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Author: Kaberi Chattopadhyay
Publisher: Penprints Publication
ISBN: 8195915825
Category : Poetry
Languages : en
Pages : 57
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ISBN - 978-8195915828 The Bindupara Tales & The Four-Lettered Word Love Kaberi Chattopadhyay
Author: Kaberi Chattopadhyay
Publisher: Penprints Publication
ISBN: 8195915825
Category : Poetry
Languages : en
Pages : 57
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ISBN - 978-8195915828 The Bindupara Tales & The Four-Lettered Word Love Kaberi Chattopadhyay
![Rajayoga of Gita [Kundalini] PDF](https://books.google.com/books/content/images/frontcover/3ZgatAEACAAJ?fife=w80-h100)
Author: Vibhakar Vitthal Lele
Publisher: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
ISBN: 9781548706012
Category :
Languages : en
Pages : 360
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This book bears an appropriate title of 'RAJAYOGA OF GITA [KUNDALINI] -Karma-Jnana-Bhakti-Dhyana'. It is a two-in-one book of its own kind. It combines four books on the subject of Rajayoga viz., 1. 'Worship and Karma [Karma-yoga]' and 2. 'Magnificent Yoga of Kundalini [Rajayoga of Gita - Pantharaja]'. Further books are being covered under the title: Rajayoga Consummation [Kundalini] - Karma-Jnana-Bhakti -Dhyana; viz., 1. 'Splendour of Bhakti and Yoga - Kundalini in Action' and 2. 'Epilogue [Rajayoga of Gita and Dnyaneshwari]'. Thus, it will be a complete presentation of the subject of these four books in one go. The readers will be taken through the various aspects of Rajayoga via the basics that are expounded in the Great Shrimad-Bhagavad Gita and its mystic erudite commentary 'Dnyaneshwari' by the greatest Indian Yogin, devotee and Jnanin Saint Dnyaneshwar of the 13th century India. He was the preceptor of the Kundalini Yoga line of the Natha Siddhas to which the author belongs. This book is an exposition of the Rajayoga - the Kundalini Yoga, as explained by him, the Master Rajayogin of the medieval times. It has bearings upon the theoretical knowledge and practical experience gained by the author over more than three decades of perfected Rajayoga practice. It is born out of the secret knowledge that all the Rajayogins do possess . This book will systematically introduce the readers to various concepts of the Rajayoga in the generalist Yogins' methodologies and thinking, along with special practices of Yoga discipline inherent to the Natha Siddha's traditional ways as expounded through the writings of the Yogin Saint Dnyaneshwar. It has a synopsis of the books published earlier in this series at its end under "Epilogue'. The finest knowledge of the Kundalini Yoga, along with its aspects of Bhakti, Karma and Jnana, is presented in this book which is rarely found in other books on this subject. The presentation of the matter in this book is made almost independent of the other books in this series. However, this author would urge his readers to read all the books in this series for a keen understanding of the subject matter. The other books in this series are as follows: 1. Autobiography of A Natha Siddha Yogin - A Mystique's Travails. 2. Inner Secrets of Rajayoga 3. Ishwara And Worship [Upasana] - Central Theme of Gita
Author: Vibhakar Lele
Publisher: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
ISBN: 9781519276162
Category :
Languages : en
Pages : 654
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This book bears an appropriate title of INNER SECRETS OF RAJAYOGA - SAINT DNYANESHWAR ON KUNDALINI YOGA PRACTICE - PROCESSES AND METHODS [PANTHARAJA]. It is by the author who is himself a practicing Yogi. It is a four-in-one book of its own kind. It combines the earlier trilogy of kindle e-books by the author on the subject of Rajayoga viz. 1. Introduction to Rajayoga of Gita And Dnyaneshwari 2. Saint Dnyneshwar's Rajayaoga - Kundalini Yoga Practice - Processes And Methods [Pantharaja], 3. 'The Yogi's Mystic Universe - Saint Dnyaneshwar on Jeeva-Jagat-Ishwara' along with his e-book 'Saint Dnyaneshwar's Yoga Explained - Yoga and Philosophy Of Gita And Dnyaneshwari'. Thus it is a composite presentation of the subject matter in one go. The readers will be taken through the various aspects of Rajayoga via the basics that are expounded in the Great Shrimad Bhagavad Gita and its mystic erudite commentary 'Dnyaneshwari' by the greatest Indian master Kundalini Yogi, devotee and Jnanin Saint Dnyaneshwar of the 13th century India. This is an exposition of the Rajayoga - the Kundalini Yoga, as explained by Saint Dnyaneshwar. He was the preceptor of the Kundalini Yoga line of the Natha Siddhas to which the author belongs. It has bearings upon the theoretical knowledge and practical experience of his more than three decades of perfected Rajayoga practice. It is born out of the secret knowledge all Rajayogis do possess . This book will systematically introduce the readers to various concepts of Rajayoga in the generalist Yogis' methodologies and thinking, along with special practices of Yoga discipline in the Natha Siddha's traditional ways as expounded through the writings of the Yogi Saint Dnyaneshwar. a Master Kundalini Yogin and an erudite exponent of Shrimad Bhagavad Gita. The following book by him is available as Kindle book on Amazon.com and its stores worldwide and at Pothi.com as printed book on demand. It is a companion volume of the present book, recommended to be read for a better understanding of the subject being put forth on 'Yoga Of Gita' by the author. 1. Autobiography of A Natha Siddha Yogi [Travails Of A Mystique`]
Author: Sir John George Woodroffe
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Category : Shaktism
Languages : en
Pages :
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Author: Vibhakar Vitthal Lele
Publisher: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
ISBN: 9781523705696
Category :
Languages : en
Pages : 134
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This Sarasvati River book is a sequel to the book 'Chitpavan Konkanastha Brahmins' History [Pre- And Proto-]'. Like the previous book, it further takes the history to its final logical conclusion. It shows categorically that the Original Home of the Chitpavan Brahmins' ancestors was right on the banks of the ancient Vedic River Sarasvati, near its origin in the Himalayas, in the region now known as Uttarakhanda of India. The Chitpavan Brahmins ancestors were called 'Agnihotri Brahmins' then and were the neighbours of the Maithili Brahmins' ancestors in the region to their north-east as narrated. In the companion book 'Chitpavan Konkanastha Brahmins' History [Proto- And Pre-]' of this author, it was seen that the historic connection to 'Ahichhatra' in present-day UP, with due evidence, was provided by the Kannada Shashtik Brahmins who shared common ancestry with Chitpavan Brahmins. In this case, it is the Maithili Brahmins, one time old neighbours of the Chitpavan Brahmins' ancestors for long since the ancient Vedic times, who have come forward to provide the missing link to their ancestral history by emphatically providing the necessary evidence and connection of their ancestral home on the banks of the Vedic Sarasvati River in the Himalayas. Some of the readers might not have read this author's previous companion book - 'Chitpavan Konkanastha Brahmins' History [Proto- And Pre-]'. It is a very important one and a predecessor of this book. It is a must-read for getting the full picture of Chitpavan Origins. To acquaint them with its central ideas, a short synopsis from it is given at the beginning of this book, with its introduction etc. All the same, they should not miss upon the original book 'Chitpavan Konkanastha Brahmins' History [Proto- And Pre-]' that is still available at Pothi.com in printed edition.
Author: Vibhakar Vitthal Lele
Publisher: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
ISBN: 9781497484788
Category :
Languages : en
Pages : 260
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'History of Chitpavan Konkanastha Brahmins (Proto and Pre)'- An excellent book by Mr Vibhakar Lele, pieces together the most important story of who the Chitpavan Konkanastha Brahmins were, from where they came, their Kuldevatas, original habitats, customs and other important details. It categorically disproves the ancient hollow anecdotes based upon mere mythical propositions and conjectural guesswork. The author would like to share the story with Chitpavans and other well wishers and researchers. Dr Rosalind O'hanlon, Professor of Indian History and Culture, Oriental Institute, Oxford, who is researching Chitpavan Brahmins' history opined that the underlying work by the author is most interesting. She very much enjoyed and learned from it. The book comprises of the propositions about the pre-history of Chitpavan Brahmins. Most of important scatterred details have been put in place to stitch together their ancient and medieval history. At the same time the author delves into their proto-history from sage Agasti's times. Mr Lele has made several singular original contributions in this book. He has a novel approach to link up Chitpavans' ancient history with the Veda branches they follow. It is an attempt unheard of before. He has given lot of supporting data, maps, photographs, bibliography of great use to all the concerned.Another novelty is his analytic deduction of the Chitpavans' history from their Kuldevatas. The myth of Parshuram is seen by him in its true perspective. The other most important contribution by him is his new etymology of 'Chitpavan' word derived from 'Agnichit'. He shows that their Chitpavan Id is effectively linked to their Vedic duty of 'Agnihotra'. The present day genetic research into Chitpavans' ancestry has also been accounted for by the author to pronounce a proper verdict in simple terms on the subject. Another fact he uses is Chitpavans being Dwivedis which was never before accounted for. He cites epigraphs, scholarly research and documents in support of his analysis how Chitpavans came from Ahichhatra in UP to Ambejohai and Vanavasi, shifted to Kaveri river region and finally arrived in Konkan with the support of kings and emperors of their times. He has brought to the notice of researchers quite a few obscure historical facts, from Lele Kulvrittant, Mr N S Rajpurohit, an eminent archaeologist from Karnataka's research paper, Vyadeshwarodaya of Vishwanath, Pulkeshi and Kadamba reign Inscriptions in stone and Tamrapatas connected with Chitpavans'ancestry. Suffice it to say that Mr Lele has done something about Chitpavans' past which had never before been attempted on such a large scale. Perhaps after 'Chitpavan' by Mr Chapekar, this is a book which will serve as a written monument for Chitpavans'history.
Author: Vibhakar Vitthal Lele
Publisher: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
ISBN: 9781523640683
Category :
Languages : en
Pages : 502
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This is the first of the books by Vibhakar Lele, a Western educated Yogi in his own right, published as 'Autobiography of A Natha Siddha Yogi - A Mystique`s Travails', on Amazon.com and its stores worldwide. It is on the subject of his extensive experiences in the field of Rajayoga aka Kundalini-yoga, the most famous of the Yoga systems which is also called the Maha-yoga to highlight its outstanding character. It is a book of real life experiences of a Yogi. This book has been receiving most widespread response of the readers. There have been more than 1500 reads and around 400 downloads in the past year of the book. A number of enthusiastic readers have contacted the author on reading it and expressed great satisfaction in its reading. Quite a few have been to his home to meet him personally. Hence he is publishing it with the help of Amazon.com and its distribution network for wider availability of this book that appears to be so much liked by the readers. Its print copy is already available on Pothi.com and now at Createspace.com. This is the story of Yogi from the Sadhaka (Initiate) to the state of Siddha (Sainthood), told in earnest which may be useful for those striving upon the Path and also those who study and research into the Oriental discipline of Yoga. In a way, it is secular. Anyone who is on the way to Godhood can learn a lot from this book, irrespective of his religion. It can help one to understand what the saints of every religion had experienced from their initiation to the ultimate state. It is the Oriental Wisdom in its true form and practical demonstration. Its basis is the secret knowledge that the Indian Yogis hold close to their hearts. The scholars of Oriental disciplines can also learn much from it. It narrates many a phenomenon of Yoga with actual experiences and their explanation, including those of the mysterious Kundalini.It is a must read for all interested in the mysteries of Yoga and Kundalini which the Siddha Yogis rarely reveal to all. The author Vibhakar Lele is from the tradition of Siddha Yogis from the Natha sect from Saint Dnyaneshwar who has revealed many secrets of Yoga with experiences on the Path. His book is deemed to be useful also to the Shaktipata and other Kriya-yoga followers and also those who lack adequate guidance form their Gurus/peers. Secondly, it contains an important section on the Yoga and the philosophy of Gita as expounded by the great Maharashtrian Saint Dnyaneshwar. It contains an overall review for the beginners from the Yogic perspective and an all-too-important commentary on the mysterious Kundalini. Science has never explained fully the real basis of life as we know it. Overall, it may satisfy all the craving for the mysterious and the unknown that is never even scraped by modern science. It also gives an understanding of the riddle of the Universe and Life which stands alternatively explained in most cogent terms by the Yogis and Indian philosophers, in their own way. Just please have a look inside the book and decide for yourself. It is deemed to be a book worth keeping and preserving for a lifetime to be passed down the generations for real wisdom of Who We Are and How We achieve the Kingdom that belongs to us, the Nirvana, the Moksha, or whatever one prefers to call it, the Heavens, the Godhood et al. The reader, too, like so many others before him, is expected to find this book vastly entertaining and opening the vista upon a secret dimension that is life of a human being upon this planet. Those who are curious about Yogic experiences will most likely have their curiosity satisfied. Others who are having such experiences themselves may, no doubt, be happy to find clues and explanation to their mysterious experiences. the author would be happy if it be so. If the book adds to your knowledge of Yoga and Gita-Dnyaneshwari, at least a modicum, the author will say that this book has achieved what it was brought forth for.
Author: Jñānadeva
Publisher:
ISBN:
Category : Bhakti
Languages : en
Pages : 120
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Author: Vibhakar Vitthal Lele
Publisher:
ISBN: 9781546551591
Category :
Languages : en
Pages : 308
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This book bears an appropriate title of ISHWARA AND WORSHIP - [UPASANA] - CENTRAL THEME OF GITA. It is a six-in-one book of its own kind. It combines my earlier kindle e-books and others on the subject of Rajayoga (aka Kundalini-yoga; Pantharaja) as expounded by Saint Dnyaneshwar, variously titled as 'Yogi's Mystique Universe', 'Swaroopa - Worship and Philosophy' etc. The same, along with additional books, are covered in this book viz. 1. WORSHIP OF THE ISHWARA [Upasana]; 2. THE JEEVA'S SWAROOPA [Vishvabhasatmaka Ashvattha]; 3. CENTRAL THEME OF GITA -Worship and Philosophy [Gita - Tattwajnana And Upasana]; 4. KARMA - ITS NATURE, 5. MYSTICISM OF WORSHIP [Upasana Rahasya] and 6. ONKARA AND PRANAVA. Thus, it is a complete presentation in one go of the subject of Upasana i.e. Ishwara and Worship.The readers will be taken through the various aspects of Worship and its practices in the Rajayoga via the basics that are expounded in the Great Shrimad Bhagavad Gita, and its mystic erudite commentary 'Dnyaneshwari' by the greatest Indian Yogi, devotee and Jnanin Saint Dnyaneshwar of the 13th century India.This is an exposition of the Rajayoga, aka, the Kundalini Yoga, as explained by Saint Dnyaneshwar, the Master Rajayogi of medieval times. He was the preceptor of the Kundalini Yoga line of the Natha Siddhas to which the author belongs. The book's contents have bearings upon the theoretical knowledge and practical experience of his more than three decades of perfected Rajayoga practice. It is born out of the secret knowledge all Rajayogis do possess .This book will systematically introduce the readers to various concepts of Rajayoga in the generalist Yogins' methodologies and thinking, along with special practices of Yoga discipline in the Natha Siddha's traditional ways as expounded through the writings of the Yogi Saint Dnyaneshwar of medieval India who was a Master Kundalini Yogin and an erudite exponent of Shrimad Bhagavad Gita.
Author: John Woodroffe
Publisher: Prabhat Prakashan
ISBN:
Category : Religion
Languages : en
Pages : 248
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Hymn to Kali by Arthur Avalon: First published in 1922, this book is a collection of poems and hymns dedicated to the Hindu goddess Kali, a powerful embodiment of feminine energy and creativity. The book is notable for its lyrical and devotional tone, and its exploration of the spiritual significance of Kali worship. Key Aspects of the book "Hymn to Kali": Poetic Exploration: The book is a poetic exploration of the spiritual significance of Kali worship, highlighting the transformative power of devotion and contemplation. Exploration of Feminine Energy: The book explores the power of feminine energy and creativity, and the transformative potential of harnessing this energy for spiritual purposes. Dedication to Kali: The book is dedicated to Kali, a powerful Hindu goddess associated with death, creation, and the cycles of life and death. Arthur Avalon was the pen name of Sir John Woodroffe, a British judge, scholar, and writer who specialized in Hindu philosophy and spirituality. Hymn to Kali is one of his most famous works, and is an important contribution to the field of comparative religion.
