Seeing God Everywhere: A Practical Guide to Spiritual Living

by Shraddhananda, Pravrajika Vrajaprana (Editor)

This is a book about realizing the highest spiritual experience by what seems like the almost to easy pracice of seeing God everywhere. And the book is more than that. It conveys the joy of spiritual practice and experience. The swami stresses that religion must be lived rather than discussed. It is to be gained from day to day as a tangible experience of the Spirit.
This edition is now out of print. Please see our alternate edition published in India, 8175051930.

216 pages, Paperback

First published October 1, 1996

Reviews

[Pablo Palet Araneda · Rating 3 out of 5]

I liked very much the first part, not as much the second... it made me ask about my beliefs, to open my mind, to understand better my faith.

[Bidisha Ray · Rating 4 out of 5]

a succinct text on spirituality simplified for everyday living without the need to become an ascetic.
I particularly appreciated the secularity of inclusive examples from a variety of religions and their texts to emphasise on the good and righteous forms of thought and living. it highlights the importance of meditation for a balanced mind and also endorses flexibility in the methods of meditation known to us. there is hardly any animosity in the book for any religion to promote hinduism, on the contrary it emphasises various paths to understand the philosophy of mind and a more piecemeal approach towards transcendence.

[Rohan Rajesh · Rating 5 out of 5]

A very accessible guide to those who want to practically implement Vedanta and/or Bhakti in their lives, particularly those of us raised in the West with rationalist ontological assumptions