2/3/21 By Dwija Ramesh RECAP: Reflections/Summary/Key points from previous week’s Class Recap: Last week, we studied the nature of attachment. Why? So that we can grow towards acting without it — to be less conditioned and more independent. We went through the Ladder…
1/27/21 Notes by Saadhvi Mamidi How do we act without attachment? What is action with attachment? Actions are done half haphazardly Actions are done without full attention Multitasking — both actions suffer When we act with attachment, we build vasanas which leads to…
1/20/21 Notes by: Pari Saluja and Dwija Ramesh Notes by Pari Recap: World view: karmic fundamentals (Law of recreation) Truth: essential nature is happiness Means: science of right action Mechanism: responsibilities (always present and increasing) Mindset: acting to evolve Instrument of…
1/13/21 Week 13 was games! Notes by Saadhvi Mamidi Q: At what point in our life are we satisfied? Can all of our desires be fulfilled? Q: What is Vedanta? A: The Science of Happiness, we must identify with happiness…
10 years. 15 yatras. 500 yatris. In 2021, we will be celebrating 10 years of Chinmaya Inspiration Yatras. What a milestone! Crossing multiple countries and contexts, these life changing experiences have sparked the inward journeys of countless seekers across the world.…
Reflection Adventures of the Month (RAM) for the monthly Devi Sanga classes. Devi Sanga RAM — January 2023Identify one person who has changed your life and try to measure up to them. Devi Sanga RAM — December 2022Sit outside every day for 15 minutes…
When the Amrita had come out of the Kshira Sagara or the Churning of the Milky ocean, what Devi Mohini was doing was, looking at the Asuras while offering the nectar to the Suras. What this shows is that the…
Last week was The Happiness Series IV. Notes by Pari Saluja Recap: In the last two classes, we talked about the instrument of experience. You, the experiencer, stay the same throughout the experience You are the eternal subject and are…
Paradukham sheetalam: para — others, dukha — sorrow, sheetala — cool. This saying implies that we get heated up over our own sorrows, but are not affected by others sorrows. We are always asking others for articles or advice. We would shock ourselves if we were…
Our personalities can be classified based on the framework below – Those who are liberated Those who want to be liberated Those who Do Not want to be liberated For all the three personalities, Srimad Bhagavata is fulfilling who we…
