Karma Yoga Book: Conversations of The Science of Yoga (In 7 Volumes)

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Vol:1 ISBN: 9789381620311; Vol:2 ISBN: 9789381620328; Vol:3 ISBN: 9789381620335; Vol:4 ISBN: 9789381620441; Vol:5 ISBN: 9789381620458; Vol:6 ISBN: 9789381620465; Vol:7 ISBN: 9789381620762.

Conversations on the Science of Yoga is an encyclopedic series presenting the vast, timeless culture of yoga topic by topic through the voice of three generations of masters – Swami Sivananda Saraswati, Swami Satyananda Saraswati and Swami Niranjanananda Saraswati. The teachings are given in question and answer format with the inclusion of verses from the scriptures, connecting the modern experience with the classical tradition.

Karma Yoga Book I: Karma introduce the vast field of karma yoga, laying a foundation for understanding the more specific aspects addressed in subsequent volume. Karma is clearly presented in its many manifestations and mysteries. How to accept and live in harmony with karma is simply and practically explained, enabling a conscious relationship with karma to unfold. Included are: meaning and origins of karma; laws and classifications of karma; understanding samskara; and karma in the Bhagavad Gita.

Through the wisdom of these masters, a complete understating of karma yoga and a vision for its application in the modern era is interpreted for yoga aspirants around the world.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR Sri Swami Sivananda Saraswati

Swami Sivananda was a towering spiritual force in the yogic renaissance which developed in India in the first half of the twentieth century. After serving as a doctor in Malaya, he returned to India to pursue his spiritual aspirations, and in 1924 was initiated into Dashnami sannyasa in Rishikesh. He founded the Divine Life Society, toured India extensively, wrote hundreds of books and inspired thousands around the world to practise yoga and lead a divine life. Swami Sivananda's eightfold path of yoga - serve, love, give, purify, do good, be good, meditate, realize - expresses his philosophy of service to humanity and continues to guide the work of the Bihar School of Yoga.