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How does the knowledge of Vedanta improve our lives?
I feel it is important to pause and question ourselves every once in a while as to why we are doing something. It provides clarity and conviction to keep moving along the path with rejuvenated energy. As we were about to end the first chapter of Kathopanishad this week in our study group, our Vedanta…
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Make Peace With Your Unlived Life
This article was originally published in the March 2023 edition of Chinmaya Smrithi magazine. I was invited as a guest speaker to join the Devi Group Satsang at CMWRC Richmond Chapter in February 2023. The topic for reflection was ‘Make Peace With Your Unlived Life’ based on the ninth chapter of the book Am I…
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From Darkness To Light
Curled in a ball Deep down in a dark ditch Unaware of the purpose Unaware of the goal I see a beam of light Inviting me with open arms Step by step I climb from darkness to light With willpower and determination That I will see the light Step by step I climb from darkness…
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Bhagavad Geeta: Chapter 4, Verses 33-42
Shri Krishna expounds on the glory of knowledge and what one can gain from it.
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Bhagavad Geeta: Chapter 4, Verses 24-32
In these verses Shri Krishna explains the spiritual practices undertaken by various yogis.
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Bhagavad Geeta: Chapter 4, Verses 18-23
These verses explain the difference between action and inaction from the Advaita Vedantic perspective and how those established in Self-Knowledge act.
The Bhagavad Geeta gives us the wisdom to master the art of being free from delusion and sorrow. This enables one to master action and paves the way for liberation.
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