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Radha Soami Mat Prakash [Light for Radha Soami]

By: Rai Salig Ram
Narrated by: Chiquito Joaquim Crasto
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This is a classic text in Radha Soami literature. Rai Salig Ram's exposition on shabd yoga practice is the first English book published on the distinctive teachings of Shiv Dayal Singh, the founder of Radha Soami. This edition is from the 1896 publication and thus follows its unique spelling, since Radha Soami is usually spelled by the Agra related satsangs as Radhasoami, but in this first edition it appears as Radha Soami throughout, including the title page.

This is also the book that inspired Julian Johnson, the eventual author of The Path of the Masters, to take initiation into the Radha Soami path from Sawan Singh at Dera-Beas.

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