The Path of the Masters

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Julian Johnson M.A. B.D. M.D.

Exercise & Fitness

Radha Soami Satsang Beas

Radha Swami Teachings

Puri, Prof Lekh Raj

Die to live contains some of the many questions on the topic of meditation that have been asked over the years by disciples and seekers from all parts of the world. Even in the printed form, the spontaneity, the patience, the humor, the wisdom and the love in Maharaj Charan Singh's answers are clearly apparent, and will be an inspiration for true seekers everywhere to meditate and follow that Path within.

Die to Live

Maharaj Charan Singh

494About the books have been written on various aspects of Guru Nanak. The recent trend has been to lay exclusive emphasis on certain sociological aspects of his teaching and influence. In Comparison, far too little has been said on the essence of his teaching, which may be designated as spiritual or mystic. The present work has a distinct focus on this specific aspect.The Author has also lucidly brought out the close relationship that exists between the mystic experience and ethics as well as religion, drawing on his rich background in western philosophy. The mystic experience has been shown to be the cause as also the effect of ethical living. And, it has been forcefully brought out that all religions are essentially mystical. PrefaceGuru Nanak is another volume in our Mystics of the East Series. All the monographs previously published in this Series have been well received; hence, need was felt for a monograph on Guru Nanak, one of the greatest saints of India.Like the other volumes in the Series, Guru Nanak brings out the same essential features that are inherent in the teachings of all true saints. The author ably expounds some important aspects of Guru Nanak's teachings that are generally ignored. Thus, although there are already many books on Guru Nanak, we hope this book will have special interest for those with some background in the subject who are imbued with a seeking spirit.Guru Nanak differs from the rest of the Series in its exposition at some length on the meaning and significance of mysticism for human life. The author also attempts to bring out the close relationship of mystical experience to ethics as well as religion, drawing on his background in

Guru Nanak: His Mystic Teachings (Mystics of the East)

J. R. Puri

Pages: 413Back of the BookKabir, the human body is a mighty ocean, Its depth is difficult to fathom. Only one who dies while living —Who dives within —.Can find its pearls. I am a diver in this ocean: In a single dive I bring to the surfaceSuch pearls of knowledge As are unknown to the world, About the BookThis book is humbly and reverently dedicated to Maharaja Charan Singh Ji who used my hands to write it and gave me the inspiration and strength to complete it.As long as I talked unceasingly about the Lord, The Lord stayed away, kept at a distance. But when I silenced my mouth, sat very still And fixed my mind at the doorway of the Lord, I soon was linked to the music of the Word And all my talking came to an end.PrefaceThis book explores the life, teachings and poetry of the saint Kabir, who taught the mystic path of God-realization in fifteenth-century India. Kabir is one of the best known of the Indian mystic poets, his poetry having been translated widely into other languages by both Eastern and Western religious and literary scholars. With the publication of this book in 1966, however, Isaac A. Ezekiel offered a fresh perspective on Kabir’s work. Rather than present a scholarly analysis, Ezekiel’s mission was to explore the spiritual significance of Kabir’s life and poetry and share it with seekers of both East and West.In his life as disciple, poet and spiritual teacher, Kabir transcended religion, nationality and caste. His was a world without boundaries, a world in which all beings are equal in divine essence. According to tradition, he was raised a Muslim yet came to seek initiation from Ramanand, a Hindu adept and t

Kabir (The Great Mystic)

Isaac A. Ezekiel

Language: English Pages: 778 About the Book CONTENTS Preface 15 LIFE 1 TEACHINGS 43 SELECTED POEMS 189 Kabir's Prayer 191 The Untold Tale 280 The Weaver of God's Name 192 Kabir's Homeland 231 The Propitious Moment 195 Who Dwell in Nam 234 Who Drinks Elixir 197 The Created Gods 235 Light the Lamp 199 The city of the Dead 238 Pious Liars 200 The Shameless Queen 240 The Slumbering wife 201 The Treasure Map 242 The Color of Nam 203 Forgive Thy Child 243 The Strength of Cravings 204 Slaves of Mind 244 Without the Master 206 Within the Home 246 A Bride Yearning 208 From the Same Light 248 Only While Living 210 Mystery of Mind 250 Holy Baths 213 The Bird That Sings Within 253 Many a Home 215 Fear of God 255 Tethered to Prejudice 217 The State of Sahaj 257 The Blind See 2

Kabir The Weaver of God's Name

V. K. Sethi

A comprehensive statement of the Teachings of the Great Masters or Spiritual Luminaries of the East. Also an outline of their scientific system of exercises by means of which they attain the highest degree of spiritual development.

The Science of the Soul is a collection of illuminating discourses and excerpts from letter and talks by Maharaj Jagat Singh Ji, the Master at Beas from 1948 to 1951. It is a masterly exposition of the teaching of the Saints and speaks vividly of who the Masters are, the downfall of the soul and how it can return Home, the utter darkness that pervades in the universe and how one can dispel it.

The Science of the Soul, Consisting of Discourses and Excerpts from Letters

singh,sardar bahadur maharaj jagat

Dawn of Light : Excerpts from Letters 1911 to 1934

Huzur Maharaj Sawan Singh

Language: EnglishPages: 344PrefaceTheHoly Name: Mysticism in Judaism explores the mystic truths common to Judaismand the teachings of the saints (sant Mat). It coversseveral thousand years of Jewish mystic history and thought and provides thereader with a rich and varied compilation of writings collected from theprophets of the Bible, Jewish Sufis of thirteenth-century Egypt, the Kabbalists of Safed, the Hasidimof Eastern Europe, and many other Jewish philosophers and mystics.Inorder to clarify and elaborate on certain concepts and demonstrate thecommonality of mystic experience, the author includes quotations from suchmystics as Rumi (MaulanaRum), Bulleh Shah, KabirSahib, Guru Nanak and Mira Bai. She brings referencesfrom Judaism and other mystic traditions to show that the practice ofmeditating Gods holy Name, or the inner sound reverberating within each one ofus, is a timeless path to God-realization. She also affirms from mystic textsthat we need the guidance of a living spiritual master or teacher for spiritualliberation.Thefirst edition of The Holy Name was published in 1989. MaharajCharan Singh passed away in 1990, naming Gurinder Singh Dhillon to succeedhim. Under the present masters guidance, the publications department of the Radha soami Society at Beas isrevising many of its English titles in the context of the globalization ofknowledge about different religions and spiritual paths.Thisnewly revised edition of The Holy Name thus reflects a decision by thepublisher to minimize the

The Holy Name (Mysticism in Judaism)

Miriam Bokser Caravella

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The Path of the Masters

Radha Swami Teachings

Die to Live

Guru Nanak: His Mystic Teachings (Mystics of the East)

Kabir (The Great Mystic)

Kabir The Weaver of God's Name

The Path of the Masters

The Science of the Soul, Consisting of Discourses and Excerpts from Letters

Dawn of Light : Excerpts from Letters 1911 to 1934

The Holy Name (Mysticism in Judaism)