A search in secret India / Paul Brunton.

By:

Brunton Paul

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New delhi. Cosmo publications. 2004.Edition: 1st ed. 2004Description: 224 p . ; hardbound 14x22cmISBN:

81-7755-759-9

DDC classification:

23 181.4 BRU

Contents:

1.Wherein I bow to the reader 2.A prelude to the quest 3.A magician out of egypt 4.I meet a messiah 5.The anchorite of the Adyar River 6.The yoga which conquers death 7.The sage who never speaks 8.With the spiritual head of south India 9.The hill of the holy beacon 10.Among the magicians and holy men 11.The wonder-worker of benares 12.Written in the stars 13.The garden of the lord 14.At the parsee messiah's headquaters 15.A strange encounter 16.In a jungle hermitage 17.Tablets of forgotten truth

Summary: "Sacred India" would be as apt a title for this book.For it is a quest for that India which is only secret because it is so scared.The holiest things in life are not bruited abroad in public.The sure instict of the human soul is to keep them withdrawn in the inmost recesses accessible to few perhaps to none.Certainly only to those who care for spiritual things.And with a country as with an individual.The most sacred things a country keeps secret.It would not be easy for a stranger to discover what england holds most sacred.And it is the same with India.The most sacred part of India is the most secret.Now secret things require much searching for:but those who seek will find.Those who seek will find.Those who seek with their whole heart and with the real determination to find will at last discover the secret.Mr.brunton had that determination and he did in the end find.

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Item type	Current library	Collection	Call number	Status	Date due	Barcode
Books	Tetso College Library Philosohpy	Non-fiction	181.4 BRU (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		8100

1.Wherein I bow to the reader
2.A prelude to the quest
3.A magician out of egypt
4.I meet a messiah
5.The anchorite of the Adyar River
6.The yoga which conquers death
7.The sage who never speaks
8.With the spiritual head of south India
9.The hill of the holy beacon
10.Among the magicians and holy men
11.The wonder-worker of benares
12.Written in the stars
13.The garden of the lord
14.At the parsee messiah's headquaters
15.A strange encounter
16.In a jungle hermitage
17.Tablets of forgotten truth

"Sacred India" would be as apt a title for this book.For it is a quest for that India which is only secret because it is so scared.The holiest things in life are not bruited abroad in public.The sure instict of the human soul is to keep them withdrawn in the inmost recesses accessible to few perhaps to none.Certainly only to those who care for spiritual things.And with a country as with an individual.The most sacred things a country keeps secret.It would not be easy for a stranger to discover what england holds most sacred.And it is the same with India.The most sacred part of India is the most secret.Now secret things require much searching for:but those who seek will find.Those who seek will find.Those who seek with their whole heart and with the real determination to find will at last discover the secret.Mr.brunton had that determination and he did in the end find.

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