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The book is a collection of works by the Indian thinker, religious reformer and democrat-educator Swami Vivekananda (1863 --- 1902). His writings give a kind of encyclopedic presentation of the various yogas. Considering that the only way to save modern mankind is to turn to spiritual and religious experience, Swami Vivekananda promoted Indian national traditions, emphasized the paramount importance and spread of universal religion, put forward the ideas of "courageous Hinduism", active service to humanity.
The book is intended for those who are interested philosophy, religious thought of India.
The book includes the main works of the famous Indian humanist thinker, religious reformer, public figure, founder of the Ramakrishna mission, Swami Vivekananda (1863-1902). Four Yogas: Karma Yoga. Raja yoga. Jnana yoga. Bhakti yoga. Works of different years.
Table of contents
To the Russian reader. Swami Gahanananda
Swami Vivekananda: life and legacy. B.S. Kostyuchenko
KARMA-YOGA
Chapter I. Karma in its impact on a person's character
Chapter II. Everyone is Great in His Place
Chapter III. The Secret of Labor
Chapter IV. What is duty?
Chapter V. We do not help the world, but ourselves
Chapter VI. Independence is complete self-denial
Chapter VII. Freedom
Chapter VIII. Ideal of Karma Yoga
RAJA YOGA
Preface
Chapter I. Introduction
Chapter II. First Steps
Chapter III. Prana
Chapter IV. Psychic Prana
Chapter V. Management of Psychic Prana
Chapter VI. Pratyahara and Dharana
Chapter VII. Dhyana and Samadhi
Chapter VIII. Summary of Raja Yoga
APHORISMS OF PATANJAL
Introduction
Chapter I. Concentration as a Means of Spiritual Development
Chapter II. The Practice of Concentration
Chapter III. Forces
Chapter IV. Independence
JNANA YOGA
Necessity of religion
The true nature of man
Maya and illusion
Maya and the evolution of the concept of God
Maya and freedom
Absolute and its manifestations
God in everything
Awareness
Unity in diversity
Freedom of spirit
Cosmos
Macrocosm
Microcosm
Immortality
Atman
Atman: its unfreedom and freedom
Genuine and apparent man
Format - 170 x 240 mm

Illustrated.

There are pencil underlines. No dust jacket.