About the Author
Robert Powell
ISBN 9788178221397
Rs. 360
Motilal Banarsidass
Beyond Religion
Who it's for: readers interested in spiritual philosophy and self-inquiry
What are "meditations"? Numerous meditations are possible and helpful, but there is only one of supreme importance; it is the meditation on the theme "Who am I?" This leads eventually to the recognition that one is the Unicity, the Totality or the Consciousness Itself, beyond all limitations and divisions. It essentially consists in eternal watchfulness, the witnessing of the consciousness everlastingly falling back into seeing events as variations on the theme of body-mind identification.
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- Focuses on the supreme meditation of self-inquiry
- Explores the concept of Unicity or Totality
- Discusses eternal watchfulness and witnessing
- Aims to transcend limitations and divisions
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What is the main theme of this book?
The book centers on the meditation on the theme 'Who am I?', which leads to the recognition of oneself as the Unicity, Totality, or Consciousness itself.
Does the book discuss different types of meditation?
It mentions that numerous meditations are possible, but emphasizes that the meditation on 'Who am I?' is of supreme importance.
What does the book say about consciousness?
It describes consciousness as the essence of one's true nature, beyond all limitations and divisions, and involves eternal watchfulness and witnessing.
Who is the author?
The author is Robert Powell, and the book is published by Motilal Banarsidass.