77: Upadesha Sahasri (ch17 v25-27) One Thousand Teachings of Adi Shankara

Vedanta is not a subject matter, a spiritual doctrine, or a philosophy - it is a method of self-inquiry (atma-vichara) based on the wisdom (vidya) of the ancient rishis, as found in the Upanishads, a part of the sacred Vedic scriptures. This method can lead you to discover your true, divine nature (sat-chit-ananda atma) and gain moksha, freedom from suffering.

[venkataramamuthuswami]

SUCH great lucid commentaries on vyasti and samasti that is easy to understand. Universal consciousness. Pranam, Swamiji.

[leonardodaverde]

A superbly illuminating presentation of the somewhat complex relationship between the individual and the world...

[jasminka-kt]

Absolutely fantastic class Swamiji. Diagram on vyasti and samasti was very helpful. Very interesting parallels. Thank you. Blessings! ❤🙏
PS. What a vast perspective, that we are unchanging observer of yugas and kalpas. Wow!

[kshamapatil]

Words fall short to Thank you Swamiji, for giving us such in depth knowledge with easy explanation . Without a Great Teacher like you really one cannot understand the meaning of these scriptures 🙏🏻🙏🏻💐💐Pranam🙏🏻🙏🏻

[cvf]

Thank you Swamiji for making us understand a little more of this complex teachings. It has been very helpful. It has led me to think that Ishvara does not intervene in this world, just as consciousness does not make anything. Pranam 🙏

[boderg]

Hopefully, I always remember this great teaching. Thank you.

[daisybelleamberbush]

Great class! Thanks for this amazing explanation! 💯

[Quantumexperiencer]

Answer my question if there is brahama and maya both are eternal then where us advaita.