4091 - Life and Teaching of Brahmagna Ma
Author: Swami Prabuddhananda; edited by Sadhu Arunachala (Major A.W.ChadwickO.B.E)
Description: The Life and Teaching of Brahmajna Ma is a profound account of the life and spiritual teachings of Brahmajna Ma, an Advaita Vedanta saint from East Bengal. Born as Kadambini Devi in 1880, she achieved self-realization through intense self-inquiry and meditation, without the guidance of a traditional guru. The book, compiled by Sadhu Arunachala, presents a detailed narrative of her life, spiritual experiences, and teachings. It includes a memoir by Swami Prabudhananda, a close associate of Brahmajna Ma, and translations of her discourses, offering readers a glimpse into her deep philosophical insights and spiritual practices. ⸻ Keywords: Advaita Vedanta, self-realization, Brahmajna Ma, spiritual autobiography, non-duality, meditation, self-inquiry, Bengali mystic ⸻ Ideal for: Spiritual seekers interested in Advaita Vedanta, readers exploring self-realization without a traditional guru, and those drawn to the lives of lesser-known mystics and saints. ⸻ Age: 16 years and up (suitable for mature readers interested in deep spiritual philosophy) ⸻ Theme: Self-realization, non-duality, the path of self-inquiry, liberation through inner awakening, the role of a guru in spiritual awakening ⸻ Tone: Reverent, contemplative, philosophical, inspiring ⸻ Book Type: Spiritual biography, philosophical discourse, devotional literature ⸻ Length: Approximately 300–350 pages.