Fire Without Fuel: The Aphorisms of Baba Hari Dass
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For thousands of years in India the great philosophical themes have been handed down through the method of aphorisms - simple yet profound statements of truth. In Fire Without Fuel Baba Hari Dass continues the tradition - revealing the nature of the mind, of the world and attachments, of the Self and its realization. Each aphorism, together with its commentary, is a memorable and separate teaching. Yet throughout the 124 aphorisms presented here runs the central thread of Babaji's philosophy: that the seeker can find inner peace. Running concurrent with the text is a photographic biography of Babaji's first 15 years living and teaching in the West. --- from book's back cover
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