Yoga Library 2: Great Personalities

The Yoga Library represents the lifelong commitment of Sripad Jagannatha Das, a dedicated bhakti yogi with decades of devotion and practice. As an internationally recognized bestselling author and Emmy-nominated actor, Das embarked on this significant project more than ten years ago in the sacred town of Vrndavana, India. He aimed to thoroughly research and gather rare, thought-provoking writings on the most crucial, timely, and inspirational elements of the ancient Vedic yogic philosophy and culture. This tradition spans over 5,000 years.

The Yoga Library introduces readers to the essential teachings of yoga and provides an extensive range of insights into the various aspects of this ancient discipline. The book also explores the more obscure and expansive concepts embedded in the tradition. These revealing practices have long roots in ancient wisdom but remain deeply relevant to the modern world.

What sets The Yoga Library apart is the unique perspective of Sripad Jagannatha Das, a yogi who has dedicated over fifty years to practicing, studying, and living the principles of bhakti yoga. His lifetime of experience brings extraordinary authenticity to the work, offering insights drawn from firsthand knowledge and a profound understanding of the tradition. Through his lens, readers gain access to the subtle intricacies of yoga, providing a thorough exploration of how this timeless practice serves as a path to both personal and spiritual transformation.

The Yoga Library is a dynamic, evolving work embodying the essence of a yogi’s lifelong journey. It is an invaluable resource for anyone seeking a deeper, more comprehensive understanding of the yoga system. In a world where yoga is often reduced to mere physical exercise or fleeting trends, this book invites readers to reconnect with the roots of yoga, discover its profound teachings, and integrate these timeless principles into their everyday lives.

© 2025 Icon Audio Arts (Lydbog): 9781834070803

Release date

Lydbog: 18. marts 2025