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Jnana Yoga
Swami Vivekananda
The path of knowledge according to Advaita Vedanta: the necessity of religion, maya as a statement of facts rather than a theory, the personal and impersonal God, the unity of existence and the realisation of the Self. It is his most philosophical exposition: a defence of monism as the rational culmination of religion, in dialogue with the science and agnosticism of his time, and the basis of his thesis that all religions lead to the same unity.
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· 16 capitoli · 6 h di lettura
- 1Volume 2/Jnana-Yoga/The Necessity of Religion19′
- 2Volume 2/Jnana-Yoga/The Real Nature of Man28′
- 3Volume 2/Jnana-Yoga/Maya and Illusion27′
- 4Volume 2/Jnana-Yoga/Maya and the Evolution of the Conception of God20′
- 5Volume 2/Jnana-Yoga/Maya and Freedom18′
- 6Volume 2/Jnana-Yoga/The Absolute and Manifestation21′
- 7Volume 2/Jnana-Yoga/God in Everything17′
- 8Volume 2/Jnana-Yoga/Realisation31′
- 9Volume 2/Jnana-Yoga/Unity in Diversity22′
- 10Volume 2/Jnana-Yoga/The Freedom of the Soul22′
- 11Volume 2/Jnana-Yoga/The Cosmos: The Macrocosm14′
- 12Volume 2/Jnana-Yoga/The Cosmos: The Microcosm22′
- 13Volume 2/Jnana-Yoga/Immortality18′
- 14Volume 2/Jnana-Yoga/The Atman25′
- 15Volume 2/Jnana-Yoga/The Atman: Its Bondage and Freedom13′
- 16Volume 2/Jnana-Yoga/The Real and the Apparent Man41′