What is Dharma | Swami Revatikaanta

Gain a deeper understanding of dharma and learn how to live a life filled with purpose and fulfillment as Swami Revatikaanta discusses the fundamental aspects of dharma and their practical application in our daily lives.

Swami Revatikaanta, a long-term disciple of Paramahamsa Vishwananda, is a monk and a prolific public speaker with almost two decade’s worth of experience.
With his sharp intellect and straightforward approach, get ready for refreshingly honest conversations on spiritual matters.

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Wow! This lecture was absolutely riveting (no pun intended), however, came up on my YT feed and I actually clicked accidentally, listened for 5mins and was totally engrossed in the content. Really well explained and loved the analogy of shaking the rug each day, which is what I try my best to do. Fantastic work Swami, thank you for sharing your vidya; loved the opening prathana, namaste and pranayam.
JSK! Jai Guru-Ji 🙏🏼

[libertyismyindefeasiblerig]

to me dharma is devotion to path of righteousness regardless of circumstances that may exist
thank u guruji

[unicornplus]

thanks, , , , bring back all old videos

[m.shanthiprasadpadival]

Dharma in a broader sense is how to live in coexistence with one another among humans and also with other liveing beeing with minimum friction or fight and may be with out harming the other living beeing or other humans.

[TheFiestyhick]

Me like this insights.

Me want this channel grow fast.

Also, me want see many videos because good insights explained

[blueblue]

Wow this is exquisite, Dear swami 
thank you!

[rondelltompkins]

H A R I ~~~~
B O L ~ ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ~
~ JAI SHRI GURUDEVA ~
~ JAI SHRI KRSNA ~ ~
~ H A R I ~~~~
B O L ~ ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ~

[anamakme]

Great and precise explanation of Dharma, thanks 🙏🙏🙏

[hellerart]

Wonderful talk. You are probably as old as me? Are there more talks of you?
I lived 2 years in Ashram, now worked 5 years instensly as an Artist on a spiritual animation movie - simultanuesly studying a lot of vedante and bhagavad Gita - my impression is my worldly karma is coming to an end and the Ashram I onced lived in is intensly calling my soul back.
And God is telling me to do so by my eyes getting really tired of all the PC work.
Still about afraid of the Dharma/Karma chang from being fulltime artist to being a Ashram Sevaka again... I am sure I can bring artclasses in there sooner or later, but still I am a bit afraid of giving up my current freedom to do Art all the time, yet I deeply feel inside it is slowly coming to an end in this forms and calls for a transformation.

A transformation from doing 9h/day spiritual animation movies, to more like doing it 2-3hours a day, way more meditation and sadhana and teach it to other and do Seva in the Garden to ground myself again.

I kind of know, what has to be down, yet my soul still refuses a bit to take the next steps. I understand it is all a 0 sum game. Ang getting rich in the world is worth not much, only lasting 40-50 years, as moksha being the greatest and eternal treasure. By the way I am 38 and called Durgadas. The Ashram I lived in is Yoga Vidya in Bad Meinberg Germany with Sukadev in the tradition of Swami Sivananda.

[parvativittoriavitale]

Thank you very much for sharing your knowledge swamiji ❤

[WamuyuGatheru]

I've watched this before :-)...Where I wonder?

[unicornplus]

where i can find those 9 day navratri celebration video live videos, , , , 6 to 8 hour long any chancees to upload again those video

[plotinus]

Cur hoc occidentor imitando Indicorum?... Tu non Indicus sed tu occidentor sunt.