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  • Universal Religion & the Psychic Forces by Soumyadipta Charttertjee
  • Universal Religion & the Psychic Forces
  • Universal Religion & the Psychic Forces
  • Universal Religion & the Psychic Forces
  • Universal Religion & the Psychic Forces
  • Universal Religion & the Psychic Forces

Universal Religion & the Psychic Forces

Publisher: MLBD Publications
Language: English
Total Pages: 236
Available in: Hardbound
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Description

As the Kalyuga stands eye to eye with humanity it has destroyed all the ancient cultures of the world. Kalyuga or the dark age is a psychic force and extends much beyond our physical realities. Its roots are much deeper across all our incarnations and reincarnations. As the time passes its roots are becoming stronger. The question then comes to the mind that how do we preserve our spirituality? The answer has been given in the Bhagvada Geetha the song of the God. If we pursue the principle of Bhakti Yoga our hopes and chances increase. We can be rescued from the powerful claws of the Kaliyuga by this principle of Yoga.

The Journey of the Soul is eternal and true liberation lies in understanding and accepting this reality. This book prepares the mind and heart for an eternal journey and thus this book works on inclusiveness rather than exclusiveness. By overcoming the uncertainties and knowing the unknown, human consciousness expands. This book's uniqueness lies in scientifically exploring the psychic forces and then let readers decide their existences in their own lives.

About the Author

Mr. Soumyadipta Chatterjee is a Software Engineer, he lives in California, United States with his family. He had been associated with the Tata Group for more than a decade. He is currently associated with the R.P. Goenka group. The author was born and brought up in Barrackpore, Kolkata, India to a traditional Brahmin Family which has a history of being a stakeholder of an ancient 350-Year-Old Durga Puja. The author's family is a stakeholder of a Vishnu temple which has Badri Narayan's Shal gram Shila which by tradition the family worships and serves. As per the author his birthplace West Bengal is cosmically very special and is a Yogic place where two sacred rivers of Shakta and Vaishnava tradition unites in a Yogic Sangam The author has worshipped his Family Vishnu Deity since his childhood and has visited several holy places of pilgrimage as mentioned by him in his note. He believes his life is a pilgrimage and every time he visits a new place it reminds him of being connected with this Universe through a cosmic relationship. He has been introduced to the practices and wisdom of Yoga at an early age and he claims that he is an ardent student of understanding the Yoga in its purest form.

The author has earned a Junior Diploma in Fine Arts from Bangiya Sangeet Parishad. The author believes that Sanatan Dharma or the Universal Religion is eternal, and the Vedas are not just mere scriptures but a way of life and can significantly show mankind the truest light of life. Being an Engineer, he likes to explain the concepts of Religion scientifically and creates a warm sense of the pursuits of truth through his humble quest.

The authors maternal family has a rich tradition of being the Followers of Shri Shyama Charan Lahiri a revered saint and Sadhaka. The author believes in the ancient tradition of Guru-Shishya Parampara and is grateful to the various Gurus from whom either in the human form or the Sukshma form he has learned and absorbed any cosmic knowledge in this lifetime.

Introduction

The Kalyuga or the dark age is not only the age of ignorance and passion, but it is the age of sin. What can be the greatest sin than deceiving oneself and abandoning one's faith. Demolishing one's faith to promote an era of materialistic pursuit is driving mankind in serious problems of anger, depression, anxiety, stress, and shorter life span. As the Kalyuga stands eye to eye with humanity it has destroyed all the ancient cultures of the world. Kalyuga or the dark age is a psychic force and extends much beyond our physical realities.

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