Ada Albrecht

Ada Albrecht
Ada Albrecht
Language	Spanish
Nationality	Argentine
Education	Poet, writer, teacher and composer.
Website
	www.hastinapura.org.ar

Last updated June 16, 2023

Ada Albrecht is an Argentine author, translator of Hindu books of religion and philosophy, professor, music composer and poet.

Life

She is also the founder of the Hastinapura Worldwide Association, created in 1981. She wrote about 30 books on topics of spirituality, pedagogy, universal mysticism, including stories and books for children. She has also translated a large number of Hindu philosophy texts into Spanish, mainly about Advaita Vedanta. Ada Albrecht teaches and fosters harmony among religions, the practice of prayer and meditation, the study of universal mystical doctrines and the cultivation of sacred music as means of approaching God.

Literary works

Adiós a mi Rayi, Buenos Aires, Editorial Hastinapura, 2004, ISBN 950-9102-87-3
Bhagavad Gîtâ con notas pedagógicas, Buenos Aires, Editorial Hastinapura, 2008, ISBN 978-987-1327-19-5
Bhakti Sûtras de Nârada con notas pedagógicas, Buenos Aires, Editorial Hastinapura, 2007, ISBN 978-987-1327-11-9
Cuentos Egipcios, Buenos Aires, Editorial Hastinapura, 2007, ISBN 978-987-1327-09-6
Cuentos para el Alma, Buenos Aires, Editorial Hastinapura, 2010, ISBN 978-950-9102-76-7
El Evangelio del Maestro, Buenos Aires, Editorial Hastinapura, 2015, ISBN 978-987-1327-95-9
El País del Más Acá, Buenos Aires, Editorial Hastinapura, 2016, ISBN 978-987-4038-02-9
El Secreto de la Felicidad: El Amor a Dios, Buenos Aires, Editorial Hastinapura, 2014, ISBN 978-987-1327-77-5
Enseñanzas de Meister Eckhart, Buenos Aires, Editorial Hastinapura, 2014, ISBN 978-987-1327-81-2
Filosofía Final: Introducción a la Vedânta Advaita, Buenos Aires, Editorial Hastinapura, 2014, ISBN 978-987-1327-74-4
Gîtâ Sara: La Esencia del Bhagavad Gîtâ, Buenos Aires, Editorial Hastinapura, 2015, ISBN 978-987-1327-92-8
Guía breve para la meditación, Buenos Aires, Editorial Hastinapura, 2015, ISBN 978-987-1327-93-5
Guía práctica para la meditación, Buenos Aires, Editorial Hastinapura, 2012, ISBN 978-987-1327-50-8
Íntimas, desde mi corazón, al Señor (poemas), Buenos Aires, Editorial Hastinapura, 2017, ISBN 978-987-4038-16-6
La Llama y la Luz, Buenos Aires, Editorial Hastinapura, 2015, ISBN 978-987-1327-91-1
La Paz del Corazón, Buenos Aires, Editorial Hastinapura, 2014, ISBN 978-987-1327-80-5
Los Misterios de Eleusis, Buenos Aires, Editorial Hastinapura, 2016, ISBN 978-987-4038-09-8
Mi Primer Libro de Filosofía, Buenos Aires, Editorial Hastinapura, 2016, ISBN 978-987-4038-01-2
Notas sobre Universalismo Espiritual, Buenos Aires, Editorial Hastinapura, 2015, ISBN 978-987-1327-90-4
Om Guru Om, Buenos Aires, Editorial Hastinapura, 2007, ISBN 978-987-1327-10-2
Psicología: Apuntes formativos, Buenos Aires, Editorial Hastinapura, 2015, ISBN 978-987-1327-88-1
Sabiduría Espiritual, Buenos Aires, Editorial Hastinapura, 2009, ISBN 978-987-1327-30-0
Satsanga: Cuentos de la India, Buenos Aires, Editorial Hastinapura, 2013, ISBN 978-987-1327-72-0
Santos y enseñanzas de la India, Buenos Aires, Editorial Hastinapura, 2017, ISBN 978-987-4038-17-3
Sufismo: Camino de Amor a Dios, Buenos Aires, Editorial Hastinapura, 2016, ISBN 978-987-4038-08-1
¡Vuelve Francisco, vuelve...!, Buenos Aires, Editorial Hastinapura, 2012, ISBN 978-987-1327-55-3
Guía para la Vida Divina, Buenos Aires, Editorial Hastinapura, 2019, ISBN 978-987-4038-26-5

Translations

Autoconocimiento, Buenos Aires, Editorial Hastinapura, 2014, ISBN 978-987-1327-79-9
Bhakti Sûtras de Nârada, Buenos Aires, Editorial Hastinapura, 2011, ISBN 978-987-1327-45-4
Brihadâranyaka Upanishad, Buenos Aires, Editorial Hastinapura, 2018, ISBN 978-987-4038-22-7
Chândogya Upanishad, Buenos Aires, Editorial Hastinapura, 2008, ISBN 978-987-1327-18-8
Comentarios al Bhagavad Gîtâ (Vinoba), Buenos Aires, Editorial Hastinapura, 2011, ISBN 950-9102-81-4
Isa, Katha, Kena, Mundaka y Prashna Upanishads, Buenos Aires, Editorial Hastinapura, 2011, ISBN 978-987-1327-47-8
Mandukya Upanishad (Swami Sarvananda), Buenos Aires, Editorial Hastinapura, 2011, ISBN 950-9102-84-9
Mandukya Upanishad (Swami Nikhilananda), Buenos Aires, Editorial Hastinapura, 2016, ISBN 978-987-4038-05-0
Sanatsujâtîya, Buenos Aires, Editorial Hastinapura, 2015, ISBN 978-987-1327-99-7
Svetâsvatara, Taittiriya y Aitareya Upanishads, Buenos Aires, Editorial Hastinapura, 2015, ISBN 978-987-1327-85-0
Srimad Bhagavatam, Buenos Aires, Editorial Hastinapura, 2016, ISBN 978-987-4038-00-5

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