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    Home at Last: A Journey Toward Higher Consciousness
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    Home at Last: A Journey Toward Higher Consciousness

    By Sarada Chiruvolu and Amma Sri Karunamayi

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    About this ebook

    Home at Last explains specific landmarks that we encounter during the journey toward enlightenment, based on the author’s direct experience.

    The book also lets readers know what they can expect when confronting the mysterious, awakened inner force called kundalini. It explains how our outlook and goals change radically as kundalini directs our day-to-day life. Part spiritual memoir, part meditation handbook, Chiruvolu’s writings are clear and accessible yet contain profound spiritual insights covering:

    The nature of prana, or vital life force; how to increase its presence in our system; and the process of transmitting pranic energy from teacher to student.
    Detailed information on the important roles of diet, exercise, and training the mind in preparation for the journey of realization.
    The physical and psychological challenges one can expect during the extended process of awakening.
    Possible impediments to raising the energy, and how to transcend them.
    How to adapt to living and working with this powerful new energy in the context of everyday life.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherWhite Cloud Press
    Release dateMay 20, 2015
    ISBN9781935952800
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    Home at Last: A Journey Toward Higher Consciousness
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    Sarada Chiruvolu

    Sarada Chiruvolu left a pharmaceutical career to pursue a spiritual calling. She set out on a unique journey that has taken her toward attaining realization of Self or Enlightenment through many years of deep meditation. She continues to lead a normal family life, dedicating her time involving herself in various philanthropic pursuits or in some form of social service where she can make a difference. She lives in Princeton, NJ.

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