Eckankar: Ancient Wisdom for Today by Todd Cramer


Eckankar: Ancient Wisdom for Today
Title : Eckankar: Ancient Wisdom for Today
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ISBN : 1570431108
ISBN-10 : 9781570431104
Language : English
Format Type : Paperback
Number of Pages : 134
Publication : First published January 1, 1993

"Eckankar is a religion for the individual--what many of us hoped religion would be. Its purpose is to help individuals find their own way back to God through direct personal experiences."

ECKANKAR--Ancient Wisdom for Today offers a compelling introduction to the ancient teachings of Eckankar. This book explores spiritual experiences to connect with people of all backgrounds. It contains surprising gems for those who consider themselves to be spiritual but not religious.

If you yearn for spiritual freedom and truth, this book presents easy-to-apply steps toward your goals. It shares vivid examples from Harold Klemp, the spiritual leader of Eckankar, showing how to live a truly spiritual life in a material world.

The book presents a range of concepts popular in modern culture--karma, reincarnation, seeing an inner light, prophecy, near-death and out-of-body experiences. Eckankar shows how these spiritual experiences are relevant to everyday life. Past lives, dreams, and Soul Travel are more than intriguing ancient mysteries. They are the natural activity of Soul. Soul is the True Self, the inner, most sacred part of each person.

With a prove-it-to-yourself message to seekers, this book shows how Eckankar is a living religion. Real learning comes from your own experiences.

ECKANKAR--Ancient Wisdom for Today is refreshing, bold, and a timeless guide for today's spiritual adventurers!


Eckankar: Ancient Wisdom for Today Reviews


  • Sav Couey

    Ekankar is a religion!
    The thing that really gets me about this book is that, in the very beginning, it says that this book is not used to try and convert the reader to practice ECK, and instead it consisted of stories that helped people realize God was real. It did, indeed, have stories about people discovering god, however, when it wasn’t talking about those stories, it mainly talked about the studies of ECK, therefore I felt as though this book was trying to convert me, which is fine if I wanted to read a book to find a religion, but I honestly just thought it would have tips about how to become closer to God, but it wasn’t that at all, which is really disappointing considering that the book cover says exactly that.

  • Cynthia

    interesting/informative/expansive