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Swami Sivananda (1887 – 1963) ist einer der großen Yoga-Meister Indiens. In seinem Leben verwirklichte er zwei berufliche Karrieren , die des erfolgreichen Arztes und die des weisen Yogis. Im Zentrum seines Wirkens stand dabei immer der Dienst am Nächsten : “Jede Art von Dienen zur Heilung und Linderung menschlichen Leids erfüllte mich mit großer Freude.“
Swami Sivananda practised the most severe tapas (penance) and very intense sadhana in various paths of Yoga. He always shared all that he had with others. And in that spirit of sharing, he put his personal experiences and lessons in his writings with the intention of guiding the aspirants, of showing them the right path, and of cautioning them against the pitfalls of the sadhana path.
Swami Sivananda (n. 8 septembrie 1887, Pattamadai (d), India Britanică, India – d. 14 iulie 1963, Rishikesh, Uttar Pradesh, India) a fost un medic, yoghin și învățător spiritual indian, autor al mai multor cărți despre yoga și spiritualitatea hindusă.. A practicat medicina în India și în străinătate. Ajungând la Rishikesh, un important centru al ashramurilor de yoga din ...
2 de sept. de 2021 · Download the app . Born into a devout South Indian family in 1887, Swami Sivananda, then named Kuppuswamy, began his career as a dedicated physician, a natural calling for the deeply compassionate youth who fed the poor and hungry who passed by his family’s home. In 1913, he traveled to Malaysia, where he ran a hospital.
Swami Sivananda was born on August 8, 1896, according to his passport. If true, his life would have spanned three centuries, but despite his apparent age he remains strong enough to perform yoga ...
H. H. SRI SWAMI SIVANANDA SARASWATI. On Thursday, the 8th. of September, 1887, in the early hours of the morning, when the star Bharani was in the ascendant was born a boy-child in the village of Pattamadai on the bank of the river Tamraparani in South India. Sri P.S. Vengu Iyer, a revenue officer and a great Siva Bhakta (devotee of Lord Siva ...
Swami Sivananda’s teachings crystallised the basic tenets of all religions, combining all yoga paths into one – the Yoga of Synthesis which he summed up with, ‘Serve, Love, Give, Purify, Meditate, Realise’. His own life was a shining example of the ideal wish to spread his message of love and service. He had disciples around the world ...
