Dans cet ouvrage, dont le titre reprend la maxime inscrite au fronton du temple de Delphes, l'ésotériste définit la connaissance de soi comme la maîtrise de la science des différents corps dont l'homme est constitué (physique, éthérique, astral, mental, causal, bouddhique et atmique). Il évoque les conditions nécessaires à leur épanouissement. ©Electre 2025
"'Know thyself" was the maxim inscribed on the pediment of the temple at Delphi. What is this 'self' that we have to know? Is it a question of knowing our own vices and virtues, our strengths and weaknesses? No: to know oneself is to know the different bodies (the physical, etheric, mental, causal, buddhic and atmic bodies) of which we are formed and what each of these bodies needs. If the initiates of old insisted so much on the necessity of self-knowledge it was because this knowledge opens up tremendous possibilities for growth, progress and success. As long as man is ignorant of the needs of his higher self, he will continue to surfeit his physical body while his soul and spirit suffocate and die of hunger and thirst.'
Omraam Mikhaël Aïvanhov
Paru le : 15/02/2011
Thématique : Socio-anthropologie des religions, Dialogue inter-religieux
Auteur(s) : Auteur : Omraam Mikhaël Aïvanhov
Éditeur(s) :
Prosveta
Collection(s) : Non précisé.
Série(s) : Complete works Know thyself : jnana yoga
ISBN : 978-2-85566-446-0
EAN13 : 9782855664460
Reliure : Broché
Pages : 286
Hauteur: 21.0 cm / Largeur 15.0 cm
Épaisseur: 14.7 cm
Poids: 400 g
Carte fidélité
Mollat Radio
