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Samarpan Yog of the Himalayas

by Shivkrupanand Swami

📖 188 pages 🗓 2024

About This Book

Samarpan Yog of the Himalayas (Part 1) is an autobiographical description of the spiritual journey of Maharishi Shivkrupanand Swamiji. It is a live experience-sharing of an ordinary person's journey from man to divine. Swamiji so vividly describes his spiritual practices with the Himalayan Gurus and the natural environment surrounding them that the reader will feel as if they are living those moments themselves! Many people of the present and future generations can partake in this experience and attain self-realization through this living scripture. This is the first part of this divine book series in which Swamiji describes the long period of his sadhana with all his three Gurus, the first being Shree Shiv Baba of Bhavnagar. So, what is the secret of Swamiji's success on the spiritual path? How did he embark on the journey from zero to infinite? To find answers to these questions and to make the journey of your life easier, dive into this book!

What You'll Learn

• Understand the principle of Samarpan (total surrender) as Shivkrupanand Swami teaches it: not a passive giving up but an active, continuous, love-motivated offering of every thought, feeling, and action to the divine — and what this looks like in the practical circumstances of daily life
• Grasp why surrender is presented as the most direct and most complete route to liberation: how the ego's continuous claiming of experiences as 'mine' is itself the primary obstacle to realisation, and why releasing this claim removes the veil between ordinary consciousness and divine awareness
• Recognise the specific practices that support Samarpan: how the cultivation of gratitude, the development of genuine love for the divine, and the consistent returning of the ego's agenda back to the universal intelligence reinforce and deepen the samarpan orientation over time
• Learn how Samarpan Yoga relates to other yogic paths: how it incorporates and transcends jnana (wisdom), bhakti (devotion), karma (action), and raja (meditation) by making surrender the single principle that, when genuinely practised, naturally produces the fruits of all four
• Appreciate the Himalayan transmission context: how Shivkrupanand Swami's teaching connects with the long lineage of masters who have transmitted this understanding from the Himalayas — and why the direct presence of such a master is considered, within this tradition, the most powerful vehicle for the transmission of the samarpan understanding

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