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How to achieve a direct inner experience of your higher nature and the after-death state from which you originate and will return.
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How to achieve a direct inner experience of your higher nature and the after-death state from which you originate and will return.
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Produktdetails
- Produktdetails
- Verlag: Inner Traditions Bear and Company
- 2nd Edition, New Edition of The Way of Inner Vigil
- Seitenzahl: 384
- Erscheinungstermin: 3. Februar 2010
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 228mm x 153mm x 25mm
- Gewicht: 630g
- ISBN-13: 9781594773044
- ISBN-10: 1594773041
- Artikelnr.: 26561157
- Verlag: Inner Traditions Bear and Company
- 2nd Edition, New Edition of The Way of Inner Vigil
- Seitenzahl: 384
- Erscheinungstermin: 3. Februar 2010
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 228mm x 153mm x 25mm
- Gewicht: 630g
- ISBN-13: 9781594773044
- ISBN-10: 1594773041
- Artikelnr.: 26561157
Edward Salim Michael (1921-2006) began transmitting the fruits of his inner experiences and mystical understandings to his pupils in 1974. In addition to The Law of Attention, first published in 1983, he has written 7 other books in French.
Foreword by Ajahn Sumedho
Preface
Introduction
1 Birth and Self-Forgetfulness
2 The Attention and Its Importance
3 The Body and Self-Recollectedness
4 The Aspirant’s Attitude When Alone
5 The Slavery of Wrong Personal Consideration
6 Inner Work in Outer Life Conditions
7 Sva-Vani-Sravana Yoga, Yoga of Listening to the Sound of One’s Voice
8 Efforts and Sincerity
9 The Mysterious Role of Suffering
10 Nada Yoga, Yoga of the Inner Sound (Part One)
11 Nada Yoga, Yoga of the Inner Sound (Part Two)
12 Nada Yoga, Yoga of the Inner Sound (Part Three)
13 Nada Yoga, Yoga of the Inner Sound (Part Four)
14 Nada Yoga, Yoga of the Inner Sound (Part Five)
15 The Practice of Concentration While Walking Outside
16 Hidden Tendencies and the Meaning of Renunciation
17 Tapas (Self-Denials) and Their True Significance
18 Earthly Existence as Indispensable Means for Transformation
19 Yoga of the Void
20 Problems in Meditation and Their Equivalent When Dying
21 Hatha Yoga (Part One)
22 Hatha Yoga (Part Two)
23 Hatha Yoga (Part Three)
24 Time and Eternity
25 Meditation and the After-Death State
26 The Importance of Cyclic Recurrence in the Universe
27 Meditation with Slow Walking and Breathing (Part One)
28 Meditation with Slow Walking and Breathing (Part Two)
29 Meditation with Slow Walking and Breathing (Part Three)
30 Meditation with Slow Walking and Breathing (Part Four)
31 The Interaction of Forces in the Universe and Life
32 The Power of Hidden Influences Emanating from Beings and Things
33 Actions and Their Consequences in the World
34 The Trace That Thoughts, Words, and Deeds Leave
35 The Human Being Thinks Himself into What He Is
36 Accidental Forces and Their Effect on a Person’s Being
37 Seeing and Hearing
38 Exercise with the Sacred Syllable OM
39 Sadhana and Enlightenment (Part One)
40 Sadhana and Enlightenment (Part Two)
41 Sadhana and Enlightenment (Part Three)
42 The Further Understanding of Right Effort
43 The Price of Enlightenment
44 Mother and Child
45 Man and Woman
46 Food and the Human Being
47 The Spectator and the Spectacle
48 Conclusion and Summary (with Some Final Advice and Reminders)
Afterword
Index
About the Author
Preface
Introduction
1 Birth and Self-Forgetfulness
2 The Attention and Its Importance
3 The Body and Self-Recollectedness
4 The Aspirant’s Attitude When Alone
5 The Slavery of Wrong Personal Consideration
6 Inner Work in Outer Life Conditions
7 Sva-Vani-Sravana Yoga, Yoga of Listening to the Sound of One’s Voice
8 Efforts and Sincerity
9 The Mysterious Role of Suffering
10 Nada Yoga, Yoga of the Inner Sound (Part One)
11 Nada Yoga, Yoga of the Inner Sound (Part Two)
12 Nada Yoga, Yoga of the Inner Sound (Part Three)
13 Nada Yoga, Yoga of the Inner Sound (Part Four)
14 Nada Yoga, Yoga of the Inner Sound (Part Five)
15 The Practice of Concentration While Walking Outside
16 Hidden Tendencies and the Meaning of Renunciation
17 Tapas (Self-Denials) and Their True Significance
18 Earthly Existence as Indispensable Means for Transformation
19 Yoga of the Void
20 Problems in Meditation and Their Equivalent When Dying
21 Hatha Yoga (Part One)
22 Hatha Yoga (Part Two)
23 Hatha Yoga (Part Three)
24 Time and Eternity
25 Meditation and the After-Death State
26 The Importance of Cyclic Recurrence in the Universe
27 Meditation with Slow Walking and Breathing (Part One)
28 Meditation with Slow Walking and Breathing (Part Two)
29 Meditation with Slow Walking and Breathing (Part Three)
30 Meditation with Slow Walking and Breathing (Part Four)
31 The Interaction of Forces in the Universe and Life
32 The Power of Hidden Influences Emanating from Beings and Things
33 Actions and Their Consequences in the World
34 The Trace That Thoughts, Words, and Deeds Leave
35 The Human Being Thinks Himself into What He Is
36 Accidental Forces and Their Effect on a Person’s Being
37 Seeing and Hearing
38 Exercise with the Sacred Syllable OM
39 Sadhana and Enlightenment (Part One)
40 Sadhana and Enlightenment (Part Two)
41 Sadhana and Enlightenment (Part Three)
42 The Further Understanding of Right Effort
43 The Price of Enlightenment
44 Mother and Child
45 Man and Woman
46 Food and the Human Being
47 The Spectator and the Spectacle
48 Conclusion and Summary (with Some Final Advice and Reminders)
Afterword
Index
About the Author
Foreword by Ajahn Sumedho
Preface
Introduction
1 Birth and Self-Forgetfulness
2 The Attention and Its Importance
3 The Body and Self-Recollectedness
4 The Aspirant’s Attitude When Alone
5 The Slavery of Wrong Personal Consideration
6 Inner Work in Outer Life Conditions
7 Sva-Vani-Sravana Yoga, Yoga of Listening to the Sound of One’s Voice
8 Efforts and Sincerity
9 The Mysterious Role of Suffering
10 Nada Yoga, Yoga of the Inner Sound (Part One)
11 Nada Yoga, Yoga of the Inner Sound (Part Two)
12 Nada Yoga, Yoga of the Inner Sound (Part Three)
13 Nada Yoga, Yoga of the Inner Sound (Part Four)
14 Nada Yoga, Yoga of the Inner Sound (Part Five)
15 The Practice of Concentration While Walking Outside
16 Hidden Tendencies and the Meaning of Renunciation
17 Tapas (Self-Denials) and Their True Significance
18 Earthly Existence as Indispensable Means for Transformation
19 Yoga of the Void
20 Problems in Meditation and Their Equivalent When Dying
21 Hatha Yoga (Part One)
22 Hatha Yoga (Part Two)
23 Hatha Yoga (Part Three)
24 Time and Eternity
25 Meditation and the After-Death State
26 The Importance of Cyclic Recurrence in the Universe
27 Meditation with Slow Walking and Breathing (Part One)
28 Meditation with Slow Walking and Breathing (Part Two)
29 Meditation with Slow Walking and Breathing (Part Three)
30 Meditation with Slow Walking and Breathing (Part Four)
31 The Interaction of Forces in the Universe and Life
32 The Power of Hidden Influences Emanating from Beings and Things
33 Actions and Their Consequences in the World
34 The Trace That Thoughts, Words, and Deeds Leave
35 The Human Being Thinks Himself into What He Is
36 Accidental Forces and Their Effect on a Person’s Being
37 Seeing and Hearing
38 Exercise with the Sacred Syllable OM
39 Sadhana and Enlightenment (Part One)
40 Sadhana and Enlightenment (Part Two)
41 Sadhana and Enlightenment (Part Three)
42 The Further Understanding of Right Effort
43 The Price of Enlightenment
44 Mother and Child
45 Man and Woman
46 Food and the Human Being
47 The Spectator and the Spectacle
48 Conclusion and Summary (with Some Final Advice and Reminders)
Afterword
Index
About the Author
Preface
Introduction
1 Birth and Self-Forgetfulness
2 The Attention and Its Importance
3 The Body and Self-Recollectedness
4 The Aspirant’s Attitude When Alone
5 The Slavery of Wrong Personal Consideration
6 Inner Work in Outer Life Conditions
7 Sva-Vani-Sravana Yoga, Yoga of Listening to the Sound of One’s Voice
8 Efforts and Sincerity
9 The Mysterious Role of Suffering
10 Nada Yoga, Yoga of the Inner Sound (Part One)
11 Nada Yoga, Yoga of the Inner Sound (Part Two)
12 Nada Yoga, Yoga of the Inner Sound (Part Three)
13 Nada Yoga, Yoga of the Inner Sound (Part Four)
14 Nada Yoga, Yoga of the Inner Sound (Part Five)
15 The Practice of Concentration While Walking Outside
16 Hidden Tendencies and the Meaning of Renunciation
17 Tapas (Self-Denials) and Their True Significance
18 Earthly Existence as Indispensable Means for Transformation
19 Yoga of the Void
20 Problems in Meditation and Their Equivalent When Dying
21 Hatha Yoga (Part One)
22 Hatha Yoga (Part Two)
23 Hatha Yoga (Part Three)
24 Time and Eternity
25 Meditation and the After-Death State
26 The Importance of Cyclic Recurrence in the Universe
27 Meditation with Slow Walking and Breathing (Part One)
28 Meditation with Slow Walking and Breathing (Part Two)
29 Meditation with Slow Walking and Breathing (Part Three)
30 Meditation with Slow Walking and Breathing (Part Four)
31 The Interaction of Forces in the Universe and Life
32 The Power of Hidden Influences Emanating from Beings and Things
33 Actions and Their Consequences in the World
34 The Trace That Thoughts, Words, and Deeds Leave
35 The Human Being Thinks Himself into What He Is
36 Accidental Forces and Their Effect on a Person’s Being
37 Seeing and Hearing
38 Exercise with the Sacred Syllable OM
39 Sadhana and Enlightenment (Part One)
40 Sadhana and Enlightenment (Part Two)
41 Sadhana and Enlightenment (Part Three)
42 The Further Understanding of Right Effort
43 The Price of Enlightenment
44 Mother and Child
45 Man and Woman
46 Food and the Human Being
47 The Spectator and the Spectacle
48 Conclusion and Summary (with Some Final Advice and Reminders)
Afterword
Index
About the Author