Presenting the teachings of Christ from the experience of Paramhansa Yogananda, one of the greatest spiritual masters of the 20th century, this galvanizing book offers the fresh perspective on Christ's teachings for which the world has been waiting.

To bridge the gap between Eastern wisdom and Western mind-set, the Yogic Master Yogananda started a magazine called East-West in the 1920s in which he poured forth his inspirational writings. This volume contains some of the articles originally published between 1925 to 1930 as they appeared in the magazine. These articles continue to have relevance to spiritual seekers today. A few of the articles are concerning events of almost 90 years ago, but the messages are timeless. This is the third volume in the collection of Paramhansa Yogananda's unedited, original works. The first two are...

Autobiography of a Yogi is a fascinating read that is sure to challenge the way you look at the world and open your mind to considering new ways of looking at things; it is worth taking the time to read.

The contents of the original Praeceptum 181 are full of loving wisdom. A close reading reveals the Master's characteristic inclusiveness of all students and disciples who truly want to experience (or realize) God's presence. In addition is his clarion call to all gurubhais to spread the Self-realization teachings, those ancient teachings of the Masters of India, unclaimable by any one sect (or organization) because so universal in scope and power. Never had I heard that Yogananda had called (and continues to call) faithful devotees to pick up their 'certificates' and proclaim these teachings...