ViBha Class Notes: October 31, 2021 Typically, Shrimad Bhagavata is known as a katha or story, however it is not a katha but a Purana — that which is ancient, yet applicable. We have heard many stories that have no relevance to…
ViBha Class Notes: October 24, 2021 Shri Krshna Chandra Bhagavan Ki Jai! What is the difference between history and itihasa?. The difference is that in itihasa, the focus is not on an event or events, but the focus is on…
ViBha Class Notes: October 17, 2021 If we analyze most of the people we know, including ourselves, the common thread is indecisiveness. What this indicates or what is deeper than this indecisiveness is that there is a doubt about who…
ViBha Class Notes: October 3, 2021 Avidya means forgetfulness. This is not a worldly forgetfulness, as forgetting someone’s name or an appointment, but this is forgetting who one is. What this feels like is – First, Abhavana — which means we don’t…
ViBha Class Notes: Sept 26, 2021 Bhava patti — the path to feeling Happiness. This is a very technical and important path which we should remember and note. There are three points on this path: Abhavana — This means the sense of feeling that…
ViBha Class Notes: Sept 19, 2021 Whatever we identify with, we are limited by that. As seekers when we hear this, we logically think that if we don’t have any identifications, then we would have no limits. However this is…
ViBha Class Notes: Sept 12, 2021 We have completed 92 classes of Vedanta in Bhagavata and what better way to start our new semester than with a Pareeksha. This will also be a tool for a review. The preface or…
Hari Om! Below is a list of all Reflection Adventure of the Week (RAWs) for the 2021-2022 Vedanta in Bhagavata Class. Reflection Adventure of the Month (RAM) for May 15th to September 11th, 2022 Register for the swatantra guide course.…
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…
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…
