Bhawesh nath pathak (6 Ergebnisse)

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Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents 1. Unity and reconciliation. 2. Conflicts resolution. 3. Means and meditation. 4. Fruits and realization. The Brahma Sutras formulated by Sage Vyasa about 2500 years ago systematises the Jnana Kanda or the knowledge portion of the Vedas and the Upanisads and deals with the Vedanta philosophy or absolute Monism. There are several commentaries on it but none would come nearest to the concise aphorisms in brevity conciseness and manner of treatment and which while making the meaning clear does not depart from the path of condensation. A good explanation not to be annoying must leave something to be explained and understood by one's own efforts and volition. Hence this poetic annotation. This tries to give the English readers and seekers an idea of what these aphorisms are about their subtleness as well as greatness without going into very many unnecessary details and leaving them enough scope to elaborate on the possible interpretations themselves. 212 pp.…

Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. It is indeed a great feat to contain fully each extremely rich Samskrta Sloka of Bhagavadgita in a two or four line verse in any other language. Commentators and authors in many languages have in their way tried to reach perfection. And so has this author too. He has successfully tried to present both a true and hearty Hindi Gita and an essentially English Gita as true to the texts and teaching's as they could possibly be made and not just another couple of translations. While remaining strictly within the confines of two or four lines of verses he has nonetheless wonderfully incorporated wherever required subtle explanations to bring out the concealed inner and real meaning. The Gita is a series of divine and sublime songs and the two renderings also had to be in sublime poetry in people's languages to be sung in a better and more meaningful manner. We do hope that these may prove to be the best and may finally be adopted by all a standard rendering of the Gita both in Hindi and English. It is really the Gita Divine mad more melodious and meaningful in sublime Hindi and English verses. 258 pp.…