Swami Rudrananda
Swami RudranandaRudi

Rudi

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Rudi

In His Own Words

As a teacher, Rudi illuminated and enhanced countless lives. He didn't give answers, but showed students how they themselves could find what they needed within themselves. These are some of the words that energized and filled the spirit of his followers.

About Swami Rudrananda

Indian missionary.

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With a foreword by Swami Chetanananda, head of the Nityananda Institute and one of Rudi's four senior students from the Brooklyn ashram days, "Rudi" is a collection of pithy short essays on a large range of subjects. In some ways, "Rudi" is a more practical book than "Spiritual Cannabalism", and its scope is more here-and-now.

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