POEMS INSPIRED BY THE SOUL AWAKENING EXPERIENCE (original) (raw)

ALL ABOUT HINDUISM By SRI SWAMI SIVANANDA

Omaggio a Sri Swami Sivananda. dalla presentazione: "PUBLISHERS’ NOTE Hinduism is veritably the fountain-head of all religions. It contains within itself the seeds of all religions. It includes all religions and excludes none. It is but natural that people all over the world should show increasing interest in a religion with so universal an appeal. “ALL ABOUT HINDUISM” is intended to meet the needs of those who want to be introduced to the various facets of the crystal that is Hinduism. The book, which was first published in 1947, has now been rearranged in a more convenient form, with useful additions here and there, and is now released in its fifth edition. We do hope that all serious students of Hindu Religion and Philosophy will find the book useful and interesting. —THE DIVINE LIFE SOCIETY." Il testo è liberamente scaricabile in versione stampabile al sito indicato in intestazione nel testo.

I. The Eastern Spiritual Aspect on Death: Hidden Treasure

From the dawn of man, death has captured the interest of all spans of people including poets, philosophers, artists, scientists, and laypersons alike attempting to integrate the concept of death into an explanation of the meaning of life.

Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures. . . . chapters 1-6

Science and Health, by Mary Baker Eddy 1875 Civil war era doctrine and teachings for the restoration. The Divine Christian Science of the philosophies and doctrines of "the Divine Mind" feature prominently. Plenty of medical doctrine and Christian philosophy, and also some hints towards when to use sexual healing.

Science & Health....the 1875 Christian Science Gospel-reader

Volume 14 of The New Melchizedek Bible (the bible of all known religious writings in chronological order) The book appears to be a memorial to President Lincoln. Apparently written by Civil War vets and feminists. The text renumbered quite well! Turned out real nice. Also edited for clarity, with suggestion of certain words thought to have been omitted.