Ernest E. Wood (1883–1965)
Autor de Concentration: An Approach to Meditation (Quest Books)
Sobre El Autor
Créditos de la imagen: Cropped scan of back cover of Pelican Original A448
Obras de Ernest E. Wood
The Glorious Presence; The Vedanta Philosophy Including Shankara's Ode to the South-Facing Form. (A Quest book) (1951) 21 copias
Vedanta dictionary 6 copias
The Bhagavad Gita Explained 5 copias
The Intuition of the Will 4 copias
An Englishman Defends Mother India 2 copias
Intuition of Will 1 copia
LA PRATIQUE DU YOGA 1 copia
Lectures 1 copia
Os sete raios - Lateral branca 1 copia
Natural Theosophy 1 copia
Science of Brotherhood 1 copia
Science of Prayer 1 copia
Secret of Success 1 copia
The Dancing Shiva 1 copia
Etiquetado
Conocimiento común
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- Wood, Ernest Egerton
- Fecha de nacimiento
- 1883
- Fecha de fallecimiento
- 1965
- Género
- male
- Nacionalidad
- UK
- Lugar de nacimiento
- Manchester, England, UK
- Lugares de residencia
- India
San Francisco, California, USA - Educación
- Manchester College of Technology
- Ocupaciones
- Headmaster
educational administrator
President (American Academy of Asian Studies, San Francisco)
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- Obras
- 46
- Miembros
- 618
- Popularidad
- #40,697
- Valoración
- 3.1
- Reseñas
- 6
- ISBNs
- 51
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- 3
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Humanity, occultism teaches us, is divided into seven distinct groups called 'rays.' Generally speaking, your strongest motivations indicate to which of the 'ray' groupings you belong. You are influenced by all seven rays, occultism suggests, but one of the seven predominates. Would you like to know which of the seven rays is yours? 'With such knowledge,' writes the author, 'we are in a position to choose what games we will play in this life ouf ours.' For instance, if your ray is number one, you are inclined to be independent in spirit and strong in intuition. Is this your ray?
Study this book. Learn, not only what your ray is, but the ratioinale behind the entire concept.
Very few writers have dared to examine this deeply esoteric concept. Ernest Wood has taken the dare. Author of the Quest books Concentration and Seven Schools of Yoga, former President of the Sind National College and of Mandapalle College in India, Wood was subsequently Dean of the American Academy of Asian Studies.
Contents
Part I The source of the rays
Preface
Chapter I The pillar of light
Chapter II Consciousness
Chapter III Thought-power
Chapter IV Love-power
Chapter V Will-power
Chapter VI Matter, energy and law
Chapter VII The divine and the material
Chapter VIII Harmony
Chapter IX The seven principles
Chapter X Inter-relations
Part II The seven rays
Chapter XI The first ray
Chapter XII The second ray
Chapter XIII The third ray
Chapter XIV The fourth ray
Chapter XV The fifth ray
Chapter XVI The sixth ray
Chapter XVII The seventh ray
Chapter XVIII A master's table
Part III The great use and danger of knowledge of the rays
Chapter XIX Your ray
Chapter XX Progress without danger
Chapter XXI Stages of self-realization
Glossary of principal Sanskrit words used in this book… (más)