About The Book
In this small book, Swami Veda Bharati beautifully explains how Memory, when harnessed and directed, may lead one to Samadhi through the practice of mindfulness. In addition, tools and techniques are offered and explored to inspire and guide the reader in developing their own inherit capacity of Smrti.
About The Author
Mahamandaleshwar Sri Swami Veda Bharati (1933-July 14, 2015), was a rare Sanskrit scholar of our time, unsurpassed in his profound depth of knowledge, philosophy and practice of Meditation. He was born in a Sanskrit-speaking family and raised in the centuries old Vedic tradition. He taught the Patañjali's Yoga-sūtras for the first time at the early age of 9 and the Vedas from age 11. Having never attended any school, he received his M.A. from the University of London and a D.Litt. from the University of Utrecht in the Netherlands. From 1952-1967, he spread the Yogic and Vedic teachings in many parts of the world, including Africa and the West Indies. In 1969, he received the highest initiations into the mysteries of Meditation experiential context for meditation. Following in the footsteps of his Guru, he maintained a keen interest in the scientific studies of yoga meditation and subjected himself to a number of researches in the field of Neurophysiology of the Meditative Swami Veda Bharati emphasized the universality of yoga as a science, which transcends chronological time, geographical boundaries, religious discrimination, and manmade sectarianism. Although he always liked to keep a low profile, he was well known for his teaching in different communities and cultures all over the world and for his expertise in instructing students in accordance with their own religion-philosophical background. During his lifetime, he participated in numerous interfaith dialogues, activities, and conferences with an aim of improving understanding among various religions. He found the experience of meditation to be the common ground among all religions.
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