Vedanta: Glas slobode
Vivekānanda once said: "I bring a message to the West, as the Buddha had a message to the East." And the message was vedānta. Svāmī Ćetanananda has selected 104 essays from the mature period of Svāmī Vivekānanda, from 1893 to his death in 1902.
"Vedānta: The Voice of Freedom" presents in a clear and concise manner the spiritual wisdom of India that has developed over five thousand years. In the science of Vedānta, there is the pinnacle of knowledge about truth and freedom, about the unity of divine and human nature, and about the harmony of religions. This is a living vedānta expounded by an extraordinary mind.
Vivekānanda's miraculous power is that he was able to convey the light of ancient India - the essential message of spirituality and humanity directly into the heart of the reader by being the light of ātma within him. It is precisely the power of transmitting pure light that sets it apart from the others; it is the power that awakens us from the sleep of ignorance, the power of the true teacher, the brahmanishtha shrotriya - the enlightened one.
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