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Author Archives: gokulmuthu
Five lessons on Advaita Vedanta
In his lecture on the book Jiva Yaatra, Swami Paramarthanandaji talks about five lessons on Advaita Vedanta. He mentions that if a person understands and assimilates these five lessons, that is Jnaanam and that is Mukti. I have tried to … Continue reading
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Tagged advaita, happiness, hinduism, jivanmukti, liberation, moksha, paramarthananda, vedanta
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Happiness
We all want to be happy. No creature wants to be unhappy. If asked when we want to be happy – morning, evening, Saturday, Sunday – we would surely say “Always”. If asked where we want to be happy – … Continue reading
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Tagged advaita, goal, happiness, hinduism, jivanmukti, jnana, liberation, mind, moksha, philosophy, purpose, vedanta
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Space and Consciousness
In the 13th chapter of the Gita, Krishna uses space and light as examples to explain consciousness. The Upanisads also use space and light as examples. In his lectures, Swami Paramarthanandaji uses the concept of space to beautifully explain Consciousness. … Continue reading
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Tagged advaita, gita, hinduism, jnana, paramarthananda, philosophy, truth, upanisads, vedanta
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Pilgrimage to Prayag, Kashi and Kolkata
I went on a pilgrimage with a group of young boys and Swami Paramasukhananda (Anand Maharaj) from Ramakrishna Math, Ulsoor, Bangalore. We were at Kashi during Shivaratri and at Belur Math, Kolkata during the birthday of Sri Ramakrishna. I cut … Continue reading
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Tagged allahabad, benaras, death, hinduism, kashi, pilgrimage, prayag, ramakrishna, travel, truth, varanasi, vivekananda
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Sutras for life
There was a 3-day Stress Management Workshop conducted by Art of Living for some of the people in our office. There was a list of short principles that are very good to always remember and try to follow. These are … Continue reading