Practice of Brahmacharya

This book tells it how it is. Brahmacharya is essential if one is to go beyond mere self realisation to complete peace in this world.

Must read for every one, who wants to follow the Brahmacharya.

Swami sivananda full of judgements on the youth of india. saying how they are raised weak with passion emotion and sexual tendancies. The best way is to learn the hard way. be flooded with all the bad things you find the things that are beneficial and nourish the soul. The book is poorly written, just full of claims, he never speaks of his own experiences. This book was not written from the higher being but from the egoist mind.

Practice of Bramacharya by Swami Sivananda is a gem indeed , it is a book which should be read by every men. Life established in Bramacharya, increasesyour vigour , limits daily struggles and brings both material and spiritual progress. I have started practicing Bramacharya, it is very hard and requires a lot of willpower and mental strength, but once you get it , nobody can stop you from achieving your goals. Peace be upon all :)

Great book. I have always heard people say practice Brahmacharya and all. But no one really knows what is it actually or how to do. Some so called Yoga gurus even aren't aware of how it should be. This book took all my preconcieved notions of Brahmacharya and gave a well-scripted manual on how to practice. Being a youth, I'm sad I couldn't get it sooner. This should have been taught in our schools even, that is the content of the book. It has contents helpful for both men and women. There are concerns that this can't be applied in a modern world. But, trust me, if you are living alone and is willing enough, you can do almost 80% of it(without hurting your job or studies or daily plans. In fact, it even oushes up your productivity). And you can even survive easily with 50%. You can actually feel the metamorphosis of yourself towards something great. Please be aware, this is not a reader's book. If you are going to read it and toss it, don't go for it. As I have said, it is a manual. This is not a book like The Monk Who Sold His Ferrari(where practices are explained along a storyline) and all.