Essays in Philosophy
Book Details:
• Publisher: The Divine Life Society
• Author: Swami Sivananda
• Language: English
• Cover: Paperback
• Dimensions: 21 cm × 13.5 cm
• Weight: 120 gm
• Book Code: IDJ273
About the Book:
Essays in Philosophy by Swami Sivananda is a thoughtful collection of philosophical writings that explore fundamental questions about life, reality, and the spiritual nature of human existence. Through a series of essays, the author presents the principles of Indian philosophy, particularly the teachings of Vedanta, in a clear and accessible way.
The book discusses important themes such as the nature of the Self, the relationship between the individual soul and the Supreme Reality, the purpose of human life, and the role of spiritual discipline in achieving inner freedom. Swami Sivananda explains how philosophical understanding is not merely intellectual knowledge but a guide for living a meaningful and spiritually awakened life.
The essays combine deep philosophical insight with practical spiritual wisdom, encouraging readers to reflect on their inner nature and cultivate values such as truth, self-control, devotion, and compassion.
This book is valuable for students of philosophy, seekers interested in Vedantic thought, and readers who wish to explore deeper questions about life and spirituality.
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Essays in Philosophy
Book Details:
• Publisher: The Divine Life Society
• Author: Swami Sivananda
• Language: English
• Cover: Paperback
• Dimensions: 21 cm × 13.5 cm
• Weight: 120 gm
• Book Code: IDJ273
About the Book:
Essays in Philosophy by Swami Sivananda is a thoughtful collection of philosophical writings that explore fundamental questions about life, reality, and the spiritual nature of human existence. Through a series of essays, the author presents the principles of Indian philosophy, particularly the teachings of Vedanta, in a clear and accessible way.
The book discusses important themes such as the nature of the Self, the relationship between the individual soul and the Supreme Reality, the purpose of human life, and the role of spiritual discipline in achieving inner freedom. Swami Sivananda explains how philosophical understanding is not merely intellectual knowledge but a guide for living a meaningful and spiritually awakened life.
The essays combine deep philosophical insight with practical spiritual wisdom, encouraging readers to reflect on their inner nature and cultivate values such as truth, self-control, devotion, and compassion.
This book is valuable for students of philosophy, seekers interested in Vedantic thought, and readers who wish to explore deeper questions about life and spirituality.
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Book Details:
• Publisher: The Divine Life Society
• Author: Swami Sivananda
• Language: English
• Cover: Paperback
• Dimensions: 21 cm × 13.5 cm
• Weight: 120 gm
• Book Code: IDJ273
About the Book:
Essays in Philosophy by Swami Sivananda is a thoughtful collection of philosophical writings that explore fundamental questions about life, reality, and the spiritual nature of human existence. Through a series of essays, the author presents the principles of Indian philosophy, particularly the teachings of Vedanta, in a clear and accessible way.
The book discusses important themes such as the nature of the Self, the relationship between the individual soul and the Supreme Reality, the purpose of human life, and the role of spiritual discipline in achieving inner freedom. Swami Sivananda explains how philosophical understanding is not merely intellectual knowledge but a guide for living a meaningful and spiritually awakened life.
The essays combine deep philosophical insight with practical spiritual wisdom, encouraging readers to reflect on their inner nature and cultivate values such as truth, self-control, devotion, and compassion.
This book is valuable for students of philosophy, seekers interested in Vedantic thought, and readers who wish to explore deeper questions about life and spirituality.
