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Ram Alexander |
Death Must Die |
$38.49 $26.94 |
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| Death Must Die gives an intimate first-hand account of a courageous woman's spiritual quest in close association with several of India's greatest modern saints. Ram Alexander, who was a close friend of Atmananda's and a fellow disciple of Anandamayi Ma, writes with insight about the guru-disciple relationship.Although written in a diary format, her story reads almost like a novel, beginning with her youthful involvement with Theosophy in the Vienna of the 1920s. In the 1940s she goes to Benares... |
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Alexander Lipski |
Life and Teachings of Anandamayi Ma |
$6.49 $4.54 |
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| "Before I came on this Earth, Father, I was the same. As a little girl, I was the same. I grew into womanhood, but still I was the same... Ever afterwards though the dance of creation changes around me in the hall of eternity, I shall be the same..." --Anandamayi Ma This books is constrains a general interpretation of her Teachings and a brief selection of her sayings. The way which Ma Anadamayi lived was not that which we know in worldly life, where pleasure and pain, hope, regret and... |
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Narayana Chaudhuri |
That Compassionate Touch of Ma Anandamayee |
$12.99 $9.09 |
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| This book contains miracle-laden incidents and strange little happenings depicting Shree shree Ma Anandamayee's infinite compassion for her children. Each narrative carries one particular message-themessage of solace and compassion for her devotees. The stories of miracles described in the volume corroborate the fact that Shree Shree Ma Anandamayee lives solely for her children; for helping and guiding them to become pilgrims of the supreme path-the path that leads to... |
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Melita Maschmann |
Encountering Bliss |
$10.99 $7.69 |
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| This book was first published in 1967 under the title "Der Tiger singt Kirtana" It was revised and enlarged and was published in 1990 under the title \"Eine ganz gewohnliche Heilige" It was also published in paperback edition in 1992. The book gives a lively account of Anandamayi Ma`s life and work, of a saint whose both feet were firmly on the ground and who inspired not only people of all faiths, but could also give something to someone what one wanted-whtether a believer or an artist,... |
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Richard Lannoy |
Anandamayi: Her life and Wisdom |
$76.99 $53.89 |
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| A delightful and high-quality photographic book with a large text section by the renowned photographer and writer Richard Lannoy. Drawing extensively on Anandamayi Ma’s own words and advice to followers, the author reveals a personality at once both breathtakingly simple and an enigma of fathomless complexity.
His high-speed action photography captures her essence while his text recounts her dramatic spiritual metamorphosis from youthful ecstatic to venerable sage.
The author writes:... |
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Bithika Mukerji |
My Days With Sri Ma Anandamayi |
$24.49 $17.14 |
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| This book is a lively and engaging account of Sri Ma's enigmatic personality from the point of view of a single devoted family. It is an intimate and moving study of personal commitments. Yet through the author's perspective an emerging modern society is glimpsed where orthodox rites, political upheavals, social changes create the shifting patterns of a kaleidoscope. Sri Ma and authors entourage of visiting dignitaries, princes, scholars, village women and children, and renowned ascetics assume... |
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Joseph A. Fitzgerald / Alexander Lipski / Anandamayi Ma |
The Essential Sri Anandamayi Ma: Life and teachings of a 20th Century Indian Saint |
$44.99 $31.49 |
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| It is an engaging, concise, and spiritually sensitive biography of Anandamayi Ma based on both thorough research and personal contact. It provides us with an insightful interpretation of the significance of Anandamayi Ma's personality and teaching. An edited rendering of Preofessor Lipski's writings on Anandamayi Ma begins the present volume, forming the first and second chapters. No work on Anandamayi Ma would, however, be complete without the inclusion of her actual words. To that end, the... |
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