श्री धर्म्म कल्पद्रुम खंड – ४ : स्वामी विवेकानन्द द्वारा हिन्दी पीडीएफ़ पुस्तक | Sri Dharma Kalpadruma Vol-4 : By Swami Vivekanand Hindi PDF Book
- Pustak Ka Naam / Name of Book : श्री धर्म्म कल्पद्रुम खंड – ४ / Sri Dharma Kalpadruma Vol-4 Hindi Book in PDF
- Pustak Ke Lekhak / Author of Book : स्वामी विवेकानन्द / Swami Vivekanand
- Pustak Ki Bhasha / Language of Book : हिंदी / Hindi
- Pustak Ka Akar / Size of Ebook : 09.03 MB
- Pustak Mein Kul Prashth / Total pages in ebook : 418
- Pustak Download Sthiti / Ebook Downloading Status : Best
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PustakKaVivaran : Chittavrtti nirodh ke dwara atm saakshatkaar labh karane ke liye anushthit dwtiy shrenee ke kriyaon ka naam hathayog hai. Yah vishay smaran rakhane yogy hai ki mantr, hath, lay, raaj in chaaron prakaar ke yogon ke bheetar jitane prakaar kee kriyaen bataee gayi hai unamen se adhikansh kriyaen gupt v gurumukhavedh hone ke karan prakashit shastriy granthon mein unakee samyak vidhiyan nahin mil sakati hain………….
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Description about eBook : The name of the second-class verbs is to be named as Hatha Yoga, to benefit Self-realization through the detection of the mind. It is worth remembering that most of the actions of the activities of Mantra, Hatha, rhythm, Raj, and all these types of actions have been described, due to their secret and gurmukhvedha, their methods can not be found in classical texts published……………….
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“मंदिरों की आवश्यकता नहीं है, न ही जटिल तत्त्वज्ञान की। मेरा मस्तिष्क और मेरा हृदय मेरे मंदिर हैं; मेरा दर्शन दयालुता है।”
– दलाई लामा
“There is no need for temples, no need for complicated philosophies. My brain and my heart are my temples; my philosophy is kindness.”– Dalai Lama
