Autobiography of A Yogi (Malayalam)
First published in 1946, this is a book that has quietly shaped the inner lives of millions, counting figures as varied as the Beatles, Steve Jobs, and Ravi Shankar among its admirers. That's quite a lineage, and it's one the text thoroughly earns. At its heart, it's the story of Paramahansa Yogananda's own life, told with a clarity and depth that feel genuinely rare in spiritual writing. The teachings woven throughout are sharp, memorable, and surprisingly practical, even when touching on the more mystical corners of Indian philosophy and tradition. You'll find yourself pausing, rereading, turning ideas over in your mind long after you've set the book down. It asks honest questions about life and existence, and offers answers that are humbling rather than hollow. Short chapters sit beside longer, richer passages, giving the whole thing a pleasing rhythm. Whether you're already drawn to Eastern spirituality or simply curious about what all the fuss has been about for nearly eighty years, this autobiography rewards the investment of your attention. It belongs on the shelf not as decoration, but as something to return to.
- Author: Paramahansa Yogananda
- Publisher: Fingerprint Publishing
- Genre: Religion & Spirituality
- ISBN: 978-9354406393
- Pages: 520 pages