Mother Teresa, an east-west mysticism: Her thought compared to hinduism and Gandhi/
Gloria Germani
- New Delhi : New Age Books, 2004.
- 236p. ; 23cm.
Part One INTRODUCTION Part Two TOTAL SURRENDER Selected Passages with Comments Chapter 1-. THE NON-DUALITY OF BEING The Sanctity and the Concept of the Divine The Here and Now Advaita or Non-Dualism Anthology of Passages Chapter 2: HUMILITY AS TRUTH Prayer and Silence as Union Sin as Everything that Divides Meditation and Self-Purification Anthology of Passages Chapter J: DETACHMENT AS FREEDOM Self-Renunciation as Chastity The Surrender to God's Will and Renunciation of the Fruits of Action Obedience and Emptying Oneself of the Will Spiritual Poverty and Material Poverty as Freedom The Law of Karma and Liberation Anthology of Passages Chapter 4-. SUFFERING AS SELF-SACRIFICE Christ's Identity with those suffering Our Suffering as Means of Union with Others Self-Sacrifice as Rebirth The Sacrificial Rite in the Indian Culture Anthology of Passages Chapter 5: LOVE AS WHOLEHEARTED FREE SERVICE Love as Expression of Union with God Love, not by itself, but in Action Serving the One as the True Joy Karma Yoga and Bhakti Yoga Anthology of Passages Chapter 6: TOTAL SURRENDER OF SELF-ANNIHILATION Emptying oneself to be filled with God Relation to the Absolute Religion, Knowledge and Faith The Degrees of Reality and the Vadantic Concept of Maya Anthology of Passages Part Thrre A CONTEMPLATIVE IN THE HEART OE THE WORLD Missionaries of Charity's Contemplative Branch and its Contacts with Shantivanam Part Four MOTHER TERESA AND THE MYSTIC THOUGHT
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Teresa, -- Mother, Saint, -- 1910-1997. Hinduism -- Relations -- Christianity. Christianity and other religions -- Hinduism.