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| Born in a village in ], ] in December of 1910, '''Eknath Easwaran''' was an Indian-American professor, author, translator, and religious teacher. His translations of the ], the ], and the ] are critially acclaimed. His best-selling book is called ''Meditation: A Simple Eight Point Program for Translating Spiritual Values into Daily Life''. He was a personal acquaintance of ], and his philosophy could be considered an articulation of Gandhi's actions. | Born in a village in ], ] in December of 1910, '''Eknath Easwaran''' was an Indian-American professor, author, translator, and religious teacher. His translations of the ], the ], and the ] are critially acclaimed. His best-selling book is called ''Meditation: A Simple Eight Point Program for Translating Spiritual Values into Daily Life''. He was a personal acquaintance of ], and his philosophy could be considered an articulation of Gandhi's actions. | ||
| Eknath Easwaran developed a mthod of meditation that he called "passage meditation" -- silent repetition in the mind of memorized inspirational passages from the world's great religions. As Easwaran says, "The slow, sustained concentration on these passages drives them deep into our minds; and whatever we drive deep into consciousness, that we become." | |||
| Easwaran founded the Blue Mountain Center of Meditation and the Nilgiri Press. Easwaran died in October, 1999. | Easwaran founded the Blue Mountain Center of Meditation and the Nilgiri Press. Easwaran died in October, 1999. | ||
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Born in a village in Kerala, India in December of 1910, Eknath Easwaran was an Indian-American professor, author, translator, and religious teacher. His translations of the Bhagavad Gita, the Upanishads, and the Dhammapada are critially acclaimed. His best-selling book is called Meditation: A Simple Eight Point Program for Translating Spiritual Values into Daily Life. He was a personal acquaintance of Gandhi, and his philosophy could be considered an articulation of Gandhi's actions.
Eknath Easwaran developed a mthod of meditation that he called "passage meditation" -- silent repetition in the mind of memorized inspirational passages from the world's great religions. As Easwaran says, "The slow, sustained concentration on these passages drives them deep into our minds; and whatever we drive deep into consciousness, that we become."
Easwaran founded the Blue Mountain Center of Meditation and the Nilgiri Press. Easwaran died in October, 1999.
Bibliography
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- The End of Sorrow (The Bhagavad Gita for Living, Vol. 1), 1979
- Like a Thousand Suns (The Bhagavad Gita for Daily Living, Vol. 2), 1979
- To Love Is to Know Me (Bhagavad Gita for Daily Living, Vol. 3), 1985
- The Bhagavad Gita (Translator), 1985
- The Dhammapada (Translator), Stephen H. Ruppenthal, 1986
- The Upanishads (Translator), 1987
- The Compassionate Universe, 1989
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- Dialogue With Death: A Journey Through Consciousness, 1992
- Seeing With the Eyes of Love: Relfections on a Classic of Christian Mysticism, 1993
- The Play of God: Visions of the Life of Krishna by Devi Vanamali, et al, 1995
- Classics of Christian Inspiration: Love Never Faileth, Seeing With the Eyes of Love, Original Goodness, 1996
- Love Never Faileth: Eknath Easwaran on St. Francis, St. Augustine, Mother Teresa and St. Paul, 1996
- The Monkey and the Mango: Stories of My Granny, (Illustrated by Ilka Jerabek), 1996
- Original Goodness: On the Beatitudes of the Sermon on the Mount, 1996
- Seeing With the Eyes of Love: Eknath Easwaran on the Imitation of Christ, 1996
- The Undiscovered Country: Exploring the Promise of Death, 1996
- Words to Live by: Inspiration for Every Day, 1996
- Gandhi, the Man: The Story of His Transformation, et al, 1997
- Nonviolent Soldier of Islam, 1999
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- A Higher Image, 2002
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- Take Your Time: Finding Balance in a Hurried World
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- Meditation: Commonsense Directions for an Uncommon Life
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- Supreme Ambition: Life's Goals and How to Reach It
- The mantram handbook : formulas for transformation
- The Constant Companion
- A Man to Match His Mountains: Badshah Khan, Nonviolent Soldier of Islam
- Love Never Faileth: The Inspiration of Saint Francis, Saint Augustine, Saint Paul, Mother Teresa, with Carol L. Flinders
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- Selections from the World's Most Sacred Literature
- Seeing With the Eyes of Love: Reflections on a Classic of Christian Mysticism
- Kabir: Stages of Desire
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- With My Love and Blessings: The Teaching Years, 1966-1999 in Photographs & His Own Words
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