Five Lectures On Reincarnation

**Five Lectures on Reincarnation by Swami Abhedananda**

Dive into the profound discussions on the concept of rebirth in “Five Lectures on Reincarnation” by Swami Abhedananda. This insightful book presents a series of lectures that explore the philosophical and spiritual foundations of reincarnation. Swami Abhedananda, a prominent disciple of Swami Vivekananda, delves into various aspects of the reincarnation theory, including its implications on karmic law, soul evolution, and the continuity of consciousness.

The lectures also draw from ancient scriptures, modern science, and personal anecdotes to offer a comprehensive understanding of how the cycle of birth and rebirth shapes our existence. This concise yet deep exploration provides valuable perspectives for anyone curious about the eternal journey of the soul and its continuous quest for enlightenment.

About the Author	Swami Abhedananda was born Kaliprasad Chandra on October 2, 1866, in Kolkata, India. From an early age, he exhibited a profound interest in spiritual pursuits and yoga. At the age of 18, while studying at the University of Calcutta, he visited Dakshineswar and met the revered mystic Sri Ramakrishna. Under Sri Ramakrishna’s guidance, Kaliprasad practiced intense meditation and received numerous spiritual visions. Inspired by his master, he renounced his worldly attachments in 1885 and dedicated his life to spiritual development, taking the monastic name Swami Abhedananda. As a prominent disciple of Sri Ramakrishna, he was instrumental in spreading Vedanta philosophy both in India and the West. Throughout his life, Swami Abhedananda delivered numerous lectu

About the Author

Swami Abhedananda was born Kaliprasad Chandra on October 2, 1866, in Kolkata, India. From an early age, he exhibited a profound interest in spiritual pursuits and yoga. At the age of 18, while studying at the University of Calcutta, he visited Dakshineswar and met the revered mystic Sri Ramakrishna. Under Sri Ramakrishna’s guidance, Kaliprasad practiced intense meditation and received numerous spiritual visions.
Inspired by his master, he renounced his worldly attachments in 1885 and dedicated his life to spiritual development, taking the monastic name Swami Abhedananda. As a prominent disciple of Sri Ramakrishna, he was instrumental in spreading Vedanta philosophy both in India and the West. Throughout his life, Swami Abhedananda delivered numerous lectu