Vedanta Philosophy Self Knowledge Atma Jnana
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They know nothing of the higher ideals of life, they are materialistic in their views, and think that the body is all in all, and that everything is finished with the death of the body. They wish to rule over the whole universe, and their desires are never satiated; they always want more and more, and struggle constantly for power and strength. Human beings with such tendencies are described in the Vedas as Asuras or de- mons; while Devas, or gods, are those who are spiritual, righteous, self-s...acrificing, who do not consider earthly enjoyments and worldly pleasures to be the final aim of life, and whose ideal is to gain spiritual strength 95 VnDAXTA rHILOSOPIIY.
and spiritual power and to realize the Abso- lute Truth.
These Devas and Asuras thought that if they could send their leaders to some seer of Truth, then from them they could gather Self-knowl- edge. So the gods and demons went to their respective leaders, Indra and Virochana, and requested them to go in search after Self- knowledge.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They know nothing of the higher ideals of life, they are materialistic in their views, and think that the body is all in all, and that everything is finished with the death of the body. They wish to rule over the whole universe, and their desires are never satiated; they always want more and more, and struggle constantly for power and strength. Human beings with such tendencies are described in the Vedas as Asuras or de- mons; while Devas, or gods, are those who are spiritual, righteous, self-s...acrificing, who do not consider earthly enjoyments and worldly pleasures to be the final aim of life, and whose ideal is to gain spiritual strength 95 VnDAXTA rHILOSOPIIY.
and spiritual power and to realize the Abso- lute Truth.
These Devas and Asuras thought that if they could send their leaders to some seer of Truth, then from them they could gather Self-knowl- edge. So the gods and demons went to their respective leaders, Indra and Virochana, and requested them to go in search after Self- knowledge.
What to read after Vedanta Philosophy Self Knowledge Atma Jnana?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Abhedananda Swami to read onlineMoreLess
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