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Bhakti Yoga
Swami Vivekananda
The path of love for God. Vivekananda defines bhakti as 'a real, genuine search after the Lord' that begins, continues and ends in love, and follows it from preparatory devotion—with symbols, images, names and the need for a teacher—to supreme devotion, in which lover, love and beloved merge. He defends image worship as a legitimate step against reformist critics and reconciles it with non-dual Vedanta.
Englisch
· 10 Kapitel · 1 Std. Lesezeit
- 1Volume 3/Bhakti-Yoga/Definition of Bhakti8′
- 2Volume 3/Bhakti-Yoga/The Philosophy of Ishvara9′
- 3Volume 3/Bhakti-Yoga/Spiritual Realisation, the aim of Bhakti-Yoga3′
- 4Volume 3/Bhakti-Yoga/The Need of Guru4′
- 5Volume 3/Bhakti-Yoga/Qualifications of the Aspirant and the Teacher8′
- 6Volume 3/Bhakti-Yoga/Incarnate Teachers and Incarnation5′
- 7Volume 3/Bhakti-Yoga/The Mantra: Om: Word and Wisdom4′
- 8Volume 3/Bhakti-Yoga/Worship of Substitutes and Images4′
- 9Volume 3/Bhakti-Yoga/The Chosen Ideal4′
- 10Volume 3/Bhakti-Yoga/The Method and the Means8′