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Trailanga Swami and Shankari Mataji Online ezMjn [FREE] Trailanga Swami and Shankari Mataji Online [ezMjn.ebook] Trailanga Swami and Shankari Mataji Pdf Free Paramanand Saraswati DOC | *audiobook | ebooks | Download PDF | ePub Download Now Free Download Here Download eBook #1265463 in Books Ingramcontent 2014-06-03Original language:EnglishPDF # 1 9.00 x .40 x 6.00l, .54 #File Name: 1499166583176 pagesTrailanga Swami and Shankari Mataji | File size: 26.Mb Paramanand Saraswati : Trailanga Swami and Shankari Mataji before purchasing it in order to gage whether or not it would be worth my time, and all praised Trailanga Swami and Shankari Mataji: 1 of 1 people found the following review helpful. Authentic account of the amazing Trailanga Trailanga Swami.By siddhanathanWonderful book about one of the most fascinating spiritual beings to emerge from India- Swami Trailanga lived for almost three hundred years and weighed the same number of pounds, hardly spoke and hardly ate. His Siddhis (miracles) were witnessed by tens of thousands of people including officials of the British Government. Unlike other books about the Sami, this biography of the incomparable Swamiji is based on accounts given personally by the mother (Swamiji's foremost disciple) to one of her disciples. The information was taken from a few books that had been salvaged by the new owner of the house where the mother used to live. The book dispels some erroneous accounts of Swamiji's life and is considered an authentic narrative.This disciple's was Bengali and had written the biography in the Bengali language from which it was translated into English. It is no hear say account but a direct one of the life of Trailanga Swami.Blessings5 of 6 people found the following review helpful. Advaita Dwaita In The Life Of Bhagawan Sri Trailingaswami - Grinding Red Chalk, Hollow Bamboo Flutes Chick PeasBy Selvaraj V M MuthurajaIf you are keen to explore how the Advaita and Dwaita traditions have coexisted in its motherland,this beautiful and divine biography of the Maha Avatar Bhagawan Sri Trailingaswami and theMaha Yogini Sri Shankari Mataji will lead you there.For many of us of the Indian diaspora, a generation or more distancefrom their Indian heritage our first introduction to Bhagawan Sri Trailingaswamiwas through Swami Paramahamsa Yogananda's " Autobiography Of A Yogi".This was accompanied by the availability in English of "The Gospel OfSri Ramakrishna Paramahamsa" and other literature from the Sri Ramakrishna Math and Mission.The many awe inspiring references to Bhagawan Sri Trailingaswami leftus thirsting for more information on the life and teachings of this august Saint of India. We ached for access to the life of this great Saint in our quest to discoverour great spiritual heritage and find our own sense of connection back to thisocean of spirituality. We felt we were swimming in far away rivers and hadaccess to this ocean denied to us. We were refugees in the havens of our own choiceand craving for the Eden of spirituality our parents seemed to have left behind.The age of the internet dawned 25 years ago and here was a powerful tool thatpotentially could give access to that longed for information. Searches invariably brought us back to the same published references mentioned above. It was as though more details of the life of this great Maha Shiva Avatar was not to be told to the worldbeyond Bharat's holy shores. Various self unfolding events in trying to source a biography - independently concluded itselfin a commercially published biographical work of this Great Maha Avatar. Subsequently further glimpses of His divine origin in Madurai came to the fore and all these was most joyously received. When you are truly parched the source from which the water comes from is rarely inquired into . Any wateravailable can only be by the grace of Bhagawan Trailingaswami. It was like Bhagawan Trailingaswami making Sri Umacharan grind away at the hard red chalk for days before gracing him with the teachings. He was already close to the Lord but had to grind away some more karmas under the watchful eyes of the Maha Guru before being allowed into the inner sanctum for more grace. We too continue grinding away at our karmas and are now blessed to have newaccess to an authentic tranche on the life of this Great Maha Avatar.Our gratitude to the publisher, editor and sponsors cannot be expressed adequately in words.Bhagawan Sri Trailingaswami the true wish fulfilling Kalpataru Treehas re-emerged miraculously and we have this great work as a veritable prasadand balm for aching heart and hands. This work and how it became available is truly miraculous.Only by the grace of Bhagawan Sri Trailingaswami can this surface. This is a great work on an even greater Saint. We now have a truly authentic source as the work originated, as the pearl drops from Bhagawan Sri Trailingaswamis true spiritual heart child the great Maha Yogini Sri Sri Shankari Mataji.A Saint whose advent was completely engineered and nurtured by Bhagawan Sri Trailingaswamiout of compassion for humanity. This work also partially covers Her great life.Shri Paramanand Sarasawati Swami a direct disciple of Sri Sri Shankari Mataji weaves a beautiful and authentic biography with deep insight into true spirituality. Can we ever fathom the spiritual stature of a Great Maha Avatar ? This the Swamin fearlessly attempts by comparing the life of Bhagawan with pronouncements of Lord Krishna in the Bhagavath Gita and other sacred works.He achieves this difficult objective well which hints at his own high spiritual stature.He beautifully expounds the perpetual Sat-Chit-Ananda state of Bhagawan Sri Trailingaswamiwhen he says "their flute of life is hollow and thus the Divine flautist - the Supreme God- creates the melody of spirituality in them, so they do not have to depend on any external pleasures." Non duality teachings when expressed in the domain of duality can still be awesome, beautiful and sweet.Here is another gem, in the answer to a question posed by Bhagawan Sri Ramakrishna Paramhamsa Deva to Bhagawan Sri Trailingaswami, He asks "Is God an Absolute One or many ?" And at the endof the answer :"So, you can opine that God is One and Two, but actually he is One - the Absolute.The two parts of the beads of making a chick-pea, is the perfect example of this concept." The Divine Mother Sri Sarada Mani Ma on first settings eyes on Bhagawan Sri Trailingaswami, is said to have quipped, " It's a baby", in Tamil it would be translated as "Kulandai". More remains to be told and we eagerly look forward to the English rendition of Guru Darshan 3 as Bhagawan favors us with further glimpses of His Maha Lila as Bhagawan Sri KulandaiAnanda Swamy. Can this everbe truly fathomed ? The end may perhaps only be that of the fate of the salt doll which went to measure the oceans depth. There may be nothing left to see or measure then. Until then it is back to grinding the red chalk.If you have come to this book in it means you haveto buy this book and read it.0 of 1 people found the following review helpful. Five StarsBy EdmondGreat thks a million Many in the West are aware of the great sages of India – Mahatma Trailanga Swami and his direct disciple, the great woman ascetic Shankari Mataji. But unfortunately not much information is available on the lives of these august personages. This book is our humble attempt to shed some light on these extraordinary lives. 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