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Every Path Was His Path
The Great Master: A Life of Sri Ramakrishna Paramahamsa · Volume II · Works and ministry

Every Path Was His Path

The Sadhana, the Ministry, and the Disciples of Sri Ramakrishna Paramahamsa
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What followed was not a quiet life of prayer.

He Entered Every Path, and Proved They All Lead Home At Dakshineswar, a priest stepped into the temple, touched the flame of the Divine, and was never the same again. What followed was not a quiet life of prayer. It was a blazing, all-consuming journey through the depths of every spiritual tradition humanity has ever known, a sadhana without parallel in recorded religious history.

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Every Path Was His Path is the portrait that devoted readers of Sri Ramakrishna have been waiting for: intimate, reverent, and alive with the fire of the original sources. Drawn faithfully from the sacred accounts of the Ramakrishna-Vivekananda tradition, this book traces the full arc of the Master's life, his rapturous practices, his world-transforming realizations, and the extraordinary circle of disciples he gathered, shaped, and sent forth to change how humanity understands God. If the Gospel of Sri Ramakrishna gave you a window into the Master's presence, Every Path Was His Path opens the door.

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