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‘Invisible Mother’ Paramahansa Yogananda's poem reveals God as the Divine Mother. It is not only a poem but also a prayer. invisible mother • paramahansa yogananda • god • divine mother • prayer
A Sacred Epic The Bhagavad Gita is the most famous part of the sacred Sanskrit poem, Mahabharata, which is the longest epic poem in existence. bhagavad gita • paramahansa yogananda • self-realization fellowship • yoga • translation
January Poet-Paramahansa Yogananda The great guru/poet Paramahansa Yogananda was born January 5, 1893, in Gorakhpur, India. This article focuses on his poem, "On Coming to the New-Old Land-America." january poet-paramahansa yogananda • city of sparta • on coming to the new old land america • sleeping memories • pilgrim poem
Paramahansa Yogananda's Gita There have been many translations of the spiritual poem, the Bhagavad Gita, but Yogananda offers a thorough explication, revealing the details of its exact meaning. paramahansa yogananda • bhagavad gita • mahabharata • god talks to arjuna • sir edwin arnold
Poetry and Meditation About silence Paramahansa Yogananda has said, "What joy awaits discovery in the silence behind the portals of your mind no human tongue can tell." paramahansa yogananda • silence • meditation • soul • kriya yoga
Poetry and Spirituality One of the foremost poet’s of the spiritual is the great yogi, Paramahansa Yogananda. And one of his most beloved volumes of poems/prayers is <i>Whispers from Eternity</i>. The article describes this beautiful and inspiring book. poetry • spirituality • paramahansa yogananda • god • religion
Yogananda's 'At the Fountain of Song' The devotee in Yogananda's "At the Fountain of Song" dramatizes his search for self-realization. paramahansa yogananda • at the fountain of song • yoga • self-realization • chakra
Yogananda's 'The Cup of Eternity' The omniscient speaker metaphorically compares a thirsty traveler to a spiritual seeker on the path to God-realization. paramahansa yogananda • cup of eternity • meditation • soul • god-realization
A Devotee’s Cry The mystical poem "Leave Thy Vow of Silence" consists of only two verse paragraphs. The speaker is supplicating to the Lord, urging the Lord to speak to him. a devotee’s cry • speak to me now o lord • paramahansa yogananda • songs of the soul • silence
A Liquor Never Brewed: Spiritual Intoxication Indian-American poet offers valuable interpretation of often misunderstood poem. paramahansa yogananda • wine of the mystic • the rubaiyat of omar khayyam • edward fitzgerald • benjamin franklin award
A Soul Talks to God When a great spiritual leader is also a great poet, the reader receives a double blessing from a good reading of his poetry. This essay reviews Paramahansa Yogananda's <i>Songs of the Soul</i>. paramahansa yogananda • songs of the soul • international congress of religious liberals • city of sparta • self-realization fellowship
Divine Oneness The great guru's poem portrays the concept that each individual is a spark of the Divine, using the metaphor of tiny pieces of wood likened to sparks of Divine love. divine oneness • paramahansa yogananda’s the splinters of thy love • union of divine and individual • guru defines god • stone gulch poetry
God Speaks in a Poem The great yogi/poet, founder of Self-Realization Fellowship, dramatizes the spiritual journey in his poems. They uplift the mind and direct it toward God. paramahansa yogananda • self-realization fellowship • yogi • god • where i am
Living for Spirit Paramahansa Yogananda's poem portrays the attitude of the spiritual aspirant who understands the spiritual goal of realizing the divine nature within. paramahansa yogananda • i was made for thee • songs of the soul • divinity • spirit
Maya’s Delusion Even though the power of mayic shadows is very strong, the power to transcend them is even stronger when we understand their value in educating and entertaining us. paramahansa yogananda • maya similar to shadows • satan • delusion • poem
Pikes Peak Paramahansa Yogananda's "Pikes Peaks" dramatizes the yogi's mountain trip by car, while it metaphorically portrays the spiritual journey of the meditating devotee. paramahansa yogananda • pikes peak • spiritual journey • unseen wonder • songs of the soul
Poetry and Meditation A Hindu yogi has penetrated our hearts, minds, and souls with his intelligent, perceptive, and deeply spiritual literary works. This essay focuses on <i>Metaphysical Meditations</i>, a book of poem/affirmations that aid in meditation on the Ultimate Reality. paramahansa yogananda • metaphysical meditations • jesus christ • god • christmas
Shakespeare Sonnet 116 Sonnet 116 dramatizes the nature of love, not ordinary affection but abiding love that he defines as the "marriage of true minds" that cannot be destroyed by fickle time. shakespeare • sonnet 116 • let me not to the marriage of true minds • quatrains • couplet
Solacing Eyes The phrase "two black eyes" operates first as an image and then as a symbol of eternal, spiritual love in Paramahansa Yogananda's poems about his beloved mother. paramahansa yogananda • autobiography of a yogi • songs of the soul • divine mother • mayic delusion
Spiritual Marriage What is the true purpose of marriage? Is happiness the most important reason to marry? Or to avoid loneliness? How can a marriage become a spiritual marriage? paramahansa yogananda • spiritual marriage • brother anandamoy • self-realization fellowship • we are the waves
Sri Daya Mata’s 'Only Love' Everything Daya Mata does reflects the discipline she learned at the feet of the great spiritual leader Paramahansa Yogananda. Her books are filled with love. sri daya mata • paramahansa yogananda • self-realization fellowship • mahasamadhi • spiritual path
Swami Sri Yukteswar Sri Yukteswar is the author of 'The Holy Science', a useful comparison of the Holy Bible and Hindu scriptures. sri yukteswar • the holy science • autobiography of a yogi • paramahansa yogananda • self-realization fellowship
The Spiritual Altar Many skeptics believe spirituality is merely based on imagination. They fail to realize that spirituality at its deepest and most useful level is based on science. paramahansa yogananda • yoga techniques • science • wallace black elk • the sacred ways of the lakota
The Tattered Dress Paramahansa Yogananda's two poems, "The Tattered Dress" and "Tattered Garment," portray the act of dying as shedding old clothing. songs of the soul • the tattered dress • tattered garment • paramahansa yogananda • death
Two Love Poems The great Indian-American poet/guru Paramahansa Yogananda demonstrates that depth of emotion can lead to God-realization. This article focuses on two of his most emotion-charged poems. mukunda lal ghosh • love • friendship • mother • brothers
Yogananda's 'Thou in Me' Paramahansa Yogananda's "Thou in Me" celebrates the union of the individual soul with Divinity or the Over-Soul, as Ralph Waldo Emerson called it. paramahansa yogananda • thou in me • union of soul with divine • songs of the soul • ralph waldo emerson
Yogananda's 'When Will He Come?' How to stay motivated to pursue your spiritual path is ever a returning challenge. The key is to embrace the reminders and then journey on. when will he come • spiritual poet • paramahansa yogananda • sinner of sinners • dallying in the ditch
Yogananda’s 'The Harvest' In Paramahansa Yogananda's poem, "The Harvest," the speaker metaphorically compares the beauty of the autumn sky with the inner beauty of the spiritual sky. paramahansa yogananda • songs of the soul • the harvest • furrowed sky • autumn sky
Affirmations and Poetry Scientific Healing Affirmations: Theory and Practice of Concentration is a practical book by Paramahansa Yogananda, teaching concentration in service of healing. the practicality of scientific spirituality • paramahansa yogananda • scientific healing affirmations: theory and practi • theory of spirituality • ego and soul
Our Changing, Turbulent World Paramahansa Yogananda's teachings offer a scientific method for outsmarting changes that keep us nervous, frustrated, and dissatisfied in this turbulent, changing world. paramahansa yogananda • world in transition • violence • kriya yoga • sri daya mata
Reconciling Death This article examines A. E. Housman's poem, "To an Athlete Dying Young" and Paramahansa Yogananda's "The Dying Youth's Divine Reply," two contrasting views of death. a. e. housman • paramahansa yogananda • to an athlete dying young • victory • youth
The Nun of Amherst Emily Dickinson's life resembled that of a monastic. She lived a quiet life of contemplation, and she filled her poems with flowers, birds, divinity, and immortality. emily dickinson • nun of amherst • nineteenth century • american poet • fascicles
Yogananda's 'The Great Lightland' The speaker in Yogananda's "The Great Lightland" is an advanced yogi who gives listeners a glimpse of what he sees and then demonstrates gratitude for his attainment. paramahansa yogananda • advanced yogi • the great lightland • songs of the soul • over-soul |
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