Autobiography of a Yogi

The autobiography of a Yogi was hailed as a seminal work in its field when it was published for the first time in 1946. It was recognised as "a rare account" by The New York Times. It was described as "fascinating" by Newsweek. Yogananda makes a compelling case for yoga, and those who "came to sneer" may "stay to pray," according to the San Francisco Chronicle. It continues to be one of the most well-known and respected works of Eastern wisdom to have ever been produced. This audiobook covers the entire text of Paramahansa Yogananda's life narrative, an engrossing chronicle of a single search for Truth, expertly narrated by Academy Award winner Ben Kingsley. Yogananda offers a clear introduction to the entire field by sharing his encounters with contemporary saints and illuminated masters of India.