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Living at the source by Swami Vivekananda · Booklabria

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Swami Vivekananda
Living at the source

Spiritual lifeDoctrines

Living at the source

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First published: 1993

Synopsis

The inspirational messages collected in this book speak directly to the concerns of contemporary men and women and also form a concise introduction to Vedanta, a philosophy of India.

Subjects: Spiritual life
Doctrines

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Publishers: Shambhala · Distributed by Random House
Published: 1993
Edition: 1st ed.
Pages: 153
Language: English
Contributor: Myren, Ann
Contributor: Madison, Dorothy
Series: Shambhala dragon editions
ISBN-10: 0877738815

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