Brama Yoga: The Path To Super Consciousness

From the dawn of eternity, Brama emerged, seated on a radiant lotus that blossomed from Vishnu's navel. He was charged with a sacred duty—to shape the vast and intricate universe. He embodied raja-guna, the fiery quality of passion, driving the ceaseless cycle of creation. Brama was no ordinary being; he was the self-born, the first living entity within existence itself.

As the divine architect, he wove the fabric of reality, crafting the heavens, earth, and all realms in between. He was also known as the golden womb, the cosmic egg from which all things took form. But creation did not unfold in solitude. Sarasvati, goddess of wisdom and learning, emerged from within his own essence, his consort and partner in the eternal dance of life. Together, they brought forth the creatures of the world, populating the cosmos with boundless diversity.

But Brama’s influence extended far beyond mere creation. From him descended the ten the seven great sages who would shape dharma, and the four Kumaras, eternal child-saints who renounced worldly existence. Brama’s presence is woven into the very essence of existence, an eternal force driving the cycle of creation ever forward.

Brama Yoga is an ancient scientific method of taping into the origin of all and purifying the mind and heart through the chanting of a sacred mantra and study of his beautiful masterwork The Brama Samhita an epic poem on the divinity within and without.

Sripad Jagannatha Das became a devotee of the lauded spiritual teacher A. C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada in 1974. He then received further instruction from Mangal Maharaj and took a second initiation in Toronto. He established an ashram in Lockport, New York, which included North America's first vegan food bank, animal sanctuary, cow protection facility, recording studio, peacock aviary, and Vedic meditation center. Das is the writer-narrator of a series of classic audiobooks published worldwide.

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Äänikirja: 28. helmikuuta 2025