25 Volumes Vedanta In The West Booklets 1960-1970 Hinduism Vintage

Description: Vedanta teaches that man’s real nature is divine; that ot is the aim of a man’s life to unfold and manifest this divinity; and that truth is universal. Vedanta accepts all the religions of the world, and reveres the great prophets, teachers, and sons of God, because it recognizes the same divine inspiration in all. Here we have 25 volumes of Vedanta and the West, a six times yearly publication that was in publication from the 1930’s-1970. Please see my detailed photos to see the specific volumes. These booklets have been read and well lobed but all are intact with sound bindings and all pages present. There is some underlining throughout the volumes. Please see my detailed photos as an integral part of the condition description. Please let me know if you have any questions. The books measure 6.75”H X 4.5”W Vedanta Press, also known as Vedanta Society of Southern California Press, is the publishing division associated with the Vedanta Society, one of the most well-known organizations propagating the teachings of Vedanta in the West. Here’s a brief overview of the connection between Vedanta and the West, along with the role of Vedanta Press: Vedanta and Its Introduction to the West: Vedanta is one of the six orthodox schools of Indian philosophy, deriving from the teachings of the Vedas, particularly the Upanishads. Its central concepts include the ideas of Brahman (ultimate reality), Atman (the individual soul), and the path to self-realization and liberation. The introduction of Vedanta to the Western world is often credited to Swami Vivekananda, a key figure in the spread of Indian philosophy. His participation in the World’s Parliament of Religions in Chicago in 1893 is considered a seminal moment in Western interest in Indian thought. Following this, Vedanta societies were established in various cities across the United States and Europe, promoting Indian spiritual teachings. Influence of Vedanta in the West: Vedanta has had a lasting impact on Western thought, particularly through its emphasis on the unity of all religious paths and the idea that self-realization and spiritual growth are attainable goals for everyone. It has inspired thinkers, writers, and even psychologists, including notable figures such as Aldous Huxley and Joseph Campbell. Huxley, for example, was profoundly influenced by Vedanta and often referenced its philosophy in his work.

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