OM Sutra: The Pathway to Enlightenment

by Amit Ray, Banani Ray

This is a book of wisdom for walking on the path of enlightenment. It includes fifty-five Sanskrit verses and their English translation and explanation. In Sanskrit, the word “Sutra” means “thread”, "hints" or “guidelines”. In this book the ultimate state of Om is adored and expounded. It explains the way to reach the ultimate zenith of human evolution. The Sutras provide the techniques and means to clear the mind from the accumulated experiences, conditioning and memories that bind humans to the world of sorrow. As one is established in Om, life is filled with peace, joy and harmony. The book is organized into twelve parts. Each part elaborates steps for breaking free of the limited identification and training the mind to achieve oneness with the universe. Each sutra is presented as Sanskrit text followed by transliteration, precise English translation and authoritative explanation.

Genres: Spirituality, Meditation, Inspirational, Self Help, Hinduism

152 pages, Paperback

First published June 7, 2012

About the author

Amit Ray is an enlightened spiritual master in the Himalayan Yoga and Vipassana tradition. His discoveries of the 114 chakras, quantum attention function, and compassionate artificial intelligence have made him famous. He began sharing his experiences after a series of transformative spiritual awakening. He is a man who attained complete realization of the Infinite. He is a man of compassion and love.
In his Himalayan Centre at Uttarkashi, he lives a life dedicated to meditation and yoga. He is author of several books on meditation, compassion, yoga, quantum computing, Artificial Intelligence and other topics.
Amit Ray, as a scientist, after doing his PhD in artificial intelligence and computational neuroscience, conducted many research in the areas of intelligence, quantum theory and the nature of consciousness. He worked in India, USA and UK for about 15 years. He has implemented many complex and large-scale AI projects across the world. With a spiritual bent of mind from his very childhood, he undertook intense practices in meditation from when he was a child. In his later years, many mystical experiences prompted him to dedicate his life for the search of truth. He taught that true freedom is possible for everyone of us.

Reviews

[Sangita Takhur · Rating 5 out of 5]

This is a book about deep spirituality. Reviewing this particular book I would like to start with his intended audience. This book is not for all. The book contains original Sanskrit verses and their English explanations. There are several powerful meditative practices in this book, based on eastern conceptualizations of deep Unity consciousness. Fifteen deep meditative states (samadhi) are explained. Core practices for advance meditations are explained.
The insights and understanding of cosmic oneness make up a large component of the book, which is fundamental to most spiritual/wisdom meditative traditions of the East.
I enjoyed the movements and control of Udana, the movements of the life-force during death and dream states.
Finally, I found a very interesting structure to the presentation of Sanskrit and English in this book. This book will be enjoyable to all, who are interested in deep spirituality of cosmic oneness.

[Amy Hudson · Rating 5 out of 5]

It helped me to know myself, set goals, take control of my destiny and make something out of nothing. As a Christian, I find it helpful in expanding my prayer life and praying with the eyes of faith that "see" and "believe" and "receive".

[Sadaf Menon · Rating 5 out of 5]

It is a small book but covers everything of meditation. If you read this book you will no longer feel to read any other book. Because it covers everything of meditation. I loved it.