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Retired bank president, golfer, husband, and father doesn't fit the stereotype of an Indian guru—which may account for Ramesh Balsekar's enormous popularity. His background and education, combined with his profound spiritual studies, make him an ideal bridge between East and West, the spiritual and the material. Regarded as the world's greatest living sage, Balsekar is the primary exponent of the teaching of Advaita, which holds that everything is one, that all humanity is an intrinsic part of the universe rather than split from it: in short, that nonduality is the all-encompassing truth. This anthology comprises thematic extracts from all the master’s written works to date. Approved by Balsekar, as well as by his leading disciple, Wayne Liquorman, it is powerful, accessible, witty, and always to the point.
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The Wisdom of Balsekar, Ramesh Balsekar, Alan Jacobs, Wayne Liquorman
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- Released
- 2002
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- Title
- The Wisdom of Balsekar
- Subtitle
- The Essence of Enlightenment from the World's Leading Teacher of Advaita
- Language
- English
- Authors
- Ramesh Balsekar, Alan Jacobs, Wayne Liquorman
- Publisher
- Watkins Publishing
- Released
- 2002
- Format
- Paperback
- Pages
- 224
- ISBN10
- 1842930796
- ISBN13
- 9781842930793
- Series
- Tags
- Non-Fiction, Social Sciences, Religion & Spirituality, Religion, Philosophy, Spirituality, New Age & Spirituality, India, Hinduism, Indian Philosophy, Advaita
- Rating
- 3.85 out of 5
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- Retired bank president, golfer, husband, and father doesn't fit the stereotype of an Indian guru—which may account for Ramesh Balsekar's enormous popularity. His background and education, combined with his profound spiritual studies, make him an ideal bridge between East and West, the spiritual and the material. Regarded as the world's greatest living sage, Balsekar is the primary exponent of the teaching of Advaita, which holds that everything is one, that all humanity is an intrinsic part of the universe rather than split from it: in short, that nonduality is the all-encompassing truth. This anthology comprises thematic extracts from all the master’s written works to date. Approved by Balsekar, as well as by his leading disciple, Wayne Liquorman, it is powerful, accessible, witty, and always to the point.