Work and Its Secret, Jnana Yoga, Practical Vedanta, Reports in American Newspapers
Volume 2 of the Complete Works of Swami Vivekananda — Work and Its Secret, Jnana Yoga, Practical Vedanta, Reports in American Newspapers.
Contexto histórico
Volume 2 collects Vivekananda's American lectures from 1895-96, primarily delivered in New York, where he expounded Jnana Yoga (the path of knowledge) and Practical Vedanta for Western audiences. It also preserves contemporary newspaper reports that document the extraordinary public reception he received across the United States, offering a vivid record of how Indian philosophy was first transmitted to the modern West.
Índice
Un estudio de la filosofía Samkhya
Practical Vedanta and other lectures
Todas las religiones son buenas
Reports in American Newspapers
Una velada con nuestros primos hindúes
Reports in American Newspapers
Bhakti o devoción
Bhakti or Devotion
Las viudas niñas de la India
Reports in American Newspapers
Cosmología
Practical Vedanta and other lectures
La divinidad del hombre
Reports in American Newspapers
Desde la lejana India
Reports in American Newspapers
Dios en todas las cosas
Jnana-Yoga
Indicaciones sobre la espiritualidad práctica
Hints on Practical Spirituality
Ideales de la feminidad
Reports in American Newspapers
La inmortalidad
Jnana-Yoga
El don de la India al mundo
Reports in American Newspapers
Menos doctrina y más pan
Reports in American Newspapers
Maya y la libertad
Jnana-Yoga
Maya y la ilusión
Jnana-Yoga
Maya y la evolución del concepto de Dios
Jnana-Yoga
Nota
Reports in American Newspapers
Vedanta práctico: parte I
Practical Vedanta and other lectures
Vedanta práctico: parte II
Practical Vedanta and other lectures
Vedanta práctico: parte III
Practical Vedanta and other lectures
Vedanta práctico: parte IV
Practical Vedanta and other lectures
La realización
Jnana-Yoga
Armonía religiosa
Reports in American Newspapers
Samkhya y Vedanta
Practical Vedanta and other lectures
Sectas y doctrinas en la India
Reports in American Newspapers
Algunas costumbres de los hindúes
Reports in American Newspapers
Alma, naturaleza y Dios
Practical Vedanta and other lectures
Swami Vivekananda sobre la India
Reports in American Newspapers
El Absoluto y la manifestación
Jnana-Yoga
El Atman
Jnana-Yoga
El Atman: su esclavitud y su libertad
Jnana-Yoga
El cosmos: el macrocosmos
Jnana-Yoga
El cosmos: el microcosmos
Jnana-Yoga
La libertad del alma
Jnana-Yoga
La meta
Practical Vedanta and other lectures
El modo de vida hindú
Reports in American Newspapers
El ideal de una religión universal
Practical Vedanta and other lectures
Los modales y las costumbres de la India
Reports in American Newspapers
La necesidad de la religión
Jnana-Yoga
El secreto abierto
Practical Vedanta and other lectures
Los poderes de la mente
The Powers of the Mind
El hombre real y el hombre aparente
Jnana-Yoga
La naturaleza real del hombre
Jnana-Yoga
La religión de Buda
Reports in American Newspapers
Las religiones de la India
Reports in American Newspapers
El camino hacia la bienaventuranza
Practical Vedanta and other lectures
El camino hacia la realización de una religión universal
Practical Vedanta and other lectures
El verdadero budismo
Reports in American Newspapers
Unidad en la diversidad
Jnana-Yoga
El trabajo y su secreto
Work and its Secret
Yajnavalkya y Maitreyi
Practical Vedanta and other lectures
Citas clave de este volumen
“Each soul is potentially divine. The goal is to manifest this Divinity within by controlling nature, external and internal.”
“We are what our thoughts have made us; so take care about what you think. Words are secondary. Thoughts live; they travel far.”
“The Vedanta recognises no sin, it only recognises error. And the greatest error, says the Vedanta, is to say that you are weak, that you are a sinner, a miserable creature, and that you have no power and you cannot do this and that.”
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