Topic: Autobiography Of A Yogi
Named one of the “Top 100 Spiritual Books of the Twentieth Century,” this work is a spiritual treasure and a modern scripture, read and revered by millions of truthseekers around the world.
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“Imagine Christ, Buddha, or Krishna telling their life story in their own words. That’s what you get when you read Yogananda’s Autobiography of a Yogi.” —Richard Salva, author Paperback, 516 pages Audiobook, 19 hours Stories and Insights From a Spiritual Classic Adapted from an answer on Quora by Nabha Cosley • January 9, 2016 A book…
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