Prabuddha Bharata or Awakened India  March 1946

Summary

The conceptions of the nature and power of the God who rules this universe and metes out the rewards of the actions of the individual soul are also not uniform. [...] Along with the Persian and Christian relgions Mohammedanism believes in the idea of a world-judgement and the final separation of the good and the wicked and also in the judgement of the individual. [...] The destiny of the soul after death is thus described by a Mohammedan author : ' After the departure from the body the soul is first questioned as to the existence of God and the mission of life. [...] Just as God takes the form of holy men so he also takes the form of cheats and rogues.' There are many many great lessons that we can learn from the teachings of the Para malllama of Dakshineshwar but perhaps the most 'important for the modern day is this one of the omnipresence of the Image of God. [...] They look always through the glass of the Platonic Idea and take everything as the manifestation of the Idea or mind The so-called external is the objectification of the subjective condition.

Title	Pages	Author/Editor
Frontmatter	3-4	Yogeshwarananda	View
Conversations with Swami Shivananda	89-92	Yogeshwarananda	View
True Knowledge	92-92	Saint Kabir	View
Salvation in the Theistic Forms of Religion	93-99	Yogeshwarananda	View
The Individual Soul	99-99	Turiyananda	View
Sri Ramakrishna’s Message of Peace	100-101	Joseph Campbell	View
Knowledge and the Absolute	101-107	Prajnanananda	View
Ramkrishna and Harmony of Religions	107-110	Hari Chatterjee	View
The Concept of Beauty in Rig-Veda	110-114	P.S. Shastri	View
Vision Divine	115-117	M. Rao	View
War in Ancient India	117-121	Kapileswar Das	View
The Locative Cause	121-123	Ashokanath Shastri	View
Notes and Comments	123-126	Yogeshwarananda	View
Reviews and Notices	126-127	Yogeshwarananda	View
News and Reports	128-128	Yogeshwarananda	View

Prabuddha Bharata or Awakened India March 1946

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Advaita Ashrama

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