A manual on humanics von Prashant S. Iyengar

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Zustand: neu – Sprache: Englisch – Jahr: 1. NAB Auflage 2016 – ISBN: 9788178224794 – Abmessungen: 14 x 21,5 cm – Seitenzahl: 119 – Einband: Softcover – Verlag: New Age Books – Gewicht: 180g

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Artikelnummer: I81 Kategorien: , , Schlagwörter: ,

Beschreibung

Klappentext: This book is a treasure trove of delights for anybody interested in Philosophy. ‚Humanics‘ is the combined aspect of physics, psychophysics, psychics, meta-psychics and meta-physics of human. The art, science and philosophy of yoga that has remedy, reformation and evolution has bequeathed to man of any age and any era.

Yoga is an endless pursuit of knowledge. All emotions that man faces i.e. pain, pleasure, love, hatred, devotion and profanity are on account of mind. The mind is easily vulnerable to emotions and circumstances. Thus, Yoga is development of an internal capacity to help the mind keep restrained from all fanciful, violent and turbulent radiations and establish it in placidity.

Prashant S. Iyengar is the son of Yogacharya BKS Iyengar and an authority on yoga. He is presently the director of Ramamani  Iyengar Memorial Institute (RIMYI). His knowledge about the scriptures and the ancient texts makes learning yoga very interesting. He is also an accomplished violinist.

Aus dem Inhalt:

  • Candid words from the heart
  • Tale of the title
  • Introduction
  • Indian system of thought: Darsana
  • Yoga: A complete system on humanics
  • The source book of yoga
  • Classical literature on yoga
  • Structure of  Yoga sutra-s
  • Psychology of yoga
  • Theism of yoga
  • Cosmology of yoga
  • Teleology of yoga
  • Ontology of yoga
  • The consummation of yoga
  • Ethico-religious aspects of yoga
  • Mysticism and intuitive mysticism of yoga
  • Yoga – A Kalpataru
  • The refutation of yoga system in Brahmasutra

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