Dhyana Yoga by Swami Sivananda


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ProductID: 19437 - Paperback - 207 Pages (Year: 2005)
Divine Life Society ~ ISBN: 8170520363

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Dhyaya or meditation is in the keeping up of the flow of one idea with a continuity as unbroken as the flow of oil. Meditation is of two kinds, viz, concrete and abstract. If you meditate on any picture or concrete object it is concrete meditation. If you meditate on an abstract idea, on any quality such as mercy, tolerance, it is abstract meditation. A beginner should practise concrete meditation. For some aspirants, abstract meditation is more easy than concrete meditation.

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There is a realm where there is neither earth nor water, neither space nor time, neither perception nor thinking, neither light nor darkness, neither east nor west. That is the abode of Brahman where there is everlasting peace and bliss.
-Swami Sivananda

Table of Contents

PUBLISHERS NOTE

PREFACE

INTRODUCTION

EXERCISES

CHAPTER ONE
Dhyana Yoga Explained

CHAPTER TWO
The Elixir Of Bliss

CHAPTER THREE
Formulas For Meditation

CHAPTER FOUR
Dhyana Yoga Sutras

CHAPTER FIVE
Questions and Answers

APPENDIX

About the Author

SRI SWAMI SIVANANDA , born on the 8th September, 1887, in the illustrious family of Sage Appayya Dikshita and several other renowned saints and savants, Sri swami Sivananda had a natural flair for a life devoted to the study and practice of Vedanta. Added to this was an inborn eagerness to serve all and an innate feeling of unity with all mankind. He is the author of over 300 volumes and has disciples all over the world, belonging to all nationalities, religions and creeds. To read his works is to drink at the Fountain of Wisdom Supreme. On 14th July, 163 he entered Mahasamadhi.

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