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Rája Yoga, or The practical metaphysics of the Vedánta; being a translation of the Vákyasudhá or Drigdrishyaviveka of Bháratitirtha and the Aparokshánubhuti of Shri Shankaráchárya. With an introduction, appendix containing the Sanskrit text and commentary of the Vákyasudhá, and notes explanatory and critical by Manilal Nabhubhai Dvivedi. by Bhāratītīrtha. is a book available to read on EtoBox.
- Author
- Bhāratītīrtha.
- Publisher
- "Subodha-Prakasha" printing press, 1885.
- Published
- 1885
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