Dissolved: April 2010

Monday, April 19, 2010

Quiet a rude way

Life had a beautiful meaning,
You came and made it meaningless;
No reasons, no purpose is left now,
Things are being done for no reason;
Quiet a rude way you have God to explain nothingness.

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Dissolved

"A story of a drop returning to its source"
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About the Book
Dissolved - a state where two become one. Just as a river dissolves in the ocean, a raindrop in the water, a fragrance in the air, and a seeker in the Self, realizing that they were never separate. This book is about the journey of a seeker, Vivek, who goes within to seek the truth and in the process becomes one with it. This is a parable of the dissolving of the ego-self in the ocean of blissful, all-pervading Self -the only Truth.

Reviews
"Dissolved is a very insightful and original book. Tarun Sardana has done a great service for students of Advaita Vedanta and devotees of Ramana Maharshi by making the teaching clear, practical and relevant for today's seeker."
- Dr. David Frawley - Founder of American Institute of Vedic Studies Author of 'Beyond the Mind' and 'Vedantic Meditation: Lighting the Flame of Awareness'

"Advaita is the traditional and stepwise teaching of nonduality. If you're looking for a brief book about Advaita that you can fall in love with, get Dissolved...Perhaps you are seeking a beginning education in Advaita, or further practice of self-inquiry, or maybe you only want to enjoy the dialogue, the stories within, the story at large, the teaching, the expression. In only 90 pages of gentle dialogue, poetry, and storytelling, Dissolved offers all this, all you could and could not imagine." Read More
- By Jerry Katz