Swamiji conducts a guided Meditation preceded by concentration exercises.

Viveka-Chudamani is an inspiring scripture of Kevala Advaita (the philosophy of non-dualism) written by Sri Shankaracharya about twelve centuries ago. It is a literary masterpiece imbued with the sweetness of Sanskrit poetry and presents all that is needed by an aspirant for attaining Mukti or liberation, even in this very life. Topic: Gaining insight into 'who am I?': Verses 308-310.

Yoga Vasistha was written by the great poet Valmiki in the form of a dialogue between Sage Vasistha and his pupil young Prince Rama. It gives a magnificently detailed exposition of the subtleties and insights of Yoga Vedanta through didactic instruction, answers to doubts, parables and stories within stories. Sthiti Prakarana 22. No two people experience the same world.

Yoga Vasistha was written by the great poet Valmiki in the form of a dialogue between Sage Vasistha and his pupil young Prince Rama. It gives a magnificently detailed exposition of the subtleties and insights of Yoga Vedanta through didactic instruction, answers to doubts, parables and stories within stories. Sthiti Prakarana 22. Characteristics of an enlightened sage.

Raja Yoga literally means Royal Yoga. The ancient Yogis of India discovered the mystic secrets of the mind through their inner experience of concentration, meditation and Samadhi. Sage Patanjali who existed centuries before Christ, compiled their revelations in the form of aphorisms or Sutras. The Raja Yoga Sutras is an unparalleled work of ancient psychology, parapsychology and spirituality. It presents practical guidelines and disciplines for attaining success in every aspect of life leading to God-realization. May you practice Yoga and find for yourself the joys of possessing a body that is healthy, a mind that is controlled, senses that are mastered, and a soul that communes with God. A God-ward mind is the boundless source of all that is good, sublime and glorious! May God bless you! Sutras 1+

Swamiji conducts a guided Meditation preceded by concentration exercises.

Viveka-Chudamani is an inspiring scripture of Kevala Advaita (the philosophy of non-dualism) written by Sri Shankaracharya about twelve centuries ago. It is a literary masterpiece imbued with the sweetness of Sanskrit poetry and presents all that is needed by an aspirant for attaining Mukti or liberation, even in this very life. Topic: Gaining insight into 'who am I?': Verses 305-306.

Yoga Vasistha was written by the great poet Valmiki in the form of a dialogue between Sage Vasistha and his pupil young Prince Rama. It gives a magnificently detailed exposition of the subtleties and insights of Yoga Vedanta through didactic instruction, answers to doubts, parables and stories within stories. Sthiti Prakarana 18. Lead the mind to Truth by putting Integral Yoga into practice.

Yoga Vasistha was written by the great poet Valmiki in the form of a dialogue between Sage Vasistha and his pupil young Prince Rama. It gives a magnificently detailed exposition of the subtleties and insights of Yoga Vedanta through didactic instruction, answers to doubts, parables and stories within stories.

Sage Shandilya is one of the foremost ancient Sages of India, along with Narada, Vyasa and others. Among other works, he is the famous author of Shandilya Bhakti Sutras. Shandilya Bhakti Sutras and Narada Bhakti Sutras are the guiding lights of the bhakti or devotional literature of India. They supplement and compliment each other. A profound study of Bhakti Yoga is not complete without studying both of them. Topic: Role of Devotion, Who is God?, The relationship between the individual soul and God, Sutra 96+

Swamiji conducts a guided Meditation preceded by concentration exercises.

Viveka-Chudamani is an inspiring scripture of Kevala Advaita (the philosophy of non-dualism) written by Sri Shankaracharya about twelve centuries ago. It is a literary masterpiece imbued with the sweetness of Sanskrit poetry and presents all that is needed by an aspirant for attaining Mukti or liberation, even in this very life. Topic: Gaining insight into 'who am I?': Verses 302-304.

Yoga Vasistha was written by the great poet Valmiki in the form of a dialogue between Sage Vasistha and his pupil young Prince Rama. It gives a magnificently detailed exposition of the subtleties and insights of Yoga Vedanta through didactic instruction, answers to doubts, parables and stories within stories. Sthiti Prakarana 18. Insight into enlightenment—surrender the ego.

Yoga Vasistha was written by the great poet Valmiki in the form of a dialogue between Sage Vasistha and his pupil young Prince Rama. It gives a magnificently detailed exposition of the subtleties and insights of Yoga Vedanta through didactic instruction, answers to doubts, parables and stories within stories. Sthiti Prakarana 17, The mysteries of the mind.

Sage Shandilya is one of the foremost ancient Sages of India, along with Narada, Vyasa and others. Among other works, he is the famous author of Shandilya Bhakti Sutras. Shandilya Bhakti Sutras and Narada Bhakti Sutras are the guiding lights of the bhakti or devotional literature of India. They supplement and compliment each other. A profound study of Bhakti Yoga is not complete without studying both of them. Topic: Role of Devotion, Who is God?, The relationship between the individual soul and God, Sutra 93+

Swamiji conducts a guided Meditation preceded by concentration exercises.

Viveka-Chudamani is an inspiring scripture of Kevala Advaita (the philosophy of non-dualism) written by Sri Shankaracharya about twelve centuries ago. It is a literary masterpiece imbued with the sweetness of Sanskrit poetry and presents all that is needed by an aspirant for attaining Mukti or liberation, even in this very life. Topic: Gaining insight into who am I: Verses 300-302

Yoga Vasistha was written by the great poet Valmiki in the form of a dialogue between Sage Vasistha and his pupil young Prince Rama. It gives a magnificently detailed exposition of the subtleties and insights of Yoga Vedanta through didactic instruction, answers to doubts, parables and stories within stories. Sthiti Prakarana 17, The glory of chitta shuddhi (purity of mind).

Yoga Vasistha was written by the great poet Valmiki in the form of a dialogue between Sage Vasistha and his pupil young Prince Rama. It gives a magnificently detailed exposition of the subtleties and insights of Yoga Vedanta through didactic instruction, answers to doubts, parables and stories within stories. Sthiti Prakarana 15. The story of Shukracharya concludes.

Swamiji presents his New Year's message: Resolve to Attain Self-Realization

Swamiji conducts a guided Meditation preceded by concentration exercises.

Viveka-Chudamani is an inspiring scripture of Kevala Advaita (the philosophy of non-dualism) written by Sri Shankaracharya about twelve centuries ago. It is a literary masterpiece imbued with the sweetness of Sanskrit poetry and presents all that is needed by an aspirant for attaining Mukti or liberation, even in this very life. Topic: Gaining insight into who am I: Verses 297-300.

Yoga Vasistha was written by the great poet Valmiki in the form of a dialogue between Sage Vasistha and his pupil young Prince Rama. It gives a magnificently detailed exposition of the subtleties and insights of Yoga Vedanta through didactic instruction, answers to doubts, parables and stories within stories. Sthiti Prakarana 14-16. The story of Shukracharya continues.

Yoga Vasistha was written by the great poet Valmiki in the form of a dialogue between Sage Vasistha and his pupil young Prince Rama. It gives a magnificently detailed exposition of the subtleties and insights of Yoga Vedanta through didactic instruction, answers to doubts, parables and stories within stories. Sthiti Prakarana 11. The story of Shukracharya continues.

Swamiji conducts a guided Meditation preceded by concentration exercises.

Viveka-Chudamani is an inspiring scripture of Kevala Advaita (the philosophy of non-dualism) written by Sri Shankaracharya about twelve centuries ago. It is a literary masterpiece imbued with the sweetness of Sanskrit poetry and presents all that is needed by an aspirant for attaining Mukti or liberation, even in this very life. Topic: Gaining insight into who am I: Verses 296-297.

Yoga Vasistha was written by the great poet Valmiki in the form of a dialogue between Sage Vasistha and his pupil young Prince Rama. It gives a magnificently detailed exposition of the subtleties and insights of Yoga Vedanta through didactic instruction, answers to doubts, parables and stories within stories. Sthiti Prakarana 11. The story of Shukracharya continues.

Yoga Vasistha was written by the great poet Valmiki in the form of a dialogue between Sage Vasistha and his pupil young Prince Rama. It gives a magnificently detailed exposition of the subtleties and insights of Yoga Vedanta through didactic instruction, answers to doubts, parables and stories within stories. Sthiti Prakarana 11. The story of Shukracharya continues.

Gurudev gives his Christmas Blessings and sheds a mystical light on the meaning of Jesus's teachings and Christmas. Title:Let Christ manifest in your heart

Swamiji conducts a guided Meditation preceded by concentration exercises.

Viveka-Chudamani is an inspiring scripture of Kevala Advaita (the philosophy of non-dualism) written by Sri Shankaracharya about twelve centuries ago. It is a literary masterpiece imbued with the sweetness of Sanskrit poetry and presents all that is needed by an aspirant for attaining Mukti or liberation, even in this very life. Topic: Gaining insight into who am I: The perceived 'I' Factor. Verses 296-300.

Yoga Vasistha was written by the great poet Valmiki in the form of a dialogue between Sage Vasistha and his pupil young Prince Rama. It gives a magnificently detailed exposition of the subtleties and insights of Yoga Vedanta through didactic instruction, answers to doubts, parables and stories within stories. Sthiti Prakarana 11. The story of Shukracharya continues.

Yoga Vasistha was written by the great poet Valmiki in the form of a dialogue between Sage Vasistha and his pupil young Prince Rama. It gives a magnificently detailed exposition of the subtleties and insights of Yoga Vedanta through didactic instruction, answers to doubts, parables and stories within stories. Sthiti Prakarana 7. The story of Shukracharya continues.

Sage Shandilya is one of the foremost ancient Sages of India, along with Narada, Vyasa and others. Among other works, he is the famous author of Shandilya Bhakti Sutras. Shandilya Bhakti Sutras and Narada Bhakti Sutras are the guiding lights of the bhakti or devotional literature of India. They supplement and compliment each other. A profound study of Bhakti Yoga is not complete without studying both of them. Topic: Role of Devotion, Who is God? Sutra 88+

Swamiji conducts a guided Meditation preceded by concentration exercises.

Viveka-Chudamani is an inspiring scripture of Kevala Advaita (the philosophy of non-dualism) written by Sri Shankaracharya about twelve centuries ago. It is a literary masterpiece imbued with the sweetness of Sanskrit poetry and presents all that is needed by an aspirant for attaining Mukti or liberation, even in this very life. Topic: Gaining insight into who am I: The means for ending superimposition. Verses 292-294

Yoga Vasistha was written by the great poet Valmiki in the form of a dialogue between Sage Vasistha and his pupil young Prince Rama. It gives a magnificently detailed exposition of the subtleties and insights of Yoga Vedanta through didactic instruction, answers to doubts, parables and stories within stories. Sthiti Prakarana 5. The story of Shukracharya.

Yoga Vasistha was written by the great poet Valmiki in the form of a dialogue between Sage Vasistha and his pupil young Prince Rama. It gives a magnificently detailed exposition of the subtleties and insights of Yoga Vedanta through didactic instruction, answers to doubts, parables and stories within stories. Sthiti Prakarana 4 - Insight into Who Am I.

Sage Shandilya is one of the foremost ancient Sages of India, along with Narada, Vyasa and others. Among other works, he is the famous author of Shandilya Bhakti Sutras. Shandilya Bhakti Sutras and Narada Bhakti Sutras are the guiding lights of the bhakti or devotional literature of India. They supplement and compliment each other. A profound study of Bhakti Yoga is not complete without studying both of them. Topic: Role of Devotion, Who is God? Sutra 83+

Swamiji conducts a guided Meditation preceded by concentration exercises.

Viveka-Chudamani is an inspiring scripture of Kevala Advaita (the philosophy of non-dualism) written by Sri Shankaracharya about twelve centuries ago. It is a literary masterpiece imbued with the sweetness of Sanskrit poetry and presents all that is needed by an aspirant for attaining Mukti or liberation, even in this very life. Topic: Gaining insight into who am I: The means for ending superimposition. Verses 288-290

Yoga Vasistha was written by the great poet Valmiki in the form of a dialogue between Sage Vasistha and his pupil young Prince Rama. It gives a magnificently detailed exposition of the subtleties and insights of Yoga Vedanta through didactic instruction, answers to doubts, parables and stories within stories. Sthiti Prakarana 2 - Insight into the nonduality of the Self.

Yoga Vasistha was written by the great poet Valmiki in the form of a dialogue between Sage Vasistha and his pupil young Prince Rama. It gives a magnificently detailed exposition of the subtleties and insights of Yoga Vedanta through didactic instruction, answers to doubts, parables and stories within stories. Sthiti Prakarana begins—-the chapter dealing with the intuitive vision.

The Ramayana is one of the most beloved scriptures of the eastern world, and its colorful and imaginative stories have enchanted the human heart for centuries. When the mystical implications of these stories are understood and reflected upon, the Ramayana becomes not just a moving epic, but a powerful promoter of spiritual transformation and a treasured guide on the path to Enlightenment.

Sundar Kanda is the most fascinating and mystically significant portion of the Ramayana of Saint Tulsidas. In its moving portrayal of the exploits of Hanuman, Sundarkanda contains the quintescence of the beauty of the Ramayana. Hanuman – monkey-mind transformed by devotion – represents the highest ideal. An awesome Leap of Faith and the destruction of demoniac obstacles brought about by the blend of self-effort and Grace – these are the highlights of this section.

Lanka Kanda abounds with thrilling and suspenseful episodes of the mystical war waged by Rama against Ravana. The subtle process of befriending Sattwa (Vibhishana), overcoming Rajas and Tamas (Ravana and Kumbhakarna), and becoming united with intuitive intellect (Sita) – all this is portrayed in a manner that captures the heart and beckons the soul to God-realization.

The Ramayana is one of the most beloved scriptures of the eastern world, and its colorful and imaginative stories have enchanted the human heart for centuries. When the mystical implications of these stories are understood and reflected upon, the Ramayana becomes not just a moving epic, but a powerful promoter of spiritual transformation and a treasured guide on the path to Enlightenment.

Sundar Kanda is the most fascinating and mystically significant portion of the Ramayana of Saint Tulsidas. In its moving portrayal of the exploits of Hanuman, Sundarkanda contains the quintescence of the beauty of the Ramayana. Hanuman – monkey-mind transformed by devotion – represents the highest ideal. An awesome Leap of Faith and the destruction of demoniac obstacles brought about by the blend of self-effort and Grace – these are the highlights of this section.

Lanka Kanda abounds with thrilling and suspenseful episodes of the mystical war waged by Rama against Ravana. The subtle process of befriending Sattwa (Vibhishana), overcoming Rajas and Tamas (Ravana and Kumbhakarna), and becoming united with intuitive intellect (Sita) – all this is portrayed in a manner that captures the heart and beckons the soul to God-realization.

The Ramayana is one of the most beloved scriptures of the eastern world, and its colorful and imaginative stories have enchanted the human heart for centuries. When the mystical implications of these stories are understood and reflected upon, the Ramayana becomes not just a moving epic, but a powerful promoter of spiritual transformation and a treasured guide on the path to Enlightenment.

Sundar Kanda is the most fascinating and mystically significant portion of the Ramayana of Saint Tulsidas. In its moving portrayal of the exploits of Hanuman, Sundarkanda contains the quintescence of the beauty of the Ramayana. Hanuman – monkey-mind transformed by devotion – represents the highest ideal. An awesome Leap of Faith and the destruction of demoniac obstacles brought about by the blend of self-effort and Grace – these are the highlights of this section.

Lanka Kanda abounds with thrilling and suspenseful episodes of the mystical war waged by Rama against Ravana. The subtle process of befriending Sattwa (Vibhishana), overcoming Rajas and Tamas (Ravana and Kumbhakarna), and becoming united with intuitive intellect (Sita) – all this is portrayed in a manner that captures the heart and beckons the soul to God-realization.

The Ramayana is one of the most beloved scriptures of the eastern world, and its colorful and imaginative stories have enchanted the human heart for centuries. When the mystical implications of these stories are understood and reflected upon, the Ramayana becomes not just a moving epic, but a powerful promoter of spiritual transformation and a treasured guide on the path to Enlightenment.

Sundar Kanda is the most fascinating and mystically significant portion of the Ramayana of Saint Tulsidas. In its moving portrayal of the exploits of Hanuman, Sundarkanda contains the quintescence of the beauty of the Ramayana. Hanuman – monkey-mind transformed by devotion – represents the highest ideal. An awesome Leap of Faith and the destruction of demoniac obstacles brought about by the blend of self-effort and Grace – these are the highlights of this section.

Lanka Kanda abounds with thrilling and suspenseful episodes of the mystical war waged by Rama against Ravana. The subtle process of befriending Sattwa (Vibhishana), overcoming Rajas and Tamas (Ravana and Kumbhakarna), and becoming united with intuitive intellect (Sita) – all this is portrayed in a manner that captures the heart and beckons the soul to God-realization.

The Ramayana is one of the most beloved scriptures of the eastern world, and its colorful and imaginative stories have enchanted the human heart for centuries. When the mystical implications of these stories are understood and reflected upon, the Ramayana becomes not just a moving epic, but a powerful promoter of spiritual transformation and a treasured guide on the path to Enlightenment.

Sundar Kanda is the most fascinating and mystically significant portion of the Ramayana of Saint Tulsidas. In its moving portrayal of the exploits of Hanuman, Sundarkanda contains the quintescence of the beauty of the Ramayana. Hanuman – monkey-mind transformed by devotion – represents the highest ideal. An awesome Leap of Faith and the destruction of demoniac obstacles brought about by the blend of self-effort and Grace – these are the highlights of this section.

Lanka Kanda abounds with thrilling and suspenseful episodes of the mystical war waged by Rama against Ravana. The subtle process of befriending Sattwa (Vibhishana), overcoming Rajas and Tamas (Ravana and Kumbhakarna), and becoming united with intuitive intellect (Sita) – all this is portrayed in a manner that captures the heart and beckons the soul to God-realization.

The Ramayana is one of the most beloved scriptures of the eastern world, and its colorful and imaginative stories have enchanted the human heart for centuries. When the mystical implications of these stories are understood and reflected upon, the Ramayana becomes not just a moving epic, but a powerful promoter of spiritual transformation and a treasured guide on the path to Enlightenment.

Sundar Kanda is the most fascinating and mystically significant portion of the Ramayana of Saint Tulsidas. In its moving portrayal of the exploits of Hanuman, Sundarkanda contains the quintescence of the beauty of the Ramayana. Hanuman – monkey-mind transformed by devotion – represents the highest ideal. An awesome Leap of Faith and the destruction of demoniac obstacles brought about by the blend of self-effort and Grace – these are the highlights of this section.

Lanka Kanda abounds with thrilling and suspenseful episodes of the mystical war waged by Rama against Ravana. The subtle process of befriending Sattwa (Vibhishana), overcoming Rajas and Tamas (Ravana and Kumbhakarna), and becoming united with intuitive intellect (Sita) – all this is portrayed in a manner that captures the heart and beckons the soul to God-realization.

The Ramayana is one of the most beloved scriptures of the eastern world, and its colorful and imaginative stories have enchanted the human heart for centuries. When the mystical implications of these stories are understood and reflected upon, the Ramayana becomes not just a moving epic, but a powerful promoter of spiritual transformation and a treasured guide on the path to Enlightenment.

Sundar Kanda is the most fascinating and mystically significant portion of the Ramayana of Saint Tulsidas. In its moving portrayal of the exploits of Hanuman, Sundarkanda contains the quintescence of the beauty of the Ramayana. Hanuman – monkey-mind transformed by devotion – represents the highest ideal. An awesome Leap of Faith and the destruction of demoniac obstacles brought about by the blend of self-effort and Grace – these are the highlights of this section.

Lanka Kanda abounds with thrilling and suspenseful episodes of the mystical war waged by Rama against Ravana. The subtle process of befriending Sattwa (Vibhishana), overcoming Rajas and Tamas (Ravana and Kumbhakarna), and becoming united with intuitive intellect (Sita) – all this is portrayed in a manner that captures the heart and beckons the soul to God-realization.

Yoga Vasistha was written by the great poet Valmiki in the form of a dialogue between Sage Vasistha and his pupil young Prince Rama. It gives a magnificently detailed exposition of the subtleties and insights of Yoga Vedanta through didactic instruction, answers to doubts, parables and stories within stories. Utpatti Prakarana concludes.

Yoga Vasistha was written by the great poet Valmiki in the form of a dialogue between Sage Vasistha and his pupil young Prince Rama. It gives a magnificently detailed exposition of the subtleties and insights of Yoga Vedanta through didactic instruction, answers to doubts, parables and stories within stories. Utpatti Prakarana 122 The Seven Steps of Wisdom in Practice.

Swamiji creatively expresses a more profound meaning of Thanksgiving as he expounds the 'mystical meaning of Thanksgiving'.

Swamiji conducts a guided Meditation preceded by concentration exercises.

Viveka-Chudamani is an inspiring scripture of Kevala Advaita (the philosophy of non-dualism) written by Sri Shankaracharya about twelve centuries ago. It is a literary masterpiece imbued with the sweetness of Sanskrit poetry and presents all that is needed by an aspirant for attaining Mukti or liberation, even in this very life. Topic: Gaining insight into who am I: The means for ending superimposition. Verses 287-288

Yoga Vasistha was written by the great poet Valmiki in the form of a dialogue between Sage Vasistha and his pupil young Prince Rama. It gives a magnificently detailed exposition of the subtleties and insights of Yoga Vedanta through didactic instruction, answers to doubts, parables and stories within stories. Utpatti Prakarana 122 The Seven Steps of Wisdom in Practice.

Meditation & Pranayama workshop conducted by Swami Jyotirmayananda.
Meditation

Meditaiton & Pranayama workshop conducted by Swami Jyotirmayananda.
Pranayama Exercises

Meditation & Pranayama workshop conducted by Swami Jyotirmayananda.
Lecture

Yoga Vasistha was written by the great poet Valmiki in the form of a dialogue between Sage Vasistha and his pupil young Prince Rama. It gives a magnificently detailed exposition of the subtleties and insights of Yoga Vedanta through didactic instruction, answers to doubts, parables and stories within stories. Utpatti Prakarana 122 The Seven Steps of Wisdom in Practice.

Sage Shandilya is one of the foremost ancient Sages of India, along with Narada, Vyasa and others. Among other works, he is the famous author of Shandilya Bhakti Sutras. Shandilya Bhakti Sutras and Narada Bhakti Sutras are the guiding lights of the bhakti or devotional literature of India. They supplement and compliment each other. A profound study of Bhakti Yoga is not complete without studying both of them. Topic: Role of Devotion, Sutra 82+

Swamiji conducts a guided Meditation preceded by concentration exercises.

Viveka-Chudamani is an inspiring scripture of Kevala Advaita (the philosophy of non-dualism) written by Sri Shankaracharya about twelve centuries ago. It is a literary masterpiece imbued with the sweetness of Sanskrit poetry and presents all that is needed by an aspirant for attaining Mukti or liberation, even in this very life. Topic: Gaining insight into who am I: The means for ending superimposition. Verses 285-287

Yoga Vasistha was written by the great poet Valmiki in the form of a dialogue between Sage Vasistha and his pupil young Prince Rama. It gives a magnificently detailed exposition of the subtleties and insights of Yoga Vedanta through didactic instruction, answers to doubts, parables and stories within stories. Utpatti Prakarana 121-122.

Yoga Vasistha was written by the great poet Valmiki in the form of a dialogue between Sage Vasistha and his pupil young Prince Rama. It gives a magnificently detailed exposition of the subtleties and insights of Yoga Vedanta through didactic instruction, answers to doubts, parables and stories within stories. Utpatti Prakarana 121-122. The story of King Lavana. The Seven Steps of Wisdom.

Sage Shandilya is one of the foremost ancient Sages of India, along with Narada, Vyasa and others. Among other works, he is the famous author of Shandilya Bhakti Sutras. Shandilya Bhakti Sutras and Narada Bhakti Sutras are the guiding lights of the bhakti or devotional literature of India. They supplement and compliment each other. A profound study of Bhakti Yoga is not complete without studying both of them. Topic: Role of Devotion, Sutra 79+

Swamiji conducts a guided Meditation preceded by concentration exercises.

Viveka-Chudamani is an inspiring scripture of Kevala Advaita (the philosophy of non-dualism) written by Sri Shankaracharya about twelve centuries ago. It is a literary masterpiece imbued with the sweetness of Sanskrit poetry and presents all that is needed by an aspirant for attaining Mukti or liberation, even in this very life. Topic: Gaining insight into who am I: The means for ending superimposition. Verses 282-284

Yoga Vasistha was written by the great poet Valmiki in the form of a dialogue between Sage Vasistha and his pupil young Prince Rama. It gives a magnificently detailed exposition of the subtleties and insights of Yoga Vedanta through didactic instruction, answers to doubts, parables and stories within stories. Utpatti Prakarana 118-120.

Yoga Vasistha was written by the great poet Valmiki in the form of a dialogue between Sage Vasistha and his pupil young Prince Rama. It gives a magnificently detailed exposition of the subtleties and insights of Yoga Vedanta through didactic instruction, answers to doubts, parables and stories within stories. Utpatti Prakarana 118 The Seven Steps of Wisdom.

Sage Shandilya is one of the foremost ancient Sages of India, along with Narada, Vyasa and others. Among other works, he is the famous author of Shandilya Bhakti Sutras. Shandilya Bhakti Sutras and Narada Bhakti Sutras are the guiding lights of the bhakti or devotional literature of India. They supplement and compliment each other. A profound study of Bhakti Yoga is not complete without studying both of them. Sutra 76+

Swamiji conducts a guided Meditation preceded by concentration exercises.

Viveka-Chudamani is an inspiring scripture of Kevala Advaita (the philosophy of non-dualism) written by Sri Shankaracharya about twelve centuries ago. It is a literary masterpiece imbued with the sweetness of Sanskrit poetry and presents all that is needed by an aspirant for attaining Mukti or liberation, even in this very life. Topic: The means for ending superimposition. Verses 279-280

Yoga Vasistha was written by the great poet Valmiki in the form of a dialogue between Sage Vasistha and his pupil young Prince Rama. It gives a magnificently detailed exposition of the subtleties and insights of Yoga Vedanta through didactic instruction, answers to doubts, parables and stories within stories. Utpatti Prakarana 118 The Seven Steps of Wisdom. The Four-fold Qualifications of an Aspirant.

Yoga Vasistha was written by the great poet Valmiki in the form of a dialogue between Sage Vasistha and his pupil young Prince Rama. It gives a magnificently detailed exposition of the subtleties and insights of Yoga Vedanta through didactic instruction, answers to doubts, parables and stories within stories. Utpatti Prakarana 118 The Seven Steps of Wisdom. The Four Qualifications of an Aspirant.

Swamiji lectures on the mysticism of the Diwali (Festival of Lights) celebration with a lecture titled: From Darkness to Light

Swamiji conducts a guided Meditation preceded by concentration exercises.

Viveka-Chudamani is an inspiring scripture of Kevala Advaita (the philosophy of non-dualism) written by Sri Shankaracharya about twelve centuries ago. It is a literary masterpiece imbued with the sweetness of Sanskrit poetry and presents all that is needed by an aspirant for attaining Mukti or liberation, even in this very life. Topic: The Method of Giving up Vasanas - explanation. Verses 276-277

Yoga Vasistha was written by the great poet Valmiki in the form of a dialogue between Sage Vasistha and his pupil young Prince Rama. It gives a magnificently detailed exposition of the subtleties and insights of Yoga Vedanta through didactic instruction, answers to doubts, parables and stories within stories. Utpatti Prakarana 103-110 The Story of King Lavana and the Magic of the Mind.

Yoga Vasistha was written by the great poet Valmiki in the form of a dialogue between Sage Vasistha and his pupil young Prince Rama. It gives a magnificently detailed exposition of the subtleties and insights of Yoga Vedanta through didactic instruction, answers to doubts, parables and stories within stories. Utpatti Prakarana 103-104 The Story of King Lavana and the Magician.

Sage Shandilya is one of the foremost ancient Sages of India, along with Narada, Vyasa and others. Among other works, he is the famous author of Shandilya Bhakti Sutras. Shandilya Bhakti Sutras and Narada Bhakti Sutras are the guiding lights of the bhakti or devotional literature of India. They supplement and compliment each other. A profound study of Bhakti Yoga is not complete without studying both of them. Sutra 74+

Swamiji conducts a guided Meditation preceded by concentration exercises.

Viveka-Chudamani is an inspiring scripture of Kevala Advaita (the philosophy of non-dualism) written by Sri Shankaracharya about twelve centuries ago. It is a literary masterpiece imbued with the sweetness of Sanskrit poetry and presents all that is needed by an aspirant for attaining Mukti or liberation, even in this very life. Topic: The Method of Giving up Vasanas - explanation. Verses 274-275

Yoga Vasistha was written by the great poet Valmiki in the form of a dialogue between Sage Vasistha and his pupil young Prince Rama. It gives a magnificently detailed exposition of the subtleties and insights of Yoga Vedanta through didactic instruction, answers to doubts, parables and stories within stories. Utpatti Prakarana 100-101 The world as a story told to a child.

Yoga Vasistha was written by the great poet Valmiki in the form of a dialogue between Sage Vasistha and his pupil young Prince Rama. It gives a magnificently detailed exposition of the subtleties and insights of Yoga Vedanta through didactic instruction, answers to doubts, parables and stories within stories. Utpatti Prakarana 98-99 The story of the Strange Spirit and its mystic meaning.

On this Vijaya Dashami celebration, Swamiji recaps the highlights of Mother Worship and provides its mystical meaning.

Devi Mahatmya is a unique scripture that views God as Mother, and presents highly mystical stories depicting the journey of the soul from darkness to Light--from the misery of bondage to the Bliss of Liberation.

Devi Mahatmya is a unique scripture that views God as Mother, and presents highly mystical stories depicting the journey of the soul from darkness to Light--from the misery of bondage to the Bliss of Liberation.

Devi Mahatmya is a unique scripture that views God as Mother, and presents highly mystical stories depicting the journey of the soul from darkness to Light--from the misery of bondage to the Bliss of Liberation.

Devi Mahatmya is a unique scripture that views God as Mother, and presents highly mystical stories depicting the journey of the soul from darkness to Light--from the misery of bondage to the Bliss of Liberation.

Devi Mahatmya is a unique scripture that views God as Mother, and presents highly mystical stories depicting the journey of the soul from darkness to Light--from the misery of bondage to the Bliss of Liberation.

Devi Mahatmya is a unique scripture that views God as Mother, and presents highly mystical stories depicting the journey of the soul from darkness to Light--from the misery of bondage to the Bliss of Liberation.

Devi Mahatmya is a unique scripture that views God as Mother, and presents highly mystical stories depicting the journey of the soul from darkness to Light--from the misery of bondage to the Bliss of Liberation.

Devi Mahatmya is a unique scripture that views God as Mother, and presents highly mystical stories depicting the journey of the soul from darkness to Light--from the misery of bondage to the Bliss of Liberation.

Devi Mahatmya is a unique scripture that views God as Mother, and presents highly mystical stories depicting the journey of the soul from darkness to Light--from the misery of bondage to the Bliss of Liberation.

Devi Mahatmya is a unique scripture that views God as Mother, and presents highly mystical stories depicting the journey of the soul from darkness to Light--from the misery of bondage to the Bliss of Liberation.

Yoga Vasistha was written by the great poet Valmiki in the form of a dialogue between Sage Vasistha and his pupil young Prince Rama. It gives a magnificently detailed exposition of the subtleties and insights of Yoga Vedanta through didactic instruction, answers to doubts, parables and stories within stories. Utpatti Prakarana 97-The world as a creation of the mind.

Yoga Vasistha was written by the great poet Valmiki in the form of a dialogue between Sage Vasistha and his pupil young Prince Rama. It gives a magnificently detailed exposition of the subtleties and insights of Yoga Vedanta through didactic instruction, answers to doubts, parables and stories within stories. Utpatti Prakarana.

Sage Shandilya is one of the foremost ancient Sages of India, along with Narada, Vyasa and others. Among other works, he is the famous author of Shandilya Bhakti Sutras. Shandilya Bhakti Sutras and Narada Bhakti Sutras are the guiding lights of the bhakti or devotional literature of India. They supplement and compliment each other. A profound study of Bhakti Yoga is not complete without studying both of them. Sutra 72+

Sage Shandilya is one of the foremost ancient Sages of India, along with Narada, Vyasa and others. Among other works, he is the famous author of Shandilya Bhakti Sutras. Shandilya Bhakti Sutras and Narada Bhakti Sutras are the guiding lights of the bhakti or devotional literature of India. They supplement and compliment each other. A profound study of Bhakti Yoga is not complete without studying both of them. Sutra 72+

Swamiji conducts a guided Meditation preceded by concentration exercises.

Viveka-Chudamani is an inspiring scripture of Kevala Advaita (the philosophy of non-dualism) written by Sri Shankaracharya about twelve centuries ago. It is a literary masterpiece imbued with the sweetness of Sanskrit poetry and presents all that is needed by an aspirant for attaining Mukti or liberation, even in this very life. Topic: The Method of Giving up Vasanas - explanation. Verses 268

A workshop presented by Swamiji.

A workshop presented by Swamiji.

A workshop presented by Swamiji.

Yoga Vasistha was written by the great poet Valmiki in the form of a dialogue between Sage Vasistha and his pupil young Prince Rama. It gives a magnificently detailed exposition of the subtleties and insights of Yoga Vedanta through didactic instruction, answers to doubts, parables and stories within stories. Utpatti Prakarana.

Yoga Vasistha was written by the great poet Valmiki in the form of a dialogue between Sage Vasistha and his pupil young Prince Rama. It gives a magnificently detailed exposition of the subtleties and insights of Yoga Vedanta through didactic instruction, answers to doubts, parables and stories within stories. Utpatti Prakarana.

Yoga Vasistha was written by the great poet Valmiki in the form of a dialogue between Sage Vasistha and his pupil young Prince Rama. It gives a magnificently detailed exposition of the subtleties and insights of Yoga Vedanta through didactic instruction, answers to doubts, parables and stories within stories. Utpatti Prakarana.

Yoga Vasistha was written by the great poet Valmiki in the form of a dialogue between Sage Vasistha and his pupil young Prince Rama. It gives a magnificently detailed exposition of the subtleties and insights of Yoga Vedanta through didactic instruction, answers to doubts, parables and stories within stories. Utpatti Prakarana.

Sage Shandilya is one of the foremost ancient Sages of India, along with Narada, Vyasa and others. Among other works, he is the famous author of Shandilya Bhakti Sutras. Shandilya Bhakti Sutras and Narada Bhakti Sutras are the guiding lights of the bhakti or devotional literature of India. They supplement and compliment each other. A profound study of Bhakti Yoga is not complete without studying both of them. Sutra 71+

Sage Shandilya is one of the foremost ancient Sages of India, along with Narada, Vyasa and others. Among other works, he is the famous author of Shandilya Bhakti Sutras. Shandilya Bhakti Sutras and Narada Bhakti Sutras are the guiding lights of the bhakti or devotional literature of India. They supplement and compliment each other. A profound study of Bhakti Yoga is not complete without studying both of them. Sutra 71+

Sage Shandilya is one of the foremost ancient Sages of India, along with Narada, Vyasa and others. Among other works, he is the famous author of Shandilya Bhakti Sutras. Shandilya Bhakti Sutras and Narada Bhakti Sutras are the guiding lights of the bhakti or devotional literature of India. They supplement and compliment each other. A profound study of Bhakti Yoga is not complete without studying both of them. Sutra 71+

Swamiji conducts a guided Meditation preceded by concentration exercises.

Viveka-Chudamani is an inspiring scripture of Kevala Advaita (the philosophy of non-dualism) written by Sri Shankaracharya about twelve centuries ago. It is a literary masterpiece imbued with the sweetness of Sanskrit poetry and presents all that is needed by an aspirant for attaining Mukti or liberation, even in this very life. Topic: The Method of Giving up Vasanas - explanation. Verses 268-270

Yoga Vasistha was written by the great poet Valmiki in the form of a dialogue between Sage Vasistha and his pupil young Prince Rama. It gives a magnificently detailed exposition of the subtleties and insights of Yoga Vedanta through didactic instruction, answers to doubts, parables and stories within stories. Utpatti Prakarana.

Yoga Vasistha was written by the great poet Valmiki in the form of a dialogue between Sage Vasistha and his pupil young Prince Rama. It gives a magnificently detailed exposition of the subtleties and insights of Yoga Vedanta through didactic instruction, answers to doubts, parables and stories within stories. Utpatti Prakarana.

Sage Shandilya is one of the foremost ancient Sages of India, along with Narada, Vyasa and others. Among other works, he is the famous author of Shandilya Bhakti Sutras. Shandilya Bhakti Sutras and Narada Bhakti Sutras are the guiding lights of the bhakti or devotional literature of India. They supplement and compliment each other. A profound study of Bhakti Yoga is not complete without studying both of them. Sutra 70+

Swamiji conducts a guided Meditation preceded by concentration exercises.

Viveka-Chudamani is an inspiring scripture of Kevala Advaita (the philosophy of non-dualism) written by Sri Shankaracharya about twelve centuries ago. It is a literary masterpiece imbued with the sweetness of Sanskrit poetry and presents all that is needed by an aspirant for attaining Mukti or liberation, even in this very life. Topic: The Method of Giving up Vasanas - explanation. Verses 268-270

Yoga Vasistha was written by the great poet Valmiki in the form of a dialogue between Sage Vasistha and his pupil young Prince Rama. It gives a magnificently detailed exposition of the subtleties and insights of Yoga Vedanta through didactic instruction, answers to doubts, parables and stories within stories. Utpatti Prakarana. Section 84. Insight into bondage and enlightenment.

Yoga Vasistha was written by the great poet Valmiki in the form of a dialogue between Sage Vasistha and his pupil young Prince Rama. It gives a magnificently detailed exposition of the subtleties and insights of Yoga Vedanta through didactic instruction, answers to doubts, parables and stories within stories. Utpatti Prakarana. Section 84. Overcome crabbiness.

Sage Shandilya is one of the foremost ancient Sages of India, along with Narada, Vyasa and others. Among other works, he is the famous author of Shandilya Bhakti Sutras. Shandilya Bhakti Sutras and Narada Bhakti Sutras are the guiding lights of the bhakti or devotional literature of India. They supplement and compliment each other. A profound study of Bhakti Yoga is not complete without studying both of them. Sutra 69+

Swamiji conducts a guided Meditation preceded by concentration exercises.

Viveka-Chudamani is an inspiring scripture of Kevala Advaita (the philosophy of non-dualism) written by Sri Shankaracharya about twelve centuries ago. It is a literary masterpiece imbued with the sweetness of Sanskrit poetry and presents all that is needed by an aspirant for attaining Mukti or liberation, even in this very life. Topic: Aids in Meditation - explanation. Verses 266-268

Yoga Vasistha was written by the great poet Valmiki in the form of a dialogue between Sage Vasistha and his pupil young Prince Rama. It gives a magnificently detailed exposition of the subtleties and insights of Yoga Vedanta through didactic instruction, answers to doubts, parables and stories within stories. Utpatti Prakarana. Section 81. The story of Karkati concludes.

Yoga Vasistha was written by the great poet Valmiki in the form of a dialogue between Sage Vasistha and his pupil young Prince Rama. It gives a magnificently detailed exposition of the subtleties and insights of Yoga Vedanta through didactic instruction, answers to doubts, parables and stories within stories. Utpatti Prakarana. Section 81. The story of Karkati continues.

Sage Shandilya is one of the foremost ancient Sages of India, along with Narada, Vyasa and others. Among other works, he is the famous author of Shandilya Bhakti Sutras. Shandilya Bhakti Sutras and Narada Bhakti Sutras are the guiding lights of the bhakti or devotional literature of India. They supplement and compliment each other. A profound study of Bhakti Yoga is not complete without studying both of them. Sutra 66+

Swamiji conducts a guided Meditation preceded by concentration exercises.

Viveka-Chudamani is an inspiring scripture of Kevala Advaita (the philosophy of non-dualism) written by Sri Shankaracharya about twelve centuries ago. It is a literary masterpiece imbued with the sweetness of Sanskrit poetry and presents all that is needed by an aspirant for attaining Mukti or liberation, even in this very life. Topic: Aids in Meditation - explanation. Verses 265-266

Yoga Vasistha was written by the great poet Valmiki in the form of a dialogue between Sage Vasistha and his pupil young Prince Rama. It gives a magnificently detailed exposition of the subtleties and insights of Yoga Vedanta through didactic instruction, answers to doubts, parables and stories within stories. Utpatti Prakarana. Section 81. The story of Karkati continues.

Yoga Vasistha was written by the great poet Valmiki in the form of a dialogue between Sage Vasistha and his pupil young Prince Rama. It gives a magnificently detailed exposition of the subtleties and insights of Yoga Vedanta through didactic instruction, answers to doubts, parables and stories within stories. Utpatti Prakarana. Section 81. The story of Karkati continues.

On this celebration of Lord Krishna's Birthday, Swamiji recounts stories that reflect the mystic beauty of Krishna's life, and gives Krishna's teachings from the Gita.

On this celebration of Lord Krishna's Birthday, Swamiji recounts stories that reflect the mystic beauty of Krishna's life, and gives Krishna's teachings from the Gita.

Swamiji conducts a guided Meditation preceded by concentration exercises.

Viveka-Chudamani is an inspiring scripture of Kevala Advaita (the philosophy of non-dualism) written by Sri Shankaracharya about twelve centuries ago. It is a literary masterpiece imbued with the sweetness of Sanskrit poetry and presents all that is needed by an aspirant for attaining Mukti or liberation, even in this very life. Topic: Aids in Meditation - explanation. Verses 262-264.

Yoga Vasistha was written by the great poet Valmiki in the form of a dialogue between Sage Vasistha and his pupil young Prince Rama. It gives a magnificently detailed exposition of the subtleties and insights of Yoga Vedanta through didactic instruction, answers to doubts, parables and stories within stories. Utpatti Prakarana. Section 81. The story of Karkati continues.

Yoga Vasistha was written by the great poet Valmiki in the form of a dialogue between Sage Vasistha and his pupil young Prince Rama. It gives a magnificently detailed exposition of the subtleties and insights of Yoga Vedanta through didactic instruction, answers to doubts, parables and stories within stories. Utpatti Prakarana. Section 81. The story of Karkati continues.

Sage Shandilya is one of the foremost ancient Sages of India, along with Narada, Vyasa and others. Among other works, he is the famous author of Shandilya Bhakti Sutras. Shandilya Bhakti Sutras and Narada Bhakti Sutras are the guiding lights of the bhakti or devotional literature of India. They supplement and compliment each other. A profound study of Bhakti Yoga is not complete without studying both of them. Sutra 65+

Swamiji conducts a guided Meditation preceded by concentration exercises.

Viveka-Chudamani is an inspiring scripture of Kevala Advaita (the philosophy of non-dualism) written by Sri Shankaracharya about twelve centuries ago. It is a literary masterpiece imbued with the sweetness of Sanskrit poetry and presents all that is needed by an aspirant for attaining Mukti or liberation, even in this very life. Topic: Aids in Meditation - explanation. Verses 260-262.

Yoga Vasistha was written by the great poet Valmiki in the form of a dialogue between Sage Vasistha and his pupil young Prince Rama. It gives a magnificently detailed exposition of the subtleties and insights of Yoga Vedanta through didactic instruction, answers to doubts, parables and stories within stories. Utpatti Prakarana. Section 71. The story of Karkati continues.

Yoga Vasistha was written by the great poet Valmiki in the form of a dialogue between Sage Vasistha and his pupil young Prince Rama. It gives a magnificently detailed exposition of the subtleties and insights of Yoga Vedanta through didactic instruction, answers to doubts, parables and stories within stories. Utpatti Prakarana. Section 68. The story of Karkati—the spirit of disease.

Sage Shandilya is one of the foremost ancient Sages of India, along with Narada, Vyasa and others. Among other works, he is the famous author of Shandilya Bhakti Sutras. Shandilya Bhakti Sutras and Narada Bhakti Sutras are the guiding lights of the bhakti or devotional literature of India. They supplement and compliment each other. A profound study of Bhakti Yoga is not complete without studying both of them. Sutra 65+

Swamiji conducts a guided Meditation preceded by concentration exercises.

Viveka-Chudamani is an inspiring scripture of Kevala Advaita (the philosophy of non-dualism) written by Sri Shankaracharya about twelve centuries ago. It is a literary masterpiece imbued with the sweetness of Sanskrit poetry and presents all that is needed by an aspirant for attaining Mukti or liberation, even in this very life. Topic: Aids in Meditation - explanation. Verses 257-259.

Yoga Vasistha was written by the great poet Valmiki in the form of a dialogue between Sage Vasistha and his pupil young Prince Rama. It gives a magnificently detailed exposition of the subtleties and insights of Yoga Vedanta through didactic instruction, answers to doubts, parables and stories within stories. Utpatti Prakarana. Section 67. The illusory nature of the world and the boundless Reality of the Soul.

Yoga Vasistha was written by the great poet Valmiki in the form of a dialogue between Sage Vasistha and his pupil young Prince Rama. It gives a magnificently detailed exposition of the subtleties and insights of Yoga Vedanta through didactic instruction, answers to doubts, parables and stories within stories. Utpatti Prakarana. Section 67. The Nature of the Individual Soul. What is karma?

Sage Shandilya is one of the foremost ancient Sages of India, along with Narada, Vyasa and others. Among other works, he is the famous author of Shandilya Bhakti Sutras. Shandilya Bhakti Sutras and Narada Bhakti Sutras are the guiding lights of the bhakti or devotional literature of India. They supplement and compliment each other. A profound study of Bhakti Yoga is not complete without studying both of them. Sutra 59+

Swamiji conducts a guided Meditation preceded by concentration exercises.

Viveka-Chudamani is an inspiring scripture of Kevala Advaita (the philosophy of non-dualism) written by Sri Shankaracharya about twelve centuries ago. It is a literary masterpiece imbued with the sweetness of Sanskrit poetry and presents all that is needed by an aspirant for attaining Mukti or liberation, even in this very life. Topic: Aids in Meditation - explanation. Verses 255-257.

Yoga Vasistha was written by the great poet Valmiki in the form of a dialogue between Sage Vasistha and his pupil young Prince Rama. It gives a magnificently detailed exposition of the subtleties and insights of Yoga Vedanta through didactic instruction, answers to doubts, parables and stories within stories. Utpatti Prakarana. Section 64 — Insight into the process that leads to liberation—vasanakshaya (annihilation of subtle desires), manonash (destruction of the mind), & tattwajnana (knowledge of Brahman).

Yoga Vasistha was written by the great poet Valmiki in the form of a dialogue between Sage Vasistha and his pupil young Prince Rama. It gives a magnificently detailed exposition of the subtleties and insights of Yoga Vedanta through didactic instruction, answers to doubts, parables and stories within stories. Utpatti Prakarana. Section 64 — Profound insight into the Nature of the Self.

Sage Shandilya is one of the foremost ancient Sages of India, along with Narada, Vyasa and others. Among other works, he is the famous author of Shandilya Bhakti Sutras. Shandilya Bhakti Sutras and Narada Bhakti Sutras are the guiding lights of the bhakti or devotional literature of India. They supplement and compliment each other. A profound study of Bhakti Yoga is not complete without studying both of them. Sutra 58+.

Sage Shandilya is one of the foremost ancient Sages of India, along with Narada, Vyasa and others. Among other works, he is the famous author of Shandilya Bhakti Sutras. Shandilya Bhakti Sutras and Narada Bhakti Sutras are the guiding lights of the bhakti or devotional literature of India. They supplement and compliment each other. A profound study of Bhakti Yoga is not complete without studying both of them. Sutra 58+.

Swamiji conducts a guided Meditation preceded by concentration exercises.

Viveka-Chudamani is an inspiring scripture of Kevala Advaita (the philosophy of non-dualism) written by Sri Shankaracharya about twelve centuries ago. It is a literary masterpiece imbued with the sweetness of Sanskrit poetry and presents all that is needed by an aspirant for attaining Mukti or liberation, even in this very life. Topic: Attitude in Meditation/Aids in Meditation - explanation. Verses 251-254.

Yoga Vasistha was written by the great poet Valmiki in the form of a dialogue between Sage Vasistha and his pupil young Prince Rama. It gives a magnificently detailed exposition of the subtleties and insights of Yoga Vedanta through didactic instruction, answers to doubts, parables and stories within stories. Utpatti Prakarana. Section 60 — The illusory nature of the world.

Yoga Vasistha was written by the great poet Valmiki in the form of a dialogue between Sage Vasistha and his pupil young Prince Rama. It gives a magnificently detailed exposition of the subtleties and insights of Yoga Vedanta through didactic instruction, answers to doubts, parables and stories within stories. Utpatti Prakarana. Section 60 — The Role of bhavana (feeling). The five kleshas (afflictions).

Swamiji discusses the tradition of Guru.

Swamiji conducts a guided Meditation preceded by concentration exercises.

Viveka-Chudamani is an inspiring scripture of Kevala Advaita (the philosophy of non-dualism) written by Sri Shankaracharya about twelve centuries ago. It is a literary masterpiece imbued with the sweetness of Sanskrit poetry and presents all that is needed by an aspirant for attaining Mukti or liberation, even in this very life. Topic: 'That Thou Art' - explanation. Verses 247-249.

Viveka-Chudamani is an inspiring scripture of Kevala Advaita (the philosophy of non-dualism) written by Sri Shankaracharya about twelve centuries ago. It is a literary masterpiece imbued with the sweetness of Sanskrit poetry and presents all that is needed by an aspirant for attaining Mukti or liberation, even in this very life. Topic: 'That Thou Art' - explanation. Verses 247-249.

Yoga Vasistha was written by the great poet Valmiki in the form of a dialogue between Sage Vasistha and his pupil young Prince Rama. It gives a magnificently detailed exposition of the subtleties and insights of Yoga Vedanta through didactic instruction, answers to doubts, parables and stories within stories. Utpatti Prakarana. Section 60 — Conclusion of the story of Lila.

Yoga Vasistha was written by the great poet Valmiki in the form of a dialogue between Sage Vasistha and his pupil young Prince Rama. It gives a magnificently detailed exposition of the subtleties and insights of Yoga Vedanta through didactic instruction, answers to doubts, parables and stories within stories. Utpatti Prakarana. Section 55 — What happens to the soul after death.

Sage Shandilya is one of the foremost ancient Sages of India, along with Narada, Vyasa and others. Among other works, he is the famous author of Shandilya Bhakti Sutras. Shandilya Bhakti Sutras and Narada Bhakti Sutras are the guiding lights of the bhakti or devotional literature of India. They supplement and compliment each other. A profound study of Bhakti Yoga is not complete without studying both of them. Ch 2, Sec 2, Sutra 56+.

Swamiji conducts a guided Meditation preceded by concentration exercises.

Viveka-Chudamani is an inspiring scripture of Kevala Advaita (the philosophy of non-dualism) written by Sri Shankaracharya about twelve centuries ago. It is a literary masterpiece imbued with the sweetness of Sanskrit poetry and presents all that is needed by an aspirant for attaining Mukti or liberation, even in this very life. Topic: The Nature of Brahman. Verses 245-248.

Yoga Vasistha was written by the great poet Valmiki in the form of a dialogue between Sage Vasistha and his pupil young Prince Rama. It gives a magnificently detailed exposition of the subtleties and insights of Yoga Vedanta through didactic instruction, answers to doubts, parables and stories within stories. Utpatti Prakarana. Section 55 — Insights on the story of Lila—The Paths after death for the soul.

Yoga Vasistha was written by the great poet Valmiki in the form of a dialogue between Sage Vasistha and his pupil young Prince Rama. It gives a magnificently detailed exposition of the subtleties and insights of Yoga Vedanta through didactic instruction, answers to doubts, parables and stories within stories. Utpatti Prakarana. Section 54 — Insights on the story of Lila—after death states and karma.

Description: The Ramayana of Tulsidas is an epic poem composed by the 16th-century Indian poet, Goswami Tulsidas. The core of the work is a poetic retelling of the events of the Sanskrit epic Ramayana, centered on the narrative of Rama, the crown prince of Ayodhya. Today, it is considered one of the greatest works of Hindu literature

The Ramayana of Tulsidas is an epic poem composed by the 16th-century Indian poet, Goswami Tulsidas. The core of the work is a poetic retelling of the events of the Sanskrit epic Ramayana, centered on the narrative of Rama, the crown prince of Ayodhya. Today, it is considered one of the greatest works of Hindu literature

The Ramayana of Tulsidas is an epic poem composed by the 16th-century Indian poet, Goswami Tulsidas. The core of the work is a poetic retelling of the events of the Sanskrit epic Ramayana, centered on the narrative of Rama, the crown prince of Ayodhya. Today, it is considered one of the greatest works of Hindu literature

The Ramayana of Tulsidas is an epic poem composed by the 16th-century Indian poet, Goswami Tulsidas. The core of the work is a poetic retelling of the events of the Sanskrit epic Ramayana, centered on the narrative of Rama, the crown prince of Ayodhya. Today, it is considered one of the greatest works of Hindu literature

The Ramayana of Tulsidas is an epic poem composed by the 16th-century Indian poet, Goswami Tulsidas. The core of the work is a poetic retelling of the events of the Sanskrit epic Ramayana, centered on the narrative of Rama, the crown prince of Ayodhya. Today, it is considered one of the greatest works of Hindu literature

The Ramayana of Tulsidas is an epic poem composed by the 16th-century Indian poet, Goswami Tulsidas. The core of the work is a poetic retelling of the events of the Sanskrit epic Ramayana, centered on the narrative of Rama, the crown prince of Ayodhya. Today, it is considered one of the greatest works of Hindu literature

The Ramayana of Tulsidas is an epic poem composed by the 16th-century Indian poet, Goswami Tulsidas. The core of the work is a poetic retelling of the events of the Sanskrit epic Ramayana, centered on the narrative of Rama, the crown prince of Ayodhya. Today, it is considered one of the greatest works of Hindu literature

The Ramayana of Tulsidas is an epic poem composed by the 16th-century Indian poet, Goswami Tulsidas. The core of the work is a poetic retelling of the events of the Sanskrit epic Ramayana, centered on the narrative of Rama, the crown prince of Ayodhya. Today, it is considered one of the greatest works of Hindu literature

The Ramayana of Tulsidas is an epic poem composed by the 16th-century Indian poet, Goswami Tulsidas. The core of the work is a poetic retelling of the events of the Sanskrit epic Ramayana, centered on the narrative of Rama, the crown prince of Ayodhya. Today, it is considered one of the greatest works of Hindu literature

The Ramayana of Tulsidas is an epic poem composed by the 16th-century Indian poet, Goswami Tulsidas. The core of the work is a poetic retelling of the events of the Sanskrit epic Ramayana, centered on the narrative of Rama, the crown prince of Ayodhya. Today, it is considered one of the greatest works of Hindu literature

The Ramayana of Tulsidas is an epic poem composed by the 16th-century Indian poet, Goswami Tulsidas. The core of the work is a poetic retelling of the events of the Sanskrit epic Ramayana, centered on the narrative of Rama, the crown prince of Ayodhya. Today, it is considered one of the greatest works of Hindu literature

The Ramayana of Tulsidas is an epic poem composed by the 16th-century Indian poet, Goswami Tulsidas. The core of the work is a poetic retelling of the events of the Sanskrit epic Ramayana, centered on the narrative of Rama, the crown prince of Ayodhya. Today, it is considered one of the greatest works of Hindu literature

The Ramayana of Tulsidas is an epic poem composed by the 16th-century Indian poet, Goswami Tulsidas. The core of the work is a poetic retelling of the events of the Sanskrit epic Ramayana, centered on the narrative of Rama, the crown prince of Ayodhya. Today, it is considered one of the greatest works of Hindu literature

The Ramayana of Tulsidas is an epic poem composed by the 16th-century Indian poet, Goswami Tulsidas. The core of the work is a poetic retelling of the events of the Sanskrit epic Ramayana, centered on the narrative of Rama, the crown prince of Ayodhya. Today, it is considered one of the greatest works of Hindu literature

The Ramayana of Tulsidas is an epic poem composed by the 16th-century Indian poet, Goswami Tulsidas. The core of the work is a poetic retelling of the events of the Sanskrit epic Ramayana, centered on the narrative of Rama, the crown prince of Ayodhya. Today, it is considered one of the greatest works of Hindu literature

The Ramayana of Tulsidas is an epic poem composed by the 16th-century Indian poet, Goswami Tulsidas. The core of the work is a poetic retelling of the events of the Sanskrit epic Ramayana, centered on the narrative of Rama, the crown prince of Ayodhya. Today, it is considered one of the greatest works of Hindu literature

The Ramayana of Tulsidas is an epic poem composed by the 16th-century Indian poet, Goswami Tulsidas. The core of the work is a poetic retelling of the events of the Sanskrit epic Ramayana, centered on the narrative of Rama, the crown prince of Ayodhya. Today, it is considered one of the greatest works of Hindu literature

The Ramayana of Tulsidas is an epic poem composed by the 16th-century Indian poet, Goswami Tulsidas. The core of the work is a poetic retelling of the events of the Sanskrit epic Ramayana, centered on the narrative of Rama, the crown prince of Ayodhya. Today, it is considered one of the greatest works of Hindu literature

The Ramayana of Tulsidas is an epic poem composed by the 16th-century Indian poet, Goswami Tulsidas. The core of the work is a poetic retelling of the events of the Sanskrit epic Ramayana, centered on the narrative of Rama, the crown prince of Ayodhya. Today, it is considered one of the greatest works of Hindu literature

The Ramayana of Tulsidas is an epic poem composed by the 16th-century Indian poet, Goswami Tulsidas. The core of the work is a poetic retelling of the events of the Sanskrit epic Ramayana, centered on the narrative of Rama, the crown prince of Ayodhya. Today, it is considered one of the greatest works of Hindu literature

Viveka-Chudamani is an inspiring scripture of Kevala Advaita (the philosophy of non-dualism) written by Sri Shankaracharya about twelve centuries ago. It is a literary masterpiece imbued with the sweetness of Sanskrit poetry and presents all that is needed by an aspirant for attaining Mukti or liberation, even in this very life. Topic: The Nature of Brahman. Verses 242-246.

Yoga Vasistha was written by the great poet Valmiki in the form of a dialogue between Sage Vasistha and his pupil young Prince Rama. It gives a magnificently detailed exposition of the subtleties and insights of Yoga Vedanta through didactic instruction, answers to doubts, parables and stories within stories. Utpatti Prakarana. Section 54 — the story of Lila continues.

Yoga Vasistha was written by the great poet Valmiki in the form of a dialogue between Sage Vasistha and his pupil young Prince Rama. It gives a magnificently detailed exposition of the subtleties and insights of Yoga Vedanta through didactic instruction, answers to doubts, parables and stories within stories. Utpatti Prakarana. Section 52 — the story of Lila continues.

Sage Shandilya is one of the foremost ancient Sages of India, along with Narada, Vyasa and others. Among other works, he is the famous author of Shandilya Bhakti Sutras. Shandilya Bhakti Sutras and Narada Bhakti Sutras are the guiding lights of the bhakti or devotional literature of India. They supplement and compliment each other. A profound study of Bhakti Yoga is not complete without studying both of them. Sutra 50. The glorious manifestations of God.

Viveka-Chudamani is an inspiring scripture of Kevala Advaita (the philosophy of non-dualism) written by Sri Shankaracharya about twelve centuries ago. It is a literary masterpiece imbued with the sweetness of Sanskrit poetry and presents all that is needed by an aspirant for attaining Mukti or liberation, even in this very life. Topic: The Nature of Brahman. Verses 237-238.

Yoga Vasistha was written by the great poet Valmiki in the form of a dialogue between Sage Vasistha and his pupil young Prince Rama. It gives a magnificently detailed exposition of the subtleties and insights of Yoga Vedanta through didactic instruction, answers to doubts, parables and stories within stories. Utpatti Prakarana. Section 47 — the story of Lila continues.

Yoga Vasistha was written by the great poet Valmiki in the form of a dialogue between Sage Vasistha and his pupil young Prince Rama. It gives a magnificently detailed exposition of the subtleties and insights of Yoga Vedanta through didactic instruction, answers to doubts, parables and stories within stories. Utpatti Prakarana. Section 43 — the story of Lila continues.

Sage Shandilya is one of the foremost ancient Sages of India, along with Narada, Vyasa and others. Among other works, he is the famous author of Shandilya Bhakti Sutras. Shandilya Bhakti Sutras and Narada Bhakti Sutras are the guiding lights of the bhakti or devotional literature of India. They supplement and compliment each other. A profound study of Bhakti Yoga is not complete without studying both of them. Sutra 48. Topic: The superiority of devotion. The story of Krishna and Sudama.

Viveka-Chudamani is an inspiring scripture of Kevala Advaita (the philosophy of non-dualism) written by Sri Shankaracharya about twelve centuries ago. It is a literary masterpiece imbued with the sweetness of Sanskrit poetry and presents all that is needed by an aspirant for attaining Mukti or liberation, even in this very life. Topic: All Manifestation Absolute. Verses 233 on.

Yoga Vasistha was written by the great poet Valmiki in the form of a dialogue between Sage Vasistha and his pupil young Prince Rama. It gives a magnificently detailed exposition of the subtleties and insights of Yoga Vedanta through didactic instruction, answers to doubts, parables and stories within stories. Utpatti Prakarana. Section 42 — the story of Lila continues. Worlds within worlds—Lila #2 is introduced.

Yoga Vasistha was written by the great poet Valmiki in the form of a dialogue between Sage Vasistha and his pupil young Prince Rama. It gives a magnificently detailed exposition of the subtleties and insights of Yoga Vedanta through didactic instruction, answers to doubts, parables and stories within stories. Utpatti Prakarana. Section 29 — the story of Lila continues. Worlds within worlds—the illusory nature of time and space.

Sage Shandilya is one of the foremost ancient Sages of India, along with Narada, Vyasa and others. Among other works, he is the famous author of Shandilya Bhakti Sutras. Shandilya Bhakti Sutras and Narada Bhakti Sutras are the guiding lights of the bhakti or devotional literature of India. They supplement and compliment each other. A profound study of Bhakti Yoga is not complete without studying both of them. Sutras 47 on. Topic: The superiority of devotion.

Viveka-Chudamani is an inspiring scripture of Kevala Advaita (the philosophy of non-dualism) written by Sri Shankaracharya about twelve centuries ago. It is a literary masterpiece imbued with the sweetness of Sanskrit poetry and presents all that is needed by an aspirant for attaining Mukti or liberation, even in this very life. Topic: All Manifestation Absolute. Verses 232-235.

Yoga Vasistha was written by the great poet Valmiki in the form of a dialogue between Sage Vasistha and his pupil young Prince Rama. It gives a magnificently detailed exposition of the subtleties and insights of Yoga Vedanta through didactic instruction, answers to doubts, parables and stories within stories. Utpatti Prakarana. Sections 27 on — the story of Lila continues. Worlds within worlds.

Yoga Vasistha was written by the great poet Valmiki in the form of a dialogue between Sage Vasistha and his pupil young Prince Rama. It gives a magnificently detailed exposition of the subtleties and insights of Yoga Vedanta through didactic instruction, answers to doubts, parables and stories within stories. Utpatti Prakarana. Sections 23 on — the story of Lila continues. Worlds within worlds.

Sage Shandilya is one of the foremost ancient Sages of India, along with Narada, Vyasa and others. Among other works, he is the famous author of Shandilya Bhakti Sutras. Shandilya Bhakti Sutras and Narada Bhakti Sutras are the guiding lights of the bhakti or devotional literature of India. They supplement and compliment each other. A profound study of Bhakti Yoga is not complete without studying both of them. Sutras 46-49. Topic: The superiority of devotion.

Swamiji conducts a guided Meditation preceded by concentration exercises.

Viveka-Chudamani is an inspiring scripture of Kevala Advaita (the philosophy of non-dualism) written by Sri Shankaracharya about twelve centuries ago. It is a literary masterpiece imbued with the sweetness of Sanskrit poetry and presents all that is needed by an aspirant for attaining Mukti or liberation, even in this very life. Topic: All Manifestation Absolute. Verses 228-232.

Yoga Vasistha was written by the great poet Valmiki in the form of a dialogue between Sage Vasistha and his pupil young Prince Rama. It gives a magnificently detailed exposition of the subtleties and insights of Yoga Vedanta through didactic instruction, answers to doubts, parables and stories within stories. Utpatti Prakarana. Sections 21 on — the story of Lila continues. Classification of vasanas.

Yoga Vasistha was written by the great poet Valmiki in the form of a dialogue between Sage Vasistha and his pupil young Prince Rama. It gives a magnificently detailed exposition of the subtleties and insights of Yoga Vedanta through didactic instruction, answers to doubts, parables and stories within stories. Utpatti Prakarana. Sections 21 on — the story of Lila continues. Being vs. becoming.

Sage Shandilya is one of the foremost ancient Sages of India, along with Narada, Vyasa and others. Among other works, he is the famous author of Shandilya Bhakti Sutras. Shandilya Bhakti Sutras and Narada Bhakti Sutras are the guiding lights of the bhakti or devotional literature of India. They supplement and compliment each other. A profound study of Bhakti Yoga is not complete without studying both of them. Sutras 45-48. Topic: The superiority of devotion.

Swamiji conducts a guided Meditation preceded by concentration exercises.

Viveka-Chudamani is an inspiring scripture of Kevala Advaita (the philosophy of non-dualism) written by Sri Shankaracharya about twelve centuries ago. It is a literary masterpiece imbued with the sweetness of Sanskrit poetry and presents all that is needed by an aspirant for attaining Mukti or liberation, even in this very life. Topic: All Manifestation Absolute. Verses 226-228.

Yoga Vasistha was written by the great poet Valmiki in the form of a dialogue between Sage Vasistha and his pupil young Prince Rama. It gives a magnificently detailed exposition of the subtleties and insights of Yoga Vedanta through didactic instruction, answers to doubts, parables and stories within stories. Utpatti Prakarana. Sections 21 on — the story of Lila continues. Karma follows you from life to life.

Yoga Vasistha was written by the great poet Valmiki in the form of a dialogue between Sage Vasistha and his pupil young Prince Rama. It gives a magnificently detailed exposition of the subtleties and insights of Yoga Vedanta through didactic instruction, answers to doubts, parables and stories within stories. Utpatti Prakarana. Sections 18 on — the story of Lila continues.

Sage Shandilya is one of the foremost ancient Sages of India, along with Narada, Vyasa and others. Among other works, he is the famous author of Shandilya Bhakti Sutras. Shandilya Bhakti Sutras and Narada Bhakti Sutras are the guiding lights of the bhakti or devotional literature of India. They supplement and compliment each other. A profound study of Bhakti Yoga is not complete without studying both of them. Sutras 44-45. Topic: The superiority of devotion.

Swamiji conducts a guided Meditation preceded by concentration exercises.

Viveka-Chudamani is an inspiring scripture of Kevala Advaita (the philosophy of non-dualism) written by Sri Shankaracharya about twelve centuries ago. It is a literary masterpiece imbued with the sweetness of Sanskrit poetry and presents all that is needed by an aspirant for attaining Mukti or liberation, even in this very life. Topic: The Atman. Verses 223-227.

Yoga Vasistha was written by the great poet Valmiki in the form of a dialogue between Sage Vasistha and his pupil young Prince Rama. It gives a magnificently detailed exposition of the subtleties and insights of Yoga Vedanta through didactic instruction, answers to doubts, parables and stories within stories. Utpatti Prakarana. Sections 15 on — the story of Lila commences.

Yoga Vasistha was written by the great poet Valmiki in the form of a dialogue between Sage Vasistha and his pupil young Prince Rama. It gives a magnificently detailed exposition of the subtleties and insights of Yoga Vedanta through didactic instruction, answers to doubts, parables and stories within stories. Utpatti Prakarana. Sections 9 on—Insight into the process of attaining liberation.

Swamiji celebrates Buddha Purnima with stories and parables of Buddha's life, highlighting the compassionate heart and intellectual achievement of this major Hindu incarnation. Title: "Highlights of the Teachings of Lord Buddha"

Swamiji conducts a guided Meditation preceded by concentration exercises.

Viveka-Chudamani is an inspiring scripture of Kevala Advaita (the philosophy of non-dualism) written by Sri Shankaracharya about twelve centuries ago. It is a literary masterpiece imbued with the sweetness of Sanskrit poetry and presents all that is needed by an aspirant for attaining Mukti or liberation, even in this very life. Topic: The Atman. Verses 220-222.

Yoga Vasistha was written by the great poet Valmiki in the form of a dialogue between Sage Vasistha and his pupil young Prince Rama. It gives a magnificently detailed exposition of the subtleties and insights of Yoga Vedanta through didactic instruction, answers to doubts, parables and stories within stories. Utpatti Prakarana. Sections 9—Characteristics of an enlightened Sage.

Yoga Vasistha was written by the great poet Valmiki in the form of a dialogue between Sage Vasistha and his pupil young Prince Rama. It gives a magnificently detailed exposition of the subtleties and insights of Yoga Vedanta through didactic instruction, answers to doubts, parables and stories within stories. Utpatti Prakarana. Sections 9—Turn your mind to Divine Love through abhyasa (repeated effort) and vairagya (detachment).

On this Mother's Day, Swamiji presents a special lecture on the "Glory of the Mother".

Swamiji conducts a guided Meditation preceded by concentration exercises.

Viveka-Chudamani is an inspiring scripture of Kevala Advaita (the philosophy of non-dualism) written by Sri Shankaracharya about twelve centuries ago. It is a literary masterpiece imbued with the sweetness of Sanskrit poetry and presents all that is needed by an aspirant for attaining Mukti or liberation, even in this very life. Topic: The Atman. Verses 218-221.

Yoga Vasistha was written by the great poet Valmiki in the form of a dialogue between Sage Vasistha and his pupil young Prince Rama. It gives a magnificently detailed exposition of the subtleties and insights of Yoga Vedanta through didactic instruction, answers to doubts, parables and stories within stories. Utpatti Prakarana. Sections 4-6.

Yoga Vasistha was written by the great poet Valmiki in the form of a dialogue between Sage Vasistha and his pupil young Prince Rama. It gives a magnificently detailed exposition of the subtleties and insights of Yoga Vedanta through didactic instruction, answers to doubts, parables and stories within stories. Utpatti Prakarana. Section 3-The Illusory Nature of the World. Section 4-The illusoriness of the world-process and the nature of Reality.

Sage Shandilya is one of the foremost ancient Sages of India, along with Narada, Vyasa and others. Among other works, he is the famous author of Shandilya Bhakti Sutras. Shandilya Bhakti Sutras and Narada Bhakti Sutras are the guiding lights of the bhakti or devotional literature of India. They supplement and compliment each other. A profound study of Bhakti Yoga is not complete without studying both of them. Sutras 32-34. Topic: The superiority of devotion.

Swamiji conducts a guided Meditation preceded by concentration exercises.

Viveka-Chudamani is an inspiring scripture of Kevala Advaita (the philosophy of non-dualism) written by Sri Shankaracharya about twelve centuries ago. It is a literary masterpiece imbued with the sweetness of Sanskrit poetry and presents all that is needed by an aspirant for attaining Mukti or liberation, even in this very life. Topic: Finalization of Anandamaya-kosa and Start of the Atman. Verses 212-217.

Yoga Vasistha was written by the great poet Valmiki in the form of a dialogue between Sage Vasistha and his pupil young Prince Rama. It gives a magnificently detailed exposition of the subtleties and insights of Yoga Vedanta through didactic instruction, answers to doubts, parables and stories within stories. Utpatti Prakarana. Section 3-The Illusory Nature of the World. Section 4-The Nature of the Mind.

Yoga Vasistha was written by the great poet Valmiki in the form of a dialogue between Sage Vasistha and his pupil young Prince Rama. It gives a magnificently detailed exposition of the subtleties and insights of Yoga Vedanta through didactic instruction, answers to doubts, parables and stories within stories. Utpatti Prakarana begins. Sections 2-3 Brahma's creation is mental in nature.

Swamiji talks about the mystical meaning of the crucifixion and resurrection of Jesus Christ. Title: Highlights Towards a Godward Movement

Swamiji conducts a guided Meditation preceded by concentration exercises.

Viveka-Chudamani is an inspiring scripture of Kevala Advaita (the philosophy of non-dualism) written by Sri Shankaracharya about twelve centuries ago. It is a literary masterpiece imbued with the sweetness of Sanskrit poetry and presents all that is needed by an aspirant for attaining Mukti or liberation, even in this very life. Topic: Finalization of Anandamaya-kosa and Start of the Atman. Verses 210-211.

Yoga Vasistha was written by the great poet Valmiki in the form of a dialogue between Sage Vasistha and his pupil young Prince Rama. It gives a magnificently detailed exposition of the subtleties and insights of Yoga Vedanta through didactic instruction, answers to doubts, parables and stories within stories. Utpatti Prakarana begins. Section 2. The Story of Akashaja (Sky-born) Brahmana.

Yoga Vasistha was written by the great poet Valmiki in the form of a dialogue between Sage Vasistha and his pupil young Prince Rama. It gives a magnificently detailed exposition of the subtleties and insights of Yoga Vedanta through didactic instruction, answers to doubts, parables and stories within stories. Utpatti Prakarana begins. Section 2. The Story of Akashaja (Sky-born) Brahmana.

Sage Shandilya is one of the foremost ancient Sages of India, along with Narada, Vyasa and others. Among other works, he is the famous author of Shandilya Bhakti Sutras. Shandilya Bhakti Sutras and Narada Bhakti Sutras are the guiding lights of the bhakti or devotional literature of India. They supplement and compliment each other. A profound study of Bhakti Yoga is not complete without studying both of them. Sutras 30-31. Topic: The superiority of devotion.

Swamiji conducts a guided Meditation preceded by concentration exercises.

Viveka-Chudamani is an inspiring scripture of Kevala Advaita (the philosophy of non-dualism) written by Sri Shankaracharya about twelve centuries ago. It is a literary masterpiece imbued with the sweetness of Sanskrit poetry and presents all that is needed by an aspirant for attaining Mukti or liberation, even in this very life. Topic: Anandamaya-kosa. Verses 208-209.

Yoga Vasistha was written by the great poet Valmiki in the form of a dialogue between Sage Vasistha and his pupil young Prince Rama. It gives a magnificently detailed exposition of the subtleties and insights of Yoga Vedanta through didactic instruction, answers to doubts, parables and stories within stories. Utpatti Prakarana begins. Section 1. How to remove ignorance. Ethical conduct is essential in the practice vichar (enquiry & reflection).

Yoga Vasistha was written by the great poet Valmiki in the form of a dialogue between Sage Vasistha and his pupil young Prince Rama. It gives a magnificently detailed exposition of the subtleties and insights of Yoga Vedanta through didactic instruction, answers to doubts, parables and stories within stories. Utpatti Prakarana begins. Practice Vichar (enquiry & reflection).

Swamiji begins with a recitation of Rama Raksha Stotram then proceeds to an overview of the mystical meanings behind the characters and stories of the Ramayana.

Swamiji conducts a guided Meditation preceded by concentration exercises.

Viveka-Chudamani is an inspiring scripture of Kevala Advaita (the philosophy of non-dualism) written by Sri Shankaracharya about twelve centuries ago. It is a literary masterpiece imbued with the sweetness of Sanskrit poetry and presents all that is needed by an aspirant for attaining Mukti or liberation, even in this very life. Topic: Completion of the section on Vignanamaya-kosa and start of Anandamaya-kosa. Verses 205-207.

Yoga Vasistha was written by the great poet Valmiki in the form of a dialogue between Sage Vasistha and his pupil young Prince Rama. It gives a magnificently detailed exposition of the subtleties and insights of Yoga Vedanta through didactic instruction, answers to doubts, parables and stories within stories. Book 1-Vairagya Prakarana (Dispassion). Mumukshu Vyavahara Prakarana Sect 20. How to remove the negative in your personality and cultivate the great qualities of enlightened sages.

Yoga Vasistha was written by the great poet Valmiki in the form of a dialogue between Sage Vasistha and his pupil young Prince Rama. It gives a magnificently detailed exposition of the subtleties and insights of Yoga Vedanta through didactic instruction, answers to doubts, parables and stories within stories. Book 1-Vairagya Prakarana (Dispassion). Mumukshu Vyavahara Prakarana Sect 19. Further details on the Plan of Yoga Vasistha--directing your intellect to God.

Sage Shandilya is one of the foremost ancient Sages of India, along with Narada, Vyasa and others. Among other works, he is the famous author of Shandilya Bhakti Sutras. Shandilya Bhakti Sutras and Narada Bhakti Sutras are the guiding lights of the bhakti or devotional literature of India. They supplement and compliment each other. A profound study of Bhakti Yoga is not complete without studying both of them. Sutras 29-30. Topic: The superiority of devotion.

Swamiji conducts a guided Meditation preceded by concentration exercises.

Viveka-Chudamani is an inspiring scripture of Kevala Advaita (the philosophy of non-dualism) written by Sri Shankaracharya about twelve centuries ago. It is a literary masterpiece imbued with the sweetness of Sanskrit poetry and presents all that is needed by an aspirant for attaining Mukti or liberation, even in this very life. Topic: Self-Knowledge gives Liberation. Verses 200-204.

Yoga Vasistha was written by the great poet Valmiki in the form of a dialogue between Sage Vasistha and his pupil young Prince Rama. It gives a magnificently detailed exposition of the subtleties and insights of Yoga Vedanta through didactic instruction, answers to doubts, parables and stories within stories. Book 1-Vairagya Prakarana (Dispassion). Mumukshu Vyavahara Prakarana Sect 18. Further details on the Plan of Yoga Vasistha for attaining the Goal of life.

Yoga Vasistha was written by the great poet Valmiki in the form of a dialogue between Sage Vasistha and his pupil young Prince Rama. It gives a magnificently detailed exposition of the subtleties and insights of Yoga Vedanta through didactic instruction, answers to doubts, parables and stories within stories. Book 1-Vairagya Prakarana (Dispassion). Mumukshu Vyavahara Prakarana Sect 18. Further details on the Plan of Yoga Vasistha for attaining the Goal of Life.

Sage Shandilya is one of the foremost ancient Sages of India, along with Narada, Vyasa and others. Among other works, he is the famous author of Shandilya Bhakti Sutras. Shandilya Bhakti Sutras and Narada Bhakti Sutras are the guiding lights of the bhakti or devotional literature of India. They supplement and compliment each other. A profound study of Bhakti Yoga is not complete without studying both of them. Sutras 27-30. Topic: The superiority of devotion.

Swamiji conducts a guided Meditation preceded by concentration exercises.