The Ganges and the Jordan Meet
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The Ganges and the Jordan are the sacred rivers of Hinduism and Christianity. This book explores where these two great spiritual traditions meet and how the Jesus of the New Testament and the Christian tradition can be understood in new ways when seen through the lens of Vedic spiritual experience. If Christianity is to find a place in the 'post-Christian' West, it has to be a religion of personal transformation rather than a transactional religion, the sort of transaction which says, 'I will believe in Jesus Christ so that my sins will be forgiven and I will go to heaven'. The Vedic Upanishad...
The Ganges and the Jordan are the sacred rivers of Hinduism and Christianity. This book explores where these two great spiritual traditions meet and how the Jesus of the New Testament and the Christian tradition can be understood in new ways when seen through the lens of Vedic spiritual experience. If Christianity is to find a place in the 'post-Christian' West, it has to be a religion of personal transformation rather than a transactional religion, the sort of transaction which says, 'I will believe in Jesus Christ so that my sins will be forgiven and I will go to heaven'. The Vedic Upanishads discovered five hundred years before Christ that each person is a manifestation of God and that the God is the hidden core of every one of us. This was exactly what Jesus discovered for himself and for all humanity. Jesus' call to the 'Kingdom of God' is that call to personal transformation that makes the direct experience of God a possibility for all. This new Christianity will not only teach people about 'the pearl of great price' it will show people that they are themselves the pearl of great price. This is a really important book for all those who seek a spiritual path which acknowledges that of Christianity but who reject the way Christianity is offered by our contemporary churches.
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