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Methods of Knowledge According to Advaita Vendanta

Swami Satprakashananda

Vedanta Press & Bookshop

Issues in Christianity and Hinduism such as Divine Incarnation, grace and karma, devotion to God and God s love in return, non-resistance of evil, and resurrection are examined as shared spiritual truths, with a focus on their inspirational potency.

Hinduism and Christianity

Religion & Spirituality

Christian Books & Bibles

Vedanta Society of St. Louis

From the Table of Contents: Part One: Preliminaries-Hymns and Prayers,- Conducted Meditations,... Part II- Methods of Meditation - The Four States of Human Experience, - Work and Meditation, - The Search for God, - Worshiping God Through Symbols, - Prayers and Meditations, - Karma Yoga as Preparatory to the Practice of Meditation, - God realization through Bhakti Yoga, - Realization of the Non-dual Brahman

Meditation: Its Process, Practice and Culmination

The Goal and the Way presents a complete study of the Vedantic view of man, from the components of his threefold body and the states of the mind to his inmost spiritual self. The process of his birth, death, and rebirth is also discussed in detail. The views of modern biology, psychology, and philosophy are used to support and contrast the position of the Vedic scriptures.

The Goal and the Way: The Vedantic Approach to Life's Problems

The Vedantic view of the origin of the universe includes a lucid treatment of the difficult doctrine of maya and compares Hindu and Christian concepts of creation from the Word. Vedantic pathways (Jnana, Karma, Bhakti, Raja Yogas) to God-Realization, each suited to the capacity of the spiritual seeker, are detailed and interrelated.

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The Goal and the Way : The Vedantic Approach to Life's Problems

Sri Ramakrishna Math

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Mind According to Vedanta

Swami Satprakashananda was a lecturer and author for almost four decades in America. The present volume is a collection of his class talks on different aspects of Vedanta. In an almost conversational tone he discusses such topics as: The role of the spiritual teacher, The aura of meditation,  The dichotomy of good and evil,  The reconciliation between Divine Grace and the Law of Karma,  The significance of spiritual visions,  The power of mantras, and  What happens after death.

Vedanta For All

Hinduism

Ramakrishna Math

The simple question, How we know?, is one of the toughest problems that have confronted the human mind. Methods of Knowledge presents to modern thinkers the Vedantic approach to this universal problem. It dwells on different types of knowledge from sensory experience, which man shares with the lowest animals, to the perception of Ultimate Reality claimed by great mystics and seers of the world. The commonest of all cognitions has proved to be no less enigmatic than the rarest of them all. Modern philosophers have grappled with the former without reaching a satisfactory solution, while they have hardly recognized the latter. The present treatise includes a comprehensive and consistent treatment of both these types of experience. Besides the interpretation of different forms of non-perceptual knowledge, it gives an elaborate explanation of illusory experience and the cognition of non-existence, to which Western epistemology has paid scant attention. True to the Advaita position, the book tackles the problem of knowledge with reference to its source, the self within, which is undeniable, although unnoticed. Though ancient, the process is ever new being applicable in all cases of cognition.

Methods of Knowledge - According to Advaita Vedanta

Advaita Ashrama

All about the mind and it's control. Lectures delivered in America by one of our most respected swamis.
Selection from the Table of Contents: The Mind According to Vedanta How to Purify the Mind The Mind and its Ways The Mind and the Senses The Mind and its Control Waking, Dreaming and Dreamless Sleep Psychiatry and Vedanta
About the author: Swami Satprakashananda (1888-1979) was the founder and head of the Vedanta Society of St. Louis and a monk of the Ramakrishna Order.
He had the good fortune of seeing Swami Vivekananda in 1901, and later he met Sarada Devi and nine direct disciples of Sri Ramakrishna. The Swami was a great scholar and wrote several books on Vedanta, including Methods of Knowledge - According to Advaita Vedanta.

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Methods of Knowledge According to Advaita Vendanta

Hinduism and Christianity

Meditation: Its Process, Practice and Culmination

The Goal and the Way: The Vedantic Approach to Life's Problems

Universe, God and God-realization (reduced price - blemished dust cover)

The Goal and the Way : The Vedantic Approach to Life's Problems

Mind According to Vedanta

Vedanta For All

Methods of Knowledge - According to Advaita Vedanta

Mind According to Vedanta