Jñana Yoga in the Bhagavad Gita -- The Path for Self-Realization

Self-realisation has been in various shades of religions as a mark of realizing the Self within and in relation to the Self. Jhana Yoga as a means to this end is found in many religious faiths that require a pure, holy and selfless living as for God, coming even close to the Christian conception of...

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Published in:Asia journal of theology
Main Author: Michael, Pavulraj (Author)
Format: Electronic Article
Language:English
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Published: ATESEA [2015]
In: Asia journal of theology
RelBib Classification:AG Religious life; material religion
BK Hinduism, Jainism, Sikhism
NBK Soteriology
Further subjects:B Self-realization
B The Self
B Religion
B Bhagavadgita
B Yoga
B HINDU sacred books
B Knowledge
B Realisation
B Conversion to Christianity
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Summary:Self-realisation has been in various shades of religions as a mark of realizing the Self within and in relation to the Self. Jhana Yoga as a means to this end is found in many religious faiths that require a pure, holy and selfless living as for God, coming even close to the Christian conception of being 'bornagain' or even enlightened by God or even being in Spirit or led by the Spirit.
ISSN:2815-1828
Contains:Enthalten in: Asia journal of theology