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Ravi Godrick Vincent An Esoteric Approach to The Bhagwad Gita

Unlocking the Hidden Wisdom and Mysteries of the Bhagavad Gita

Esotericism
English
348644 Words
No Age Recommendation
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In "An Esoteric Approach to The Bhagwad Gita," each verse is explained in 1.the context of Advainta Vedanta,Yoga .Sankhya 2.Western wisdom teachings' perspective 3. in terms of consciousness,subconsciouness and superconsciousness 4. interpreted in terms of will-power,wisdom and activity as far as possible. Embark on a transformative journey through the profound teachings of the Bhagavad Gita with "An Esoteric Approach to The Bhagwad Gita." This extraordinary book delves into the depths of each verse, offering a multi-dimensional exploration that goes beyond mere translation. Unlock the hidden wisdom and mysteries of this sacred scripture as the author presents an esoteric understanding, grounded in Hindu philosophy. But it doesn't stop there—the book expands the reader's perspective by integrating Western wisdom teachings, bridging the gap between ancient Eastern traditions and contemporary thought. Delve into the realms of consciousness, subconsciousness, and superconsciousness as you discover practical insights for personal growth and self-realization. Explore the interplay of willpower, wisdom, and activity, and learn to harmonize these essential elements of your being. "An Esoteric Approach to The Bhagwat Gita" is a profound guide that unlocks the hidden depths of this sacred scripture, empowering you to embrace its timeless wisdom and apply it to your life [more]

Keywords: hinduism, gita, the bhagwat gita, esotericism, esoteric, motivational, deeper meaning, philosphical, reference, ancient wisdom, sanatan dharma, hindu, religion, India

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jeiana airen Rebellious

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Family & Relationships
English
4244 Words
Ages 14 and up
411
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Rebellion does not start on its own, it always have that deeper meaning when you look at it [more]

Keywords: young love, secrets

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Judy Colella Culiseta Requiem

Fiction
English
944 Words
Ages 12 and up
378
4

Gluck and Sloop. What a crazy couple. Gluck, ever the pragmatist, finds herself ignoring Sloop, ever the curious, [more]

Keywords: Humor, Insects, Death

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VARIOUS . LIPPINCOTT'S MAGAZINE OF POPULAR LITERATURE AND SCIENCE, VOL. 15, NO. 87, MARCH, 1875

History
English
81662 Words
Ages 18 and up
2
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All the languages of continental Europe have some phrase by which a parting people express the hope of meeting again. The French _au revoir_, the Italian _à rivederla_, the Spanish _hasta mañana_, the German _Auf Wiedersehen_,--these and similar forms, varied with the occasion, have grown from the need of the heart to cheat separation of its pain. The Poles have an expression of infinitely deeper meaning, which embodies all that human nature can utter of grief and despair--"To meet nevermore." [more]

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D.F. Downey Reality Lies

Fantasy
English
38924 Words
Ages 12 and up
1004
2

Have you ever seen something that you swear was something else only to find you were badly mistaken? Imagine a world where how a young boy sees the world is what the world becomes!This is is the story of Jay Noll as we follow him and the people he loves through the stages of his life, schooldays, young love, commitment and loss. A story of that realization that what we see is only how we perceive it. We are all Jay Noll and reality lies to each of us in our own separate ways. In my father's death I discovered the deeper meaning of this work and lived the reality of letting go. There are layers on layers of how we see the world. This story goes there. [more]

Keywords: Love, loss, life

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Hans Christian Andersen What The Moon Saw: And Other Tales (Fiscle Part-Xi)

Short Story
English
80462 Words
Ages 18 and up
2
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The Present Book Is Put Forth As A Sequel To The Volume Of Hans C. Andersen's "Stories And Tales," Published In A Similar Form In The Course Of 1864. It Contains Tales And Sketches Various In Character; And Following, As It Does, An Earlier Volume, Care Has Been Taken To Intersperse With The Children's Tales Stories Which, By Their Graver Character And Deeper Meaning, Are Calculated To Interest Those "Children Of A Larger Growth" Who Can Find Instruction As Well As Amusement In The Play Of Fancy And Imagination, Though The Realm Be That Of Fiction, And The Instruction Be Conveyed In A Simple Form. The Series Of Sketches Of "What The Moon Saw," With Which The Present Volume Opens, Arose From The Experiences Of Andersen, When As A Youth He Went To Seek His Fortune In The Capital Of His Native Land; And The Story Entitled "Under The Willow Tree" Is Said Likewise To Have Its Foundation In Fact; Indeed, It Seems Redolent Of The Truth Of That Natural Human Love And Suffering Which Is So Truly Said To "Make The Whole World Kin." [more]

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Hans Christian Andersen What The Moon Saw: And Other Tales (Fiscle Part-Xi)

Short Story
English
74539 Words
Ages 18 and up
2
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The Storks Tell Their Little Ones Very Many Stories, All Of The Moor And The Marsh. These Stories Are Generally Adapted To The Age And Capacity Of The Hearers. The Youngest Are Content If They Are Told "Kribble-Krabble, Plurre-Murre" As A Story, And Find It Charming; But The Older Ones Want Something With A Deeper Meaning, Or At Any Rate Something Relating To The Family. Of The Two Oldest And Longest Stories That Have Been Preserved Among The Storks, We Are Only Acquainted With One, Namely, That Of Moses, Who Was Exposed By His Mother On The Banks Of The Nile, And Whom The King's Daughter Found, And Who Afterwards Became A Great Man And A Prophet. That History Is Very Well Known. The Second Is Not Known Yet, Perhaps, Because It Is Quite An Inland Story. It Has Been Handed Down From Mouth To Mouth, From Stork-Mamma To Stork-Mamma, For Thousands Of Years, And Each Of Them Has Told It Better And Better; And Now _We_'Ll Tell It Best Of All. [more]

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Alfred Ballabene Astral Travelling

Esotericism
English
16464 Words
Ages 16 and up
153
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"Astral travel or astral projection, abbreviated OBE (out-of-body-experience), means travelling through subtle planes. It does not really matter if it is doubted that this possibility exists – what is important is that these experiences are highly exciting and allow us to grow inside as a person. With a perceptible and visible body, we experience an unknown environment that seems to be as real as the physical world. Sometimes we are even more awake and we experience everything with more intensity than in everyday life. We step into a world full of wonder and beauty. In this, we are not simply passive observers, but instead we are able to knock on someone’s door, to go in and speak with the people who live there. Through astral travel, my inner life has been enriched enormously. In repeated experiences on the astral plane, encounters with deceased and highly evolved beings, I could strengthen my own belief in a world beyond and in afterlife. Life has gained a deeper meaning – it is not only for short-lived pleasure and fun. Instead, higher goals are pursued, and it becomes possible to evolve as a person." This book presents and explains different phenomena and methods of astral travelling. It also contains considerations on lucid dreaming vs. astral travelling. People who are studying the phenomena of astral travelling will find plenty of information here. [more]

Keywords: astral travelling, OBE, out-of-body experiences, afterlife, world beyond, astral body, occult sciences, tunnel journeys, tunnel experiences, lucid dreams

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