Hinduisme: liv og lære

Yoga rummer en dybere spirituel dimension, som ikke kun har med smidighed, fysiskvelbefindende og stressreduktion at gøre, men handler om udvikling af vores bevidsthed. Yoga er at leve med nærvær og dyb respekt over for en selv og ens krop og over for alle andre mennesker og alt levende. Spirituel yoga indbefatter meditation og refleksion, men drejer sig grundlæggende om en særlig livsindstilling, der ikke er begrænset til de perioder, hvor du sidder på puden eller yogamåtten og laver dine øvelser.I Yoga som spirituel praksis præsenterer den erfarne meditationslærer og forfatter Svend Trier de forskellige klassiske yogaveje og viser deres relevans og praktiske anvendelse i dag. Spirituelt søgende og yogaudøvere, som ønsker at udvide deres praksis og forståelse af yoga, kan have særlig gavn af bogen, men den henvender sig til alle, der interesserer sig for personlig udvikling.Yogaens visdomslære er udviklet og forfinet over flere tusind år og tilbyder værktøjer og metoder til at opnå højere niveauer af bevidsthed og giver mulighed for at leve et rigere og mere fyldestgørende liv på alle niveauer.leve et rigere og mere fyldestgørende liv på alle niveauer.

The first step-by-step guide to the techniques of Kaula Tantra, the practical yogini path to enlightenment

Leaving on the consecrated excursion along Explorer's Way to Kedarnath Dham is an extraordinary odyssey that entwines otherworldliness with the stunning excellence of the Himalayas. This venerated journey isn't simply an actual campaign yet a journey of the spirit, crossing through rough territories and old paths that resound with hundreds of years of strict importance. As the excursion begins, travelers wind up drenched in the flawless normal greatness of the Garhwal locale, where snow-covered tops, thick timberlands, and wandering streams make an ensemble of nature's marvels. The air is touched with a profound emanation, establishing the vibe for the sacrosanct objective that anticipates toward the finish of the path - Kedarnath Dham, one of the holiest sanctuaries committed to Ruler Shiva. The path unfurls like an embroidery of dedication, with each step uncovering old stone-cleared ways, curious towns, and beguiling villages settled in the midst of the mountains. Explorers frequently experience the warm friendliness of local people, who have defended the holiness of this journey for ages. The excursion turns into a social inundation, offering looks into the conventional Garhwali lifestyle and the tough soul of the mountain networks. Every step of the way, the magnificent Kedarnath Valley coaxes with its ethereal excellence, repeating the songs and petitions that have reverberated through these mountains for a really long time. The journey requests both actual endurance and mental backbone, as explorers climb steep grades and explore through testing landscape. However, the difficulties could not hope to compare to the profound prizes that anticipate close to home. After arriving at Kedarnath Dham, travelers are welcomed by the old stone sanctuary, a wonder of Himalayan engineering. Encircled by transcending tops, the sanctuary remains as a demonstration of relentless confidence and the getting through connection among humankind and the heavenly. The reverberation of sanctuary ringers and the serenades of fans make an air accused of eternality, offering a significant feeling of satisfaction to the people who have embraced the challenging at this point consecrated venture along Explorer's Way.

The Hanuman Chalisa is chanted and sung in every Indian home. It was composed by Goswami Tulsidas, the author of Ramcharitmanas fame, circa 16th century CE. It is a prayer to Strength-Valor-Faith.It is that which brings up and nurtures these qualities.---------The Hanuman Chalisa is sung in Awadhi Language, connected to Ayodhaya, the land of Lord Ram. The Awadhi Alphabet was written in the Kaithi Script.---------This edition contains a crisp translation that will appeal to the English speaking public.Contains Original verses in Awadhi with a Latin transliteration.

Hinduism, the true name of which is 'Sanatana Dharma' is the world's oldest religion.This books gives an insight into the various aspects of Hinduism for the beginner.It is a concise text to understand all about Hinduism. The book was written mainly with a view to bring the doctrines and distinctive features of the Sanatana Dharma to the Indian diaspora who are scattered all over the world.The following aspects of Hinduism are detailed in its various chapters.What is religion. How did religion evolve.What are the Hindu Scriptures.How does a Hindu worship his God(s).What is Idol worship and Temple worship.Which are the important Hindu Festivals.What is the role of Meditation in Hinduism.What is the meaning of Yoga in Hinduism.What does the word 'Dharma' mean in Hinduism.What are the roles of Karma and Reincarnation in Hinduism.What are Mythologies in Hinduism. What is their roles.What is meant by an Avatar in Hinduism.What is the concept of Varna Ashrama in Hinduism.Why are most Hindus Vegetarians. Is Diet important in Hinduism.Hinduism and its relation to Arts like Music, Dance, Drama and Painting.Science and Hinduism is dealt with in some detail.What is the Concept of Time in Hinduism.What does Hinduism say about Death and Reincarnation.Who were Adi Sankaracharya and Swami Vivekananda.Finally, a rapid-fire round of Miscellaneous Questions about Hinduism.Three American children visit their grandfather in a remote village in India during their summer break in the US. The grandfather explains to them the various features of Hinduism and patiently answers the questions posed by the three little juveniles.It is not a book for Hindus only, but non-Hindus can derive benefit from it by understanding more about Hinduism and its vastness. It helps them figure out the mystifying concepts and philosophy of Hinduism.Hinduism is called more a 'Way of Life' than a religion per se. The average Hindu likes to follow his religion and keep updated with the basic tenets of the faith.Many modern Hindu parents would like their children to be aware of the basic principles and features of Hinduism, but unfortunately are unable to find answers to the questions posed by their teenaged children. This book attempts to provide those answers.The whole book is in a Question and Answer format styled after the Hindu scriptures. Every Hindu scripture like the Upanishads or the Bhagavad Gita is presented in a Q & A style.The book intends to bring Basic Hinduism to the doorstep of the common man and children.Catch them young is the phrase today. Children should be inculcated in the basics of Hindu culture at an early age to mold their character and vision.This book is a must read for every Hindu parent and child to keep the light of the Sanatana Dharma glowing eternally in the modern world and in their hearts.Get you Copy today and be benefitted.

This book elucidates the nature of the One-Consciousness that alone is seen pervading the entirety of existence and also talks about the state of Sanatana-Dharma. This is a niche book which will benefit only those who love Sanatana-Dharma in its pristine form from prehistoric days and who now find it to be on the verge of extinction--and would now like to see Sanatana-Dharma make a comeback. This book is not suitable for everyone and is meant only for mature readers--who are keen to understand diverse viewpoints critical of their own beliefs. You are not welcome to read this book, especially if you are of another religion and get easily offended.This Book is for entertainment purposes only and is purely a work of fiction; all religions, nations, races, people, books, histories, places, events, timelines etc., referred to in this book--even those that might be construed to have any resemblance to the existing ones of the present times--are entirely fictional and intended to be used in a fictitious manner, and do not refer to any existing ones of the present age at all.Reading this book may cause lasting changes in your thought process and ideology; it may force you to rethink your entire belief system and bring fundamental changes in your life. Not everyone is ready for such massive transformations and hence we recommend that you do not read it. There is nothing in this book which can be of interest to children; only for adults.

Explores the cultural dynamics of this ancient form of Sanskrit theater.

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The Sacred Books of the East, a 50-volume series, encompasses the seven non-Christian religions of Asia: Hinduism, Buddhism, Taoism, Confucianism, Zoroastrianism, Jainism, and Islam. Translated into English by authorities in their respective fields, these sacred texts have been edited by F. Max Muller and have profoundly influenced civilization. The Upanishads, Part 2 (1884) translated by Müller, is volume XV of The Sacred Books of the East, a series available from Cosimo Classics. This book is in two parts and focuses on Hinduism. It contains the eleven foundational Upanishads, told in story form and focused on philosophy. These differ from the earlier ritual-based Vedic texts. Readers wanting to learn more about Hinduism and ancient history should add this book to their personal library.

This book is based on the knowledge of Yantra, Tantra, and Mantra Vidya. The author has meticulously crafted this work, drawing from years of relentless research on the truths of Yantras, Tantras, Mantras, and Totkas. Embracing the fervor of exploration, he has ignited the divine light of Indian sages and seers' ancient Tantric wisdom, empowering readers with profound insights.Within these pages lie ancient 'Totkas, ' quick and effective remedies that hold the power to transform lives. As readers delve into these sacred practices, they are invited to embrace, utilize, and infuse their lives with the transformative potential of these esoteric arts. Unleash the power within, navigate through obstacles, and embrace a life of success, guided by the wisdom of the Yantra-Tantra-Mantra Vidya.

Many people are unable to understand and appreciate much of the Hindu scriptures because these sacred texts are in Sanskrit, a most beautiful but intricate root language. This book interprets in easily understandable language, the thousand names of Lalithaadeevii, divine mother who is manifested in the entire universe from time immemorial. She is the auspicious embodiment of everything. Rama fondly recalls her early childhood days when her grandmother affectionately described the all-powerfulness and creative dexterity of mother goddess. This book offers poetic praises of goddess in her glory, magnificent beauty and matchless power. This book describes goddess in her varied forms and names. Parameeshwaraa, her male counterpart evolved from her as a precursor to the creation process. Goddess stays in the conscience of every being ready to offer guidance throughout one's life. Our goal is to find that divine being in us and submit ourselves to her. Unfortunately, we sometimes fall into the grip of our greedy mind with countless inappropriate desires and get entrapped into destiny. Real happiness is experienced when one engages the mind in hard work, honest living and contentment and when leading a life guided by pure conscience and awareness. Whether you are one who expresses spirituality through service to others or silent prayer or elaborate rituals, may this book help you tap into the healing and empowering root energy of her mysterious and awesome power. May this book help give you a window to mother goddess' brahmaanandaa, causeless happiness.

About the BookA CLASSIC GUIDE TO THE LIVES AND LEGENDS OF THE MANY GODDESSES WHO INHABIT THE HINDU IMAGINATIONLakshmi massages Vishnu's feet. Is this male domination? Kali stands on Shiva's chest. Is this female domination? Shiva is half a woman. Is this gender quality? Why then is Shakti never half a man? Taken literally, stories, symbols and rituals of Hindu mythology have much to say about gender relationships. Taken symbolically, they reveal many more things about humanity and nature. Which is the correct reading?The third title in the bestselling 'Hindu Trinity' series focuses on the Goddess and respected mythologist Devdutt Pattanaik tries to unravel the secrets locked within her stories, symbols and rituals.About the AuthorDevdutt Pattanaik is an Indian physician turned leadership consultant, mythologist and author whose works focus largely on the areas of myth, mythology and also management. He is former chief belief officer of Future Group, one of India's largest retailers. He writes a column for the newspaper Mid-Day.

Addressing herself to an American audience, Pandita Ramabai introduces the reader of The High-Caste Hindu Woman to the lives of Indian women fortunate enough to be born into the Brahman caste. Despite their supposedly fortunate status, these women not only suffered from a lack of education, but risked punishment for transgressing the rules of men.

The Knowledge of the Holy is a book by A. W. Tozer, a prominent Christian theologian and pastor, published in 1961. It explores the attributes of God and seeks to deepen the reader's understanding of God's nature. Tozer emphasizes the importance of knowing God as He truly is, rather than relying on limited or distorted views. He argues that many people have a shallow or inadequate understanding of God, which affects their relationship with Him and spiritual growth. Tozer delves into various attributes of God, such as infinitude, omnipresence, wisdom, sovereignty, and holiness. He emphasizes the transcendence and immanence of God, emphasizing the paradoxical nature of His existence as both beyond human comprehension and intimately involved in the world. Tozer emphasizes the significance of pursuing a true knowledge of God for intellectual satisfaction and a transformative encounter with the divine. He encourages readers to approach God with reverence, awe, and a desire for deeper intimacy with Him.Tozer warns against reducing God to a mere concept or object of study, urging readers to embrace the mystery and majesty of God's nature. The Knowledge of the Holy has been highly regarded within Christian circles and continues to be widely read and recommended as a resource for those seeking a deeper understanding of God and a more vibrant spiritual life.