Muktananda Muktananda Knihy

This book presents the teachings of Swami Muktananda and Gurumayi Chidvilasananda, organized into 12 themes for daily meditation, offering guidance on spiritual life.

Do not be lazy in Swadhyaya (chanting and reciting sacred texts) - do not neglect it! Swadhyaya is, in fact, a way to study yourself. It has been practiced from time immemorial by great beings - enlightened beings, leaders, teachers, preceptors and fully realized masters - and they have inspired others to practice it as well. Swadhyaya increases inner radiance, mental vigor and agility. Its practice is far more uplifting than indulging in futile thoughts and unnecessary mental activity or following worthless tendencies.Swadhyaya embraces all aspects of yoga and grants all its rewards.

This compilation of Swami Muktananda's talks and writings about his guru, Bhagawan Nityananda, forms an absorbing biography and loving portrait of one of the greatest spiritual masters of modern India.

Swami Muktananda belongs to the rare and ancient lineage of Siddhas, self realized masters who are known for their ability to awaken the spiritual potential in others. Revered in his own country and tradition for his spiritual attainment and the universality of his teaching, he has in recent years become one of the most highly regarded meditation masters in the world. In these pages he offers, in straightforward and often humorous language, an understanding of meditation as it is and can be.

Transforming your thoughts is key to achieving a fulfilling life, as they shape your happiness and actions. Swami Mukundananda, a renowned spiritual teacher, guides you through understanding and managing your thoughts, emphasizing techniques like meditation and creative thinking. By dismantling harmful thought patterns and focusing on positive thinking, you can unlock your potential and elevate your inner self. This journey of thought revolution promises profound personal growth and fulfillment of your life's purpose.

A spiritual autobiography of Swami Muktananda that tells the story of his journey to self-realization under the guidance of Bhagawan Nityananda, describing his experiences. It begins with his spiritual initiation on August 15, 1947, and continues through his enlightenment nine years later.

Nawa Yogini Tantra explores the needs of women in today's society from a yogic perspective.From her esoteric origins as "goddess" the book traces the unique journey of each woman through life's varying roles and situations.The reader is given a broad view of issues that concern women of all ages,from adolescence through to adulthood. The book addresses the specific health needs of women and offers coomrehensive yogic advice,along with specially designed practice programmes for ongoing health management.Topics problems,varicose veins and urinary disorders. Line draweings are included.

Encouraging students to recognize their identity with Shiva (the all-pervasive Lord), these commentaries on verses of Kashmir Shaivite philosophy illuminate the experience.