“bhagavan”

Princely states were semi-autonomous territories that made up roughly 40 per cent of South Asia under British rule. This engaging study looks at educational reform in the context of debates on modernity and anti-colonial nationalism in the two leading progressive princely states in twentieth-century... More

Foreword Lecture I The Foundation of Manu's Code or Life Lecture II The World-Process and the Problems of Life Lecture III The Problems of Education Lecture IV The Problem of Family Life and Economic of Government and of Religion Appendix Dedication... More

Partial Contents: The great questioning; Uncertainties; The self and the not self; The last answer; Brahman or the Absolute; The Dvandvam; Jiva-atoms.... More

Being the expanded form of a series of lectures delivered at the thirty-fourth annual convention of the Theosophical Society held at Benares, December 27-30, 1909. Partial Contents: The foundation of Manu's code of life; The world process and the problems of life; The problems of education; Family l... More

Contents: Remarks on the Analysis and Classification of the Emotions; Factors of Emotion; Essential Nature of Emotion; On the Nature of Desire and Its Relation to Emotion and to Pleasure and Pain; Definition of Emotion and the Principal Emotions and Their Elements; Subdivisions of the Principal Emot... More