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Neither This Nor That But...Aum; One Hundred Meditations: 2006 Fourth Edition
 
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Neither This Nor That But...Aum; One Hundred Meditations: 2006 Fourth Edition [Hardcover]

Nitya Chaitanya Yati (Author)

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June 1, 1995
A modern day Upanishad, Narayana Guru's unparalleled "Hundred Verses of Self Instruction" is a complete and intensive course for the intelligent seeker of wisdom. The title "Neither This Nor That But Aum" is taken from the conclusive hundredth verse. The one hundred steps embrace the gamut of ancient and modern wisdom, synthesizing it into a unitive vision of exceptional power and profundity. Pitfalls of religious faith are avoided, and the aspirant's mind is engaged directly and in familiar modern terms. The reader will find simple instructions and practical methods throughout. He or she will be convinced to eagerly effect positive personal transformations, both short-term and long-term. The effect is like sitting at the feet of Narayana Guru himself. As is true with the original Upanishads, the work requires a sympathetic commentary of one both knowledgeable in its meaning and also well versed in the language and mental orientation of the reader. Nitya Chaitanya Yati is a grand disciple of the author, a poet-seer, and a psychologically and scientifically astute instructor. His insights shine directly into the heart and mind of the reader to untangle knot after knot of confusion regarding the scope and problems of life. Using everyday examples to clarify the text, Nitya has made this brilliant masterwork accessible to all.

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Narayana Guru 1854-1928 An able successor to Shankaracharya, the Guru was a mystic seer, philosopher, visionary, poet, and social reformer of immense influence in South India. His major writings form some of the most significant works of philosophy in the modern idiom. Narayana Guru's revaluation of Advaita Vedanta has found resonance with seekers of truth worldwide. Guru Nitya Chaitanya Yati 1924-1999 A widely travelled preceptor and prolific writer, Nitya studied at the feet of Nataraja Guru, Narayana Guru's eminent disciple. Together they have brought a scientific and philosophically rigorous perspective to the study of the mystery of life, grounded in the ancient wisdom texts. The Narayana Gurukula continues their instruction in a number of centres.

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