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That Which Cannot Be Contained
The Eternal Swan: A Three-Part Life of Paramahansa Yogananda · Volume 2

That Which Cannot Be Contained

The Mission and Ministry of Paramahansa Yogananda
93 pagesEbook · 6×9 paperbackAudiobook included

The Story Devoted Readers Have Been Waiting For A young swami steps off a ship in Boston in 1920, and the West will never be the same. What follows is one of the most extraordinary spiritual missions in modern history: decades of relentless travel, teaching, and transformation, carried out by a man who seemed too vast, too luminous, too alive to be contained by any single account of his life.

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That Which Cannot Be Contained: The Mission and Ministry of Paramahansa Yogananda is the biography devoted seekers have long been waiting for. Written from within the living tradition's love and reverence, this is not a distant, academic portrait. It is an intimate journey alongside the Guru, through the founding of Self-Realization Fellowship, the great labor of bringing Kriya Yoga to the modern world, the saints and disciples who gathered around him, and the profound human heart beating at the center of it all.

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