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    Tat tvam asi: That thou art
    The Threefold Pathway of Fire: Thoughts that vibrate
    At the Source of Life: Questions and Answers concerning the Ultimate Reality
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    Aurea Vidya Collection Series

    By Parmenides, Raphael Āśram Vidyā Order and Raphael (Āśram Vidyā Order)

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    Yoga is now a household word, but what does it really denote? What are its philosophical, spiritual, and practical aspects?

    The essence of yoga is the absorption of individualised consciousness into universal consciousness. It is an experiential vision, with theoretical and practical aspects which need to be integrated to give the right re

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAurea Vidya
    Release dateNov 9, 2022
    Tat tvam asi: That thou art
    The Threefold Pathway of Fire: Thoughts that vibrate
    At the Source of Life: Questions and Answers concerning the Ultimate Reality

    Titles in the series (11)

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      At the Source of Life: Questions and Answers concerning the Ultimate Reality
      At the Source of Life: Questions and Answers concerning the Ultimate Reality

      At the Source of Life: Questions and Answers concerning the Ultimate Reality

      Raphael Āśram Vidyā Order
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      The first part of At the Source of Life is presented in dialogue form. Wherever there is a question there is a void that needs to be filled, a lack of knowledge to be met, a doubt to be clarified, and hence a truth that needs only to be revealed, because since 'all is within ourselves', that truth, too, will be found in the depths

      The first part of At the Source of Life is presented in dialogue form. Wherever there is a question there is a void that needs to be filled, a lack of knowledge to be met, a doubt to be clarified, and hence a truth that needs only to be revealed, because since 'all is within ourselves', that truth, too, will be found in the depths

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      Tat tvam asi: That thou art
      Tat tvam asi: That thou art

      Tat tvam asi: That thou art

      Raphael Āśram Vidyā Order
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      The universe is life at many dimensions, many systems of co-ordinates, and the individual combines or synthesises the various systems within his own nature. The human being is not merely a physical and functional compound: he is thought and also spirit, however threadbare and vague this term may be. That the universe has many dimensi

      The universe is life at many dimensions, many systems of co-ordinates, and the individual combines or synthesises the various systems within his own nature. The human being is not merely a physical and functional compound: he is thought and also spirit, however threadbare and vague this term may be. That the universe has many dimensi

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      The Threefold Pathway of Fire: Thoughts that vibrate
      The Threefold Pathway of Fire: Thoughts that vibrate

      The Threefold Pathway of Fire: Thoughts that vibrate

      Raphael (Āśram Vidyā Order)
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      The 'Way of Fire' expounded by Raphael is that via operativa which leads to the kindling of the Fire, the mastering and directing of the Fire, and the solution of this Fire. This process of realisation, in harmony with the initiatory Tradition, is made practical through three lines of work, suiting each person's qualifications: 1.&nb

      The 'Way of Fire' expounded by Raphael is that via operativa which leads to the kindling of the Fire, the mastering and directing of the Fire, and the solution of this Fire. This process of realisation, in harmony with the initiatory Tradition, is made practical through three lines of work, suiting each person's qualifications: 1.&nb

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      Orphism and the Initiatory Tradition
      Orphism and the Initiatory Tradition

      Orphism and the Initiatory Tradition

      Raphael Āśram Vidyā Order
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      The Author of this book acknowledges that he has merely touched the surface of the issue of the Sacred Mysteries and the events that have characterised the life of Orpheus. On the other hand, it is not his task to expatiate on a problem that would not provide any advantage but would simply serve to satisfy empirical intellective curiosity.

      The Author of this book acknowledges that he has merely touched the surface of the issue of the Sacred Mysteries and the events that have characterised the life of Orpheus. On the other hand, it is not his task to expatiate on a problem that would not provide any advantage but would simply serve to satisfy empirical intellective curiosity.

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      Dṛgdṛśyaviveka: A philosophical investigation into the nature of the 'Seer' and the 'seen'
      Dṛgdṛśyaviveka: A philosophical investigation into the nature of the 'Seer' and the 'seen'

      Dṛgdṛśyaviveka: A philosophical investigation into the nature of the 'Seer' and the 'seen'

      Ingram Spark
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      The Dṛgdṛśyaviveka, which is attributed to ŚAṄKARA, invites us to discern (viveka) between Real and non-real, between the ātman (Self), the "Seer," and the non-ātman (non-Self), the "seen," between Infinite and finite, between Life and death. The human being's greatest conflicts stem from

      The Dṛgdṛśyaviveka, which is attributed to ŚAṄKARA, invites us to discern (viveka) between Real and non-real, between the ātman (Self), the "Seer," and the non-ātman (non-Self), the "seen," between Infinite and finite, between Life and death. The human being's greatest conflicts stem from

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      On the Order of Nature
      On the Order of Nature

      On the Order of Nature

      Parmenides
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      With PARMENIDES began what is called, in more specific terms, true Philosophy.  The Eleatic, and his Poem, constitute a "beacon" whose light illumined Plato and even Aristotle, and consequently all the philosophers that followed.  Parmenides laid down several fundamental philosophical principles:  1.&

      With PARMENIDES began what is called, in more specific terms, true Philosophy.  The Eleatic, and his Poem, constitute a "beacon" whose light illumined Plato and even Aristotle, and consequently all the philosophers that followed.  Parmenides laid down several fundamental philosophical principles:  1.&

    • 13

      Bhagavadgītā: The Celestial Song
      Bhagavadgītā: The Celestial Song

      Bhagavadgītā: The Celestial Song

      Raphael Āśram Vidyā Order
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      The Bhagavadgītā belongs to the VI book of the Mahābhārata, the great Indian epic attributed to the legendary Vyāsa. It is a poetic and philosophical work which in time is placed in the V century B.C. Together with the Brahmasūtra and the classical Upaniṣads it constitutes the Praśthānatraya, the "Threefold Science" of Vedānta. <

      The Bhagavadgītā belongs to the VI book of the Mahābhārata, the great Indian epic attributed to the legendary Vyāsa. It is a poetic and philosophical work which in time is placed in the V century B.C. Together with the Brahmasūtra and the classical Upaniṣads it constitutes the Praśthānatraya, the "Threefold Science" of Vedānta. <

    • 18

      Aparokṣānubhūti
      Aparokṣānubhūti

      Aparokṣānubhūti

      Raphael Āśram Vidyā Order
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      Aparokṣānubūthi belongs to the series of works by Ṡaṅkara known as prakaraṇagrantha, i.e., "specific treaties" in verse and prose concerning basic points of the Vedānta teaching that examine the "

      Aparokṣānubūthi belongs to the series of works by Ṡaṅkara known as prakaraṇagrantha, i.e., "specific treaties" in verse and prose concerning basic points of the Vedānta teaching that examine the "

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      Five Upanisads
      Five Upanisads

      Five Upanisads

      Ingram Spark
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      The Upaniṣads are an integral part of Vedas, they represent a branch of the primordial Tradition and constitute the essence of Vedanta itself.  The expression Vedanta (end of the Vedas) should be understood in the double meaning of 'conclusion', as the Upaniṣads are the last part of the

      The Upaniṣads are an integral part of Vedas, they represent a branch of the primordial Tradition and constitute the essence of Vedanta itself.  The expression Vedanta (end of the Vedas) should be understood in the double meaning of 'conclusion', as the Upaniṣads are the last part of the

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      Awakening
      Awakening

      Awakening

      Raphael Āśram Vidyā Order
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      This book is a collection of topics which Raphael has presented in the form of short articles over a number of years. Although the topics vary, they are all concerned with the subject of traditional Knowledge, and they have been brought together with the aim of being useful to all of those who take a practical interest in the Way of Realis

      This book is a collection of topics which Raphael has presented in the form of short articles over a number of years. Although the topics vary, they are all concerned with the subject of traditional Knowledge, and they have been brought together with the aim of being useful to all of those who take a practical interest in the Way of Realis

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      Essence and Purpose of Yoga: Initiatory ways to the Transcendent
      Essence and Purpose of Yoga: Initiatory ways to the Transcendent

      Essence and Purpose of Yoga: Initiatory ways to the Transcendent

      Raphael Āśram Vidyā Order
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      Yoga is now a household word, but what does it really denote? What are its philosophical, spiritual, and practical aspects? The essence of yoga is the absorption of individualised consciousness into universal consciousness. It is an experiential vision, with theoretical and practical aspects which need to be integrated to give the right re

      Yoga is now a household word, but what does it really denote? What are its philosophical, spiritual, and practical aspects? The essence of yoga is the absorption of individualised consciousness into universal consciousness. It is an experiential vision, with theoretical and practical aspects which need to be integrated to give the right re

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    Parmenides

    Parmenides aus Elea (ca. 515–480 v.u.Z.) war das Haupt der vorsokratischen ›Eleatischen Schule‹. Sein in Fragmenten überliefertes Lehrgedicht galt erst den Späteren als die Urschrift der Ontologie, der Lehre vom Seienden. Nach Diogenes Laertius erwarb er sich in seiner Vaterstadt Elea durch seine öffentlich-politische Tätigkeit großes Ansehen, und Platon würdigt ihn in seinem Dialog Parmenides.

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