Book : Meditation And Its Methods According To Swami...

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This is a collection of the writings and talks of Swami Vivekananda on the theory and practice of meditation. It is more of an introductory book with plenty of inspiration passages to get one started. Review This book is a collection of notes on the value of meditative practices. It is common sense rendered with good humor. Through these selections, even the casual reader will be better able to appreciate the vitality of a tradition that has produced both saints and scholars. --Books West Magazine From the Publisher The sayings of Sw. Vivekananda were gathered from his 8-volumes ofThe Complete Works of Swami Vivekananda. Of special note is the foreword by Christopher Isherwood, author ofBerlin Stories About the Author Swami Vivekananda is the patriot-saint of India. He brought Vedanta to the west, and in doing so, opened up the American continent to the concept that there are other legitimate religions outside of the Christian Judaic tradition. Excerpt. © Reprinted by permission. All rights reserved. From the Foreword by Christopher IsherwoodIf only we had known him! we say. Most of us take it for granted that we should be able to recognize a great spiritual teacher if we could meet one. Should we? Probably we flatter ourselves....Still, it must be agreed that a live teacher is vastly preferable to his dead book. Mere printed words can t usually convey the tone of their speaker s voice, much less the spiritual power behind that tone. But Vivekananda is one of the rare exceptions. Reading his printed words, we can catch something of the tone of his voice and even feel some sense of contact with his power. Why is this? Perhaps because most of these teachings were originally spoken, not written down by him. They have the informality and urgency of speech. Furthermore, Vivekananda is speaking a language which we can understand but which is nevertheless inimitably his own; Vivekananda-English , that marvelously forceful idiom of quaintly-turned phrases and explosive exclamations for us even now, three-quarters of a century later.
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