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Deathless Light Body Deathless Consciousness or The Future Evolution of Humankind

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  • 429 páginas
  • 16 horas de lectura

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Originally part of a larger volume titled “Culture, Spirituality and Human Evolution,” this manuscript focuses solely on the evolutionary aspect of globalization, representing about one-fifth of the original work. The impetus for writing arose from a lecture on ‘Globalization and Culture’ delivered in 2000 at Sree Narayana Gurukula in Kerala. My exploration of globalization through the lens of evolution yielded numerous insights. Influenced by the works of Sri Aurobindo and Teilhard de Chardin, I sought to understand future human evolution. However, I found deeper insights in Tamil literature, particularly in the Thirukkural, Siddha texts, and the writings of Swami Ramalinga. My primary concern is the pursuit of truth, and I feel a responsibility to contribute to humanity's evolutionary progress. I am open to messages from all traditions, regardless of their recognition or obscurity, and I embrace a global perspective. My gratitude for the world drives my desire to leave it a better place for future generations. While the ideas and solutions presented may not resonate with everyone, I urge readers to engage with the challenges posed, as addressing these issues is crucial for humanity's advancement to the next evolutionary stage.

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Deathless Light Body Deathless Consciousness or The Future Evolution of Humankind, Thiru. Kuppusamy Ramasamy

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2021
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Título
Deathless Light Body Deathless Consciousness or The Future Evolution of Humankind
Idioma
Inglés
Publicado en
2021
Formato
Tapa blanda
Páginas
429
ISBN10
0645391808
ISBN13
9780645391800
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Descripción
Originally part of a larger volume titled “Culture, Spirituality and Human Evolution,” this manuscript focuses solely on the evolutionary aspect of globalization, representing about one-fifth of the original work. The impetus for writing arose from a lecture on ‘Globalization and Culture’ delivered in 2000 at Sree Narayana Gurukula in Kerala. My exploration of globalization through the lens of evolution yielded numerous insights. Influenced by the works of Sri Aurobindo and Teilhard de Chardin, I sought to understand future human evolution. However, I found deeper insights in Tamil literature, particularly in the Thirukkural, Siddha texts, and the writings of Swami Ramalinga. My primary concern is the pursuit of truth, and I feel a responsibility to contribute to humanity's evolutionary progress. I am open to messages from all traditions, regardless of their recognition or obscurity, and I embrace a global perspective. My gratitude for the world drives my desire to leave it a better place for future generations. While the ideas and solutions presented may not resonate with everyone, I urge readers to engage with the challenges posed, as addressing these issues is crucial for humanity's advancement to the next evolutionary stage.