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Liberation (mukti) is a central concern in Hinduism, particularly in Advaita (nondual) Vedanta, perhaps the best known school of Hindu thought. There has been vigorous debate and analysis about the possibility and nature of liberation while living (jivanmukti) in Advaita from the time of Sankara, the schools founder, to the present day. While the general conclusion seems to be that one can achieve living liberation, members of the Advaita tradition also regularly express reservations about, or describe limitiations to, full liberation while embodied. Jivanmuktiin Transformation examines the development and transformation of the concept of jivanmukti from the Upanisadsto the modern era. It gives the most thorough treatment of the scholastic Advaita tradition on liberation while living, makes the novel argument for a distinct Yogic Advaita tradition found in the Yogavasistha and Jivanmuktiviveka, and explores the modern neoVedanta view of jivanmukti, which has been influenced by modern Western concepts like global ecumenism and humanistic social concern for all. The book includes analysis of the views of modern Hindu figures such as Swami Vivekananda, Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan, Ramana Maharshi, and Sankaracaryas of Kanchi and Sringeri, and considers these thinkers in the context of current academic discussions about the encounter of India and the West.
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This book offers some profound insights, but it took me a while to really absorb everything. It's a bit dense at times, but that's what I expected from a text on embodied liberation. Overall, worthwhile!
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Leila Chen
Not What I Expected
I was hoping for a more straightforward guide, but this book is pretty complex and philosophical. Some sections felt like they were dragging on. Maybe it will click for me later, but right now I'm on the fence about it.
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Arjun Mehta
Transformative Read on Liberation
I just finished 'In Transformation' and it was an eye-opener. The way it combines Advaita and Neovedanta really deepens my understanding of liberation. Highly recommend this for anyone on a spiritual journey!
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Rahul Singh
Great for Contemplation
'In Transformation' has become part of my daily contemplation. The ideas presented are deep and resonate well with my own experiences. I love how it blends traditional thoughts with modern perspectives. Definitely a keeper!
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Tomás Pereira
A Deep Dive into Philosophy
If you're into spiritual texts, this book is a deep dive into the concepts of liberation. The author does a great job of weaving together different philosophies. Just be ready to take your time with it!
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