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Swami Niranjanananda Saraswati

Category Spirituality & Mindfulness
Pages 80 Pages
Publication Year 2012
Cover Type Paperback
Type Textbook
Language English

ISBN 9789381620137

Rs. 355

Yoga Publications Trust/Bihar School Of Yoga

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Swami Niranjanananda Saraswati

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Jnana Yoga Method And Attainment

Jnana Yoga Method And Attainment

"The method of understanding the process of jnana yoga has to be understood properly.Is jnana only questioning?No.It is enlarging the scope of perception.It is not enquiry.It is like working with an adjustable torchlight.You can twist it's head to bring the light to a narrow point or enlarge its perimeter. Providing a new perspective on the classical components of jnana yoga,Swamiji renders this complicated subject accessible.He outlines the step-by-step training necessary to attain the aims of jnana yoga and describes how the profound statements of the Vedas,the mahavakyas,unfold naturally in the process.The discourses shine with spiritual inspiration and practical guidance in the method of applying intelligence and developing true wisdom in life.

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ISBN 9789381620137
Pages 80 Pages
Publication Year 2012
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Type Textbook
Language English
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