The Autobiography of a Mahayogi

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About the Book The present Autobiography pertains to a Mahayogi of the 19th century India. who was the precursor of Indian Renaissance, a great embodiment of Vedic life and thought, a great social reformer and about whom Pattabhi Sitaramayya (1880-1959), an Indian Freedom Fighter and a leader of Indian National Congress once said, "If Mahatma Gandhi is the 'Father of nation', Maharshi Dayanand Sarsawati will be the 'Grand father of nation'. This Autobiography pertains to a Mahayogi who once said:

I am not anxious about may salvation. I am particularly anxious for the salvation of those lakhs of people who are poor, weak and suffering. I do not mind if I may have to take birth again and again. I will attain salvation when these poor folks will attain it."

About the Author Prof. Dr. Ravi Prakash Arya is a world-renowned vedic scholar, Philologist, historian and philosopher. He is a prolific speaker and writer. He is a widely travelled scholar who has delivered more than 350 popular and academic talks on various topics of Vedas, Indian History, Linguistics, Philosophy, Culture and Scientific Indian heritage in various countries of the World. He is doing pioneering work for preserving and propagating the universal and scientific Vedic heritage of India under the auspices of 'Indian Foundation for Vedic Science. He has so far produced around 75 research papers and 70 books running into 84 volumes on the various aspects of Vedas, Vedic Sciences, Vedic Exegesis, Vedic Philology, Vedic Philosophy, Religion, Indian History and Culture.

Preface Hundreds of years of foreign invasion and alien rule pushed Aryavartta (India of today), once a leading light of the world and cradle of old civilisations of the globe, on the verge of misery, perjury, poverty, depravity and degeneration. In fact, the natives of this nation may be held responsible for their own misery. This country was hit hard by rapacious superstitions, social vices, and religious bigotry. Vedic monotheism was given a go by and polytheism had a hey day and took over the religious scene. Almighty God was overshadowed by innumerable fabricated gods and goddesses and lifeless things. All pervading God was allowed to confine to a few man made shrines. Ever born God was made to take birth in the bodies of human beings. Sins were supposed to be washed away by the holy waters of rivers and tirthas (holy places) and thus sinners got scot free. All these viruses shook the mighty foundations of this great nation.

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