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| CONTENTS:- Part One: The Vedic Spiritual Paths:Vedic Culture: The Last Bastion of Deep Spiritual Truth; The King of Knowledge; Vishnu, the Wish for Sustainability; Introduction to the Roots of Kundalinin and Kundalini Yoga; Transcendence Through Story in the Age of Kaliyuga; The Main Vedic Spiritual Paths: Something for Everyone; Vedic Sociology: An Arrangement for Everyone's--Highest Potential; The One World Religion; The Vedic Process for World Peace. Part Two: The Vedic Arts and Sciences: The Scientific WorldviewtTruth or Consequences?; How I Discovered Vedic Science; Human Devolution: A Vedic Account of Human Origins; Ayurveda: The Living Tradition of Vedic Medicine; How Vedic Astrology Can Assist Us; The Use of Gems in Vedic Astrology (Jyotish) and Ayurveda; Vastu Shastra: The Divine School of Architecture; Divine Nature: Practical Application of Vedic Ethical Principles in Resolving the Environmental Crisis; Conclusion by Stephen Knapp. |
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| The Vedic tradition of India is not simply a spiritual path but a way of life. It includes many avenues of learning that an increasing number of people from the West are investigating and using. This book provides a new view of what the Vedic culture has to offer from those who discovered it and practice it themselves, and how it has affected and benefited their own lives. This type of presentation is rarely found in books that are available today on Eastern traditions.
This book will show the advantages of the Vedic paths of development that you can use in your own life to attain more personal awareness, happiness and fulfillment. These include the systems of yoga, meditation and spiritual practice, Vedic astrology, Ayurveda, Vedic gemology, vegetarianism, Vastu or home arrangement, environmental awareness, and more.
Vedic culture implies a broad field of knowledge for self-discovery and well- being for everyone. It is meant for the greater good of society. It is rooted in what is called Sanatana-dharma, the eternal and universal truths that can benefit everyone. It promotes the ultimate way for self-growth, self-healing, self-empowerment, and, naturally, self-realization. But the difference is that it also provides a variety of methods that can be used to accomplish this. So if this interests you, this book will introduce the tools that can make this possible. |
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