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Tat Tvam Asi That Thou Art The Path Of Fire According To The Asparsavada by Asram Vidya Order Raphael, Parmenides Traditional Philosophy Foundation

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    Author(s)Asram Vidya Order Raphael
    PublisherParmenides Traditional Philosophy Foundation
    ISBN9781931406024
    Pages180
    BindingPaperback
    LanguageEnglish
    Publish YearAugust 2002

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    Parmenides Traditional Philosophy Foundation Tat Tvam Asi That Thou Art The Path Of Fire According To The Asparsavada by Asram Vidya Order Raphael

    "Tat Tvam Asi" (That Thou Art) Is The Most Profound Message Of The Upanisads And Constitutes The Essence And The Synthesis Of The Advaita Vedanta And Asparsa Yoga Teaching: 'That, Which Is Infinitely Subtle, Is The Essence Of All This [Universe]. That Is The Reality. That Is The Self And That Thou Art, Svetaketu - Please, Venerable Sir, Instruct Me Still Further - So Be It, My Dear - Said He. (Chandogya Upanisad, Vi, Xiv, 3).In This Book A Realizative Dialogue Takes Place Between Antonio, A Seeker Of The Ultimate Truth, And Raphael, An Asparsin. Antonio Has Participated In Every Possible Kind Of Experience Without Finding Fulfilment, Or Any Solution To His Problems. The Way Indicated By Raphael, At One With Tradition, Teaches That Being, In Its Essence, Is Nothing But The Absolute. Conflict, Suffering, Opposition And Violence Exist Because One'S Attention Is Directed To The Outside Rather Than Within, Where One'S Own Real Nature Lies, Which Is Completeness.



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