, the book seeks to deepen understanding of life's cycles and the implications of reincarnation in personal and spiritual growth.

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    • Vedanta Philosophy; Five Lectures on Reincarnation

      in large print

      • 88pagine
      • 4 ore di lettura

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      Vedanta Philosophy; Five Lectures on Reincarnation
    • How to Be a Yogi

      • 124pagine
      • 5 ore di lettura

      This book was written to address the need for a short and concise survey of the science of Yoga as a whole. An effort has been made to keep the text free from technical and Sanskrit terms which makes it invaluable for not only the student of Oriental thought but for the general reader as yet unfamiliar with one of the greatest philosophical systems in the world.

      How to Be a Yogi