Feuer der Freiheit: Satsang mit Papaji (German)

by H.W.L. Poonja

Die Dialoge in diesem Buch stammen von Tonaufnahmen, die im Juli und August 1991 in Papajis Haus in Lucknow aufgezeichnet wurden.



Papaji hat immer darauf hingewiesen, dass es eine Kraft in den Worten eines erleuchteten Wesens gibt, die den Menschen, die zuhoren, die direkte Erfahrung des eigenen Selbst erleichtert.



\"Das Feuer der Freiheit\" stellt auch heute noch diese alles durchdringende Kraft in Papajis Worten allen Lesern zur Verfugung, die den Ort in sich zu erreichen wunschen, nach dem wir uns alle sehnen
Author Da er in England keine Erfullung in Karriere und Beziehung finden konnte, begab sich Premananda, geleitet durch eine tiefgreifende Frage, auf seine spirituelle Reise. Sie begann in Japan und und setzte sich uber viele Jahre in Indien mit Osho fort, bis er eines Tages an der Turschwelle seines letzten Meisters Papaji stand, der selbst Schuler bei dem bekannten Meister Ramana Maharshi war. Hier endeten 20 Jahre der spirituellen Suche, als sich das Selbst offenbarte und er erkannte, dass dies seine wahre Natur ist.

340 pages, Paperback

First published October 26, 2012

About the author

Sri Hariwansh Lal Poonja, lovingly referred to as Papaji, was born on October 13, 1910, in a part of the Punjab that is now in Pakistan. He had his first direct experience of the Self at the age of nine. He met his Master, Sri Ramana Maharshi, in 1944. Shortly afterwards he realized the Self in the presence of his master.

Papaji continued to work and support the many members of his extended family until his retirement in 1966. After his extensive travel Papaji settled down in Lucknow, India, where he received visitors from around the world. Papaji died on September 6, 1997.

You're invited to read a first-person account of Papaji's life, written by David Godman and approved by Papaji himself. It is published as the first chapter in the Papaji: Interviews book. Papaji's biography is published online at the Satsang Bhavan web site, www.satsangbhavan.net.

In addition, a moving, in-depth biography of Papaji is published in the 3-volume set of books called, Nothing Ever Happened, edited by David Godman. One reader wrote, that these books are a clear picture of a great and unassuming man. Another reader wrote, "My mind is permanently 'ruined' [by] reading this...[It] has increased my desire to be simple and free." Still another wrote,"This is one of the best biographies of a spiritual being and teacher I have ever read...He always stayed a simple, ordinary, caring, unpretentious man, never declaring that he was on a `mission'. He always remained, simply, a free man."