David Frawley

How to use Vedic wisdom to overcome the challenges of our high-tech era of AI This extraordinary book shares Ayurvedic healing practices for body and mind and the depths of Yoga, Vedanta, Mantra and Meditation for unfolding a higher Consciousness. It teaches us how to master our new technology with a new vision connected to the universe within and around us, showing us the discernment and detachment necessary to master our new technology according to the intelligence of our own inner Self (Atman).

Yoga is a Science of Consciousness that teaches us how to realize our immortal Self Atman beyond body and mind one with the entire universe. This is explained in the Yoga of Knowledge Jnana Yoga and Non-dual Vedanta as clearly presented in the teachings of the great guru Bhagavan Ramana Maharshi. Yoga Beyond Body and Mind sets forth the path of Self-inquiry reflecting on Ramana's transformative insights guiding our awareness in a systematic manner to reveal the Self within the spiritual heart. The book includes translations and interpretations of Ramans key teachings. In the first Section of the book David Frawley introduces these transcendent teachings in the context of our changing world today helping us move from our outer information technology mindset back to our true Self-nature and its universal intelligence.

Podrobno izlozheny prichiny i sposoby terapii mnogikh zabolevanij. Aktsent delaetsja na terapii s pomoschju trav, diety i obraza zhizni. Otdelno rassmatrivajutsja psikhicheskie rasstrojstva, v tom chisle svjazannye s narkotikami i praktikoj jogi. Privodjatsja opisanija ajurvedicheskikh travjanykh i mineralnykh preparatov, sposoby ispolzovanija v terapii masel, blagovonij, dragotsennykh kamnej. Rekomenduem!

V knige izvestnogo spetsialista po ajurvede i vedicheskim znanijam izlagaetsja anatomija psikhicheskikh funktsij s pozitsij ajurvedy. Daetsja obzor ajurvedicheskikh metodov psikhoterapii. Pokazyvaetsja rol v psikhoterapii dukhovnykh praktik, takikh kak joga i meditatsija.

Stephen Sturgess draws on decades of study and practice to present a comprehensive and engaging account of Raja and Kriya Yoga. These authentic forms represent true Yoga, and their practice provides spiritual seekers with the ultimate pathway towards self-realisation, inner freedom and ineffable peace and joy. The book begins by providing a complete view of Yoga and its spiritual dimensions, including an account of the history and philosophy of all Yoga traditions. It then covers Raja and Kriya Yoga in depth, with instruction on the asanas, breathing techniques and meditations of each tradition. With a glossary and an introduction to Sanskrit, this book provides everything a truth-seeker needs to embark on the journey to spiritual awakening. A complete guide to Raja and Kriya Yoga, this book is an incomparable resource that will be a valued addition to the shelves of yoga practitioners and yoga teachers as well as anyone with an interest in yogic or Vedic traditions.

By offering an empowering personal program of self-care in recovery, this book provides guidance for everyone affected by widespread modern 'addictiveness'.The book explores Ayurveda's understanding of both the problem of our 'one addiction process' and its solution. It offers holistic techniques that enhance any of the traditional recovery pathways and beyond any of the common diet/exercise dogma from mainstream media. It covers the stress/addictive tendencies of the doshic types, and links this to how stress affects metabolism, the main determinant of health. The program offered in the book is an integration of the philosophy, psychology and physical practices of Yoga and Ayurveda to help people shift their life trajectory.With Yoga of Recovery, author Durga Leela presents a complete resource for working with individuals recovering from addiction.

In this book Mahesh Prabhu presents Vedic stories in their core essence, relaying and focusing their deeper meaning, not interfering with it or reducing it to alien and superficial concepts. His stories are short, poignant, and diverse, with multiple levels of meaning, like parables, conundrums, paradoxes and axioms (sutras). He has drawn these stories from many traditional sources in Sanskrit literature and reworked them in a concise and invocative manner. They feature the names and stories of famous sages, kings, places and the peoples of old India. Such exalted figures as King Bhartrihari or the Vedantic sage Ashtavakra visit these pages and come to life again through them.