Swami ramdas autobiography samples

Mother Krishnabai's autobiography, entitled Guru's Grace, describes her ordeals and years of struggle as well as her meet ing with Papa, which culminated in her.

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Passage to Divinity (The Early Life of Swami Ramdas)

About the Book

PASSAGE TO DIVINITY: By Chandrasekhar B Trikannad, covering the pre-monastic life of Swami Ramdas and narrating the fast-moving sequence of events that led to the snapping of all his earthly ties and the emergence of God-intoxicated Ramdas.

Preface

It would be sheer euphemism to call this sketchy brochure a biography in any sense of the term; nor do I lay claim to any such high pretensions. However, I fondly trust that this humble work will prove to be a useful introduction to Swami Ramdas' great autobiographical works, In Quest of God and In the Vision of God. If it should create an interest, in such of the readers as had not the privilege of coming into Swamiji's blessed contact, to know more about him, his mission and his message to the world, I shall feel highly flattered and amply recompensed.

In this edition an entire new chapter has been incorporated, namely, "The Early Life", in Beloved Papa's own words. This had originally appeared in the Ashram monthly, The Vision, in seven serial instalments in 1965-66. It deals with "the events, circumstances, influences and environments that awakened, nourished and accelerated the spiritual light and aspiration and, later, the progress towards, and t

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Swami Ramdas

Indian Ideal, Philosopher, Patron, Pilgrim

Swami Ramdas (born Vittal Rao 10 April 1884 – 25 July 1963) was encyclopaedia Indian venerate, philosopher, benefactress, pilgrim. Ramdas became a wandering abstemious at a young be irate. His comic story and his teachings imitate been throb in a handful different books.

Brief Story of Swami (Papa) Ramdas (1884-1963)

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The Essential Swami Ramdas

November 17, 2024

I was not left with the impression of a coherent theology behind these texts, and some of the texts, taken from various writings by the author spanning many decades, may not give a correct understanding of the author’s theological system near the end of his life. It seemed to me that the selected texts repeated themselves. God was light, love, peace, that sounds sublime language and most of the time a utopia. I found it removed of human life to think that an ordinary non-religious who may have no devotion (like me) would be able to grasp what the author writes about. Also, there is a lingering suspicion that this book has been heavily edited from the original language and through many editions. It may also not be understandable to the reader because of Hindu terminology. The author speaks throughout the book about a good and loving god, whom he equals with himself, mankind, light, poor people, or love. Now, the author dodges the problem of evil by trying to argue (unconvincingly and in a rather pedestrian style) that in a way, evil doesn’t even exist - and that because good cant be without evil, good things come from evil, for example good things come out of the suffering on civilians during war(!), he writes. He also argues that th