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The Yoga Vasistha Saraj explains the precepts of Advaita philosophy. This book is a smaller treatise named Yoga Vasihta Sara with 223 verses that contains only the essential philosophical conclusions of the original text. The Bengali text Yoga Vashitha Sara was translated and with the commentary by Swami Dhiresananda. It…


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Another classic of Advaita philosophy, this book is basically a summary of the much more voluminous Vasistha's Yoga. It's all the wisdom, condensed.

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