Discover the Forgotten Christian Classic That Reveals the Non-Dual Heart of Christ's Teaching
Theologia Germanica is one of the purest expressions of Christian non-dualism ever written. In this illuminating commentary, Swami Nirmalananda Giri - a monk deeply rooted in both Christian mysticism and the wisdom of India - unveils its timeless message: the false self must die for the divine Self to be known - a truth as central to Advaita Vedanta as it is to the teachings of Jesus.
This 14th-century mystical masterpiece by an anonymous mystic of the Teutonic Order has gone through nearly 200 editions but is almost unknown today. It teaches that true blessedness lies "not in much and many, but in One and oneness." It echoes the wisdom of the Upanishads, declaring that the soul must transcend its "I" and "mine" to be filled with God.
What You Will Learn
The striking parallels between Christian mysticism and Advaita VedantaWhy "putting off the creature" is essential to knowing GodHow the soul's "I" must decrease for God's "I" to increaseHow to go beyond belief into direct, inward realization of the DivineWhy true love seeks only the Good for its own sake - not rewardWho This Book Is For
Seekers of non-dual wisdom from East or WestReaders of The Bhagavad Gita, The Cloud of Unknowing, or Meister EckhartChristians exploring the deeper contemplative path of ChristYogis and meditators drawn to the mystical core of ChristianityInterfaith readers looking for unity between Advaita and Christian spiritualityThis is not academic theology. This is a practical guide to spiritual transformation.