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About Swami Chinmayananda
Swami Chinmayananda: is a saint from India who had brought about a spiritual renaissance throughout the world. Inspired by Mother Ganga, he chose to come down to the plains and share what he had gained. In 1951 he had set rolling what was later to become the Chinmaya Mission Movement. Dynamic and creative, he has authored many books, despite his busy schedule for the benefit of spiritual seekers.
With his own brand of wit, humour and vocabulary, he paints vividly the wisdom of the ages in front of us. His commentary on the Bhagavad-Gita is considered one of the best ever. Also his commentaries on the Upanishads are outstanding for their clarity and crisp logic. Other than his commentaries, he has also written numerous books on Vedanta, Meditation, Indian Culture and Symbolism. He is well-known for his books Kindle Life, a Fundamental text of Vedanta well-known widely popular for its simplicity and thought-provoking examples and Art of Man-making, which conveys the essence of the Gita for the younger generation inspiring them to live a life of higher ideal and purpose. In his book Art of God-symbolism he shatters the age old myths, rendering a new perspective to God-symbolism.
He has authored over 80 titles and his books have been translated into many regional as well as foreign languages influencing the lives of millions.
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Ashtavakra-gita is a short treatise on Advaita Vedanta which systematically deals with the mystical experiences of the individual in his flight to the transcendental peace and Bliss. The subtle philosophical truths are expounded in the form of a lucid dialogue between the teenager Sage Ashtavakra and his royal disciple, the King-seer Janaka.
To Ashtavakra, Self-knowledge through direct mystical intuition is the only goal to be reached and experienced in the dynamic silence of one’s own deepest meditation.
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‘Bhaja’ literally means ‘seek’, ‘Govindam’ means ‘the Lord’ – ‘the Truth’. The learned masters, out of deep compassion try to wake up humanity. They invite us to open our eyes to a higher dimension of living. The whole text of Bhaja Govindam in essence means ‘Wake up, seek the Lord, and stop seeking the primitive and superficial things in life.’
The compilation of thoughts presented in this book is applicable to one and all. Swami Sukhabodhananda in his unique style explains the verses with deep clarity and understanding.
In short, this teaching is an extravaganza of spiritual knowledge and meditation that guides a student step by step to the glorious state of immortality, peace and bliss.
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Pujya Gurudev, Swami Chinmayananda’s commentary on the Upanishad, like all other Upanishads gives insight to the seeker to understand the subtle language of the Upanishad in a easy and clear manner. His master strokes are very evident in his lucid lectures on the Upanishad.
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Bhagavan Shankaracharya’s Atmabodha is one such text. It is a scientific journey, throwing light on the subtle concepts present in our shastras. With striking examples and ingenious poetry he guides the reader along the path of Vedanta terminology.
Pujya Swami Chinmayananda in his commentary effortlessly presents to the common man the timeless wisdom of Shankaracharya. Reflecting on these verses will uplift the mind and elevate the soul.
A great guide for beginners and a meditation prop for advanced seekers.
It analyses the entire range of human consciousness in the three states of waking (jagrata)dream (swapna) and dreamless sleep (susupti) which are common to all humans.It asserts unequivocally that the Absolute Reality is non-dual (advaita) and attribute-less (nirguna).
It has a unique method of approach to Truth.It provides symbol to for meditation in the mono-syllable AUM comprising of three sounds A,U,M, detailing it's philosophical implications.According to Muktikopanishad,it forms the epitome of all the hundred and eight Upanishads which have been accepted as authentic.
Swami Chinmayananda’s erudite commentary on the kenopanishad, is peppered with humour and timeless anecdotes that paints a vivid picture and gives a modern context to this age-old wisdom.
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Bhagavan Adi Shankaracharya, in his utter compassion, benevolence and unique versatility, brings forth a prakarana text in verse form for the sadhakas, of the highest teaching enshrined in this thought provoking statement with its word meaning (vacyartha) and its import (lakshyartha) and the consequent dawning of Aham Brahmasmi in the sadhaka’s mind.
Swami Chinmayananda in this commentary makes a very lucid and deep analysis of the intricate and subtle thought development of the sentence ’That Thou Art’. He brings out clarity into how to understand each word of the statement and arrive at the clear meaning of the Mahavakya for us all in this beautiful dialogue between teacher and student. A great aid and blessing to all serious sadhakas on this very subjective analysis of Self – enquiry.
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