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Holy Science. This is a remarkable study by the guru of Paramahansa Yogananda. Yukteswar was an educator, astronomer, a Jyotisha Vedic astrologera yogi, sri yukteswar the holy science a scholar of the Bhagavad Gita and the Bible. I have not finished this book yet, but very tempted to finish it. Author admin Posted on November 22, 2018 No comment on SRI YUKTESWAR THE HOLY SCIENCE PDF SRI YUKTESWAR THE HOLY SCIENCE PDF By Swami Sri Yukteswar (Priya Nath Swami) Original Edition, India Lovers of of The Holy Science (PDF 7 MB), published privately in Kidderpore by his. Aug 06, 2012 The Holy Science - Kindle edition by Swami Sri Yukteswar. Download it once and read it on your Kindle device, PC, phones or tablets. Use features like bookmarks, note taking and highlighting while reading The Holy Science.

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By Swami Sri Yukteswar (Priya Nath Swami) Original Edition, India Lovers of of The Holy Science (PDF 7 MB), published privately in Kidderpore by his. Swami Sri Yukteswar of Serampore, was eminently fitted to discern the underlying unity between the scriptures of Christianity and of Sanatan. 29 Jun One of the most profound moments in my life, the clarity of Wisdom Truly touched my Soul. The Holy Science presented Is A Guide for the Sons.Author:Mohn GardatilarCountry:AlbaniaLanguage:English (Spanish)Genre:SciencePublished (Last):15 January 2012Pages:377PDF File Size:4.5 MbePub File Size:2.82 MbISBN:418-9-30989-488-7Downloads:17666Price:Free.Free Regsitration RequiredUploader:My paramguruji maharaj Babaji smiled and, honoring me with the title of Swami, imposed on me the task of this book.The method I have adopted in the book is first to enunciate a proposition in Sanskrit terms of the Oriental sages, and then to explain it by reference to the holy scriptures of the West.

Goodreads helps you keep track of books you want to read.I bet this book is for those who have deeper I say very deeper understanding to the eternal wisdom, have sense those in deeper relaxation state. The best religious book i ever read.Chitta, the Heart; Ahamkara, Ego, the son of man. Then comes Mahar- loka, the sphere of the Atom, the beginning of the creation of Darkness, Maya, upon which the Spirit is reflected. The Holy Science — Yogananda Harmony AssociationThe Atoms then perceive the nature of the external world and, attracting other Atoms of different nature, form bodies as necessary for enjoyment, and thus the animal kingdom appears in the creation. From this rule it appears that years is the length of Treta Yuga, and years before and after are its sandhis, the periods of mutation, which make a total of years.

Ignorance, Avidya, is miscon- ception, or is the erroneous conception of the existence of that which does not exist.In Kep- ler discovered important laws of astronomy, and Galileo produced a telescope. Thus one becomes fit to practice Asana, Prana- yama, and Pratyahara; and to enjoy the househol- der's life by fulfilling all one's desires and so get- ting rid of them. It plugs a lot of gaps in our understanding of the supernatural!!The language of the book was so unclear that I'm not sure of my learnings beyond this. How Existence is realized. Napoleon Bona- parte introduced his new legal code into southern Europe.

Therefore the mistake in the almanacs began to be noticed by the wise men of the time, who found that the calculations of the ancient rishis had fixed the period of one Kali Yuga at 1 years only.I say that, because it beautifully explains the connection between the scriptures from the two holy books. To view it, click here. The Holy ScienceAfter a while, when this great sleep Mahanidra is over, man awakes, with all his de- sires, and is reborn in a new physical body for the accomplishment of his various yearnings. This page was last edited on 19 Marchat Its morning twilight has just as many hundreds, and its period of evening dusk is of the same length i. When man understands by his Aparokshajnana true comprehension the nothingness of the external world, he appreciates the position of John the Baptist, the divine personage who witnessed Light and bore testimony of Christ, after his heart's love, the heavenly gift of Nature, had be- come developed.Penance is patience or evenmindedness in all conditions equanimity amidst the essential duali- ties of Maya; cold and heat, pain and pleasure, etc. When man finds his Sat-Guru or Savior. The period around a.

To un- derstand, therefore, what our natural needs are, we ought to depend upon observation, experi- ment, and reason. I carry his words with me always. When they cannot find their way out, they subside in tissue crevices by the law of gravitation; and, being fermented, produce diseases, mental and physical, and ultimately lead to premature death.This Atom, Avidya, the Ignorance, being under the influence of Universal Love, Chit, the Holy Spirit, becomes spiritualized, like iron filings in a magnetic aura, and possessed of conscious- ness, the power of feeling, when it is called Mahal, the Heart, Chitta; and being such, the idea of separate existence of self appears in it, which is called Ahamkara, Ego, the son of man. The one is its darkening power, by the influence of which THE GOAL 29 man is prevented from grasping anything beyond the material creation.

Disciples.Literary worksSri Yukteswar Giri (also written Sriyuktesvara, Sri Yukteshwar) (: श्रीयुक्तेश्वर गिरि ) (10 May 1855 – 9 March 1936) is the monastic name of Priya Nath Karar (also spelled as Priya Nath Karada and Preonath Karar ), the of. Sri Yukteswar was a, a (Vedic astrologer), a scholar of the and the Upanishads, an educator and an astronomer.

He was a disciple of of and a member of the Giri branch of the order. Yogananda considered Sri Yukteswar as a Jnanavatar, or 'Incarnation of Wisdom'. Contents.Biography Sri Yukteswar was born as Priya Nath Karar in, to Kshetranath Karar and Kadambini. Priya Nath lost his father at a young age, and took on much of the responsibility for managing his family's land holdings. A bright student, he passed the entrance exams and enrolled in Srirampur Christian Missionary College, where he developed an interest in the Bible.

This interest would later express itself in his book, which discusses the unity behind the scientific principles underlying Yoga and the Bible. He also attended (then affiliated with the ) for almost two years.After leaving college, Priya Nath married and had a daughter. His wife died a few years after their marriage, and he eventually was formally initiated into the monastic Swami order as 'Sri Yuktesvar Giri' (note: thus 'Sri' is not a separate, but part of his given name). '.many follow the usual procedure (for writing or saying someone's name informally) and drop the 'Sri' and say only 'Yukteswar', but this is not correct. If one wants to put a 'Sri' at the beginning as in the prevalent fashion, then his name would look as: 'Sri Sriyukteswar Giri'.In 1884, Priya Nath met, who became his Guru and initiated him into the path of. Sri Yukteswar spent a great deal of time in the next several years in the company of his guru, often visiting Lahiri Mahasaya in Benares. In 1894, while attending the in Allahabad, he met the Guru of Lahiri Mahasaya, who asked Sri Yukteswar to write a book comparing Hindu scriptures and the Christian bible.

Mahavatar Babaji also bestowed on Sri Yukteswar the title of 'Swami' at that meeting. Sri Yukteswar completed the requested book in 1894, naming it Kaivalya Darsanam, or The Holy Science.

Spiritual life Sri Yukteswar converted his large two-story family home in Serampore into an ashram, named 'Priyadham', where he resided with students and disciples. In 1903, he also established an ashram in the seaside town of, naming it 'Karar Ashram'. From these two ashrams, Sri Yukteswar taught students, and began an organisation named 'Sadhu Sabha'.An interest in education resulted in Sri Yukteswar developing a syllabus for schools, on the subjects of physics, physiology, geography, astronomy, and astrology He also wrote a book for Bengalis on learning basic English and Hindi called First Book, and wrote a basic book on astrology. Later, he became interested in the education of women, which was uncommon in Bengal at that time.Yukteswar was especially skilled in (Indian astrology), and prescribed various astrological gemstones and bangles to his students. He also studied astronomy and science, as evidenced in the formulation of his Yuga theory in The Holy Science. Sri Yukteswar and his disciple, Paramahansa YoganandaHe had only a few long-term disciples, but in 1910, the young Mukunda Lal Ghosh would become Sri Yukteswar's most well known disciple, eventually spreading the teachings of throughout the world as with his church of all religions – /. Yogananda attributed Sri Yukteswar's small number of disciples to his strict training methods, which Yogananda said 'cannot be described as other than drastic'.Regarding the role of the Guru, Sri Yukteswar said:Look, there is no point in blindly believing that after I touch you, you will be saved, or that a chariot from heaven will be waiting for you.

Because of the guru's attainment, the sanctifying touch becomes a helper in the blossoming of Knowledge, and being respectful towards having acquired this blessing, you must yourself become a sage, and proceed on the path to elevate your Soul by applying the techniques of sadhana given by the guru.Author described his impression of Sri Yukteswar in the preface to Yogananda's:Sri Yukteswar was of gentle mien and voice, of pleasing presence, and worthy of the veneration, which his followers spontaneously accorded to him. Every person who knew him, whether of his own community or not, held him in the highest esteem. I vividly recall his tall, straight, ascetic figure, garbed in the saffron-colored garb of one who has renounced worldly quests, as he stood at the entrance of the hermitage to give me welcome. His hair was long and somewhat curly, and his face bearded. His body was muscularly firm, but slender and well-formed, and his step energetic.Yukteswar attained at Karar Ashram, Puri, India on 9 March 1936. The Holy Science.

Main article:Sri Yukteswar wrote in 1894. In the introduction, he wrote:The purpose of this book is to show as clearly as possible that there is an essential unity in all religions; that there is no difference in the truths inculcated by the various faiths; that there is but one method by which the world, both external and internal, has evolved; and that there is but one Goal admitted by all scriptures.The work introduced many ideas that were revolutionary for the time – for instance Sri Yukteswar broke from Hindu tradition in stating that the earth is not in the age of, but has advanced to. His proof was based on a new perspective of the precession of the equinoxes. He also introduced the idea that the sun takes a 'star for its dual', and revolves around it in a period of 24,000 years, which accounts for the precession of the. Research into this theory is being conducted by the Binary Research Institute, which produced a documentary on the topic titled The Great Year, narrated. There is an Apple iPhone Application for calculating Sri Yukteswar's calculations, just as there are calculators for currencies, lengths, areas and volumes.The theory of the Sun's binary companion expounded by Sri Yukteswar in The Holy Science has attracted the attention of, who has written about it in several of his books.

According to Frawley, the theory offers a better estimate of the age of and and other important historical Indian figures than other dating methods, which estimate some of these figures to have lived millions of years ago – belying accepted human history. Noted disciples. Sailendra Bejoy Dasgupta. Swami Bhabananda GiriIn popular culture Sri Yukteswar's face can be seen on the cover of ' album (1967). He appears on the upper left of the crowd behind the Beatles. Daniel E Bassuk. Retrieved 26 January 1987.

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