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Swami Kriyananda

Category Hinduism
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Language English

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Visits To Saints Of India

Visits To Saints Of India

In 1958 and 1972, Swami Kriyananda (a close and direct disciple of the great Indian spiritual master Paramhansa Yogananda ―author of Autobiography of a Yogi ) traveled to India, meeting a number of great saints in that distant land and writing about his experiences in a series of letters to spiritual friends, and brother and sister disciples. This book captures the spirit of Yogananda's classic autobiography and other enlightening accounts of sacred experiences in the East. In Visits to Saints of India we walk alongside Kriyananda and see India and its spiritual representatives through his eyes―the eyes of an advanced Western yogi and truth seeker. As Kriyananda wrote in the prologue to this India! Land of great saints and yogis. One has only to set foot on that sacred ground, if he is sensitive, to feel the blessings rising up therefrom. Fittingly did Paramhansa Yogananda end his life with the last words of his poem, “My India”: “I am hallowed. My body touched that sod.”

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Category Hinduism
ISBN 9788189430245
Cover Type Paperback
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Language English
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SKU 2010000361139

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