Fourteen Lessons in Yogi Philosophy
Yogi Ramacharaka · 1904
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About the book
Fourteen lessons on the seven principles of man, the aura and the astral world, written by an American publisher in the voice of an Indian teacher. The scholarship is invented; the practical instruction is surprisingly durable.
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Part 1 · The Chicago man behind the yogi. The first six slides, free.
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Open the book to its title page and you meet an Indian master. Yogi Ramacharaka, it says, author of Science of Breath and Hatha Yoga, with an epigraph promising that the disciple "will always find his master."
Now read a little further down the same page. The Yogi Publication Society, Masonic Temple, Chicago. London agents at Ludgate Circus. Copyright 1903.
That small print is the first clue to the book. The voice that fills the fourteen lessons is patient, grave and unmistakably Eastern. The address the lessons were mailed from was an office skyscraper in the middle of an American city.
Inside the course
13 parts- Who «Yogi Ramacharaka» really wasFree above
- The seven principles of man, laid out
- The physical body, and the yogi's respect for it
- Prana, and the astral body
Questions
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Yes. The full book opens free in the app’s reader, in English, Spanish, German, French, Italian, Polish, Portuguese, and Russian.
What is the short course?
13 short parts that walk through the book’s key ideas in slides, each with a quick quiz. The first six slides are free to try on this page.
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