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Vision of Bhagavad Gita: Verse-by-Verse (Essence of Advaita Vedanta)
Classes comprise of entire Bhagavad Gita (18 chapters) in thorough detail with extended notes – including Sanskrit terminology. Lord Krishna teaches Arjuna the final reality, understanding which the highest fulfillment is discovered within oneself. The predicament of Arjuna, the search for permanent satisfaction, is faced by each of us. Hence this teaching gives us an…
Read MoreTattva Bodha (Adi Shankara) Program: Essence of Upanishads
Tattva Bodha program has already begun. However it was paused after class 3 in March 2020. Meaning program is accepting additional registrations meanwhile. When we meet up again, we’ll resume to lesson 4. Steps required to register: Signup to mailing list top of this page (choose “Advaita Vedanta”). Watch the 3 classes we’ve already done.…
Read MorePanchadasi by Swami Vidyaranya (Ongoing Lectures & Commentaries)
Panchadasi text by Swami Vidyaranya is a comprehensive manual of Advaita Vedanta… enjoying popularity with those who are looking for clear and doubtless comprehension of the truths expounded throughout Upaniṣad, Brahma Sūtra, and Bhagavad Gītā. Meaning text is meant to reconcile potential contradictions between major text of Advaita (essence of non-duality). There are two types…
Read MoreMelbourne – Advaita Vedanta and Bhagavad Gita Course: Self-Inquiry About You & Reality
First, what is Vedanta? Advaita Vedānta is a solution to a problem of taking myself to be mortal, imperfect, and subject to various limitations. This is conclusion of every individual; believing “I’m small, unworthy, apart from the rest”. In it’s vision, YOU are the solution to the very problem from which you suffer. “I am…
Read MoreAdvaita Vedanta COURSE: Bhagavad Gita, Upanishads & Non-Duality
If you’re unfamiliar with Advaita Vedanta, it’s purpose and how it can help one solve the eternal problem of ignorance preventing immediate recognition of one’s real unchanging nature, please read an introduction here. That’s the symbolism of the picture seen. One believes one needs to get somewhere or experience something (implying future point in time), through…
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