Trysts with karma : an autobiography
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TextPublication details: India Matrix Publishers 2021 Description: 302pISBN: 9789381320365Subject(s): Biography | Indian Philosophy | SpiritualityDDC classification: 920 Summary: The story of my life is presented in thirty-five chapters. All those who have come in contact with me are aware of my special interest in the philosophy of Swami Paramahansa Yogananda and the impact of his book Autobiography of a Yogi on my life. I believe our life is the sum of our actions in pre and post-natal forms. Moreover, my strong belief in the Doctrine of Karma, Reincarnation of the Soul and Inferences on Life after Death will make this book an interesting read. A unique feature of this book is the My Learning segment at the end of each chapter. I hope students and the younger generations will take lessons from it, while the experienced ones will perhaps concur with some of my views. If you ask me what have I learnt from my journey of eight decades, I would say, ‘Enjoy the fruits of success with humility and face failures with willpower, as both are two sides of the same coin.
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The story of my life is presented in thirty-five chapters. All those who have come in contact with me are aware of my special interest in the philosophy of Swami Paramahansa Yogananda and the impact of his book Autobiography of a Yogi on my life. I believe our life is the sum of our actions in pre and post-natal forms. Moreover, my strong belief in the Doctrine of Karma, Reincarnation of the Soul and Inferences on Life after Death will make this book an interesting read. A unique feature of this book is the My Learning segment at the end of each chapter. I hope students and the younger generations will take lessons from it, while the experienced ones will perhaps concur with some of my views. If you ask me what have I learnt from my journey of eight decades, I would say, ‘Enjoy the fruits of success with humility and face failures with willpower, as both are two sides of the same coin.
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