Essence of Vedanta
Karma Yoga: Vedanta’s Secret Weapon For Purifying the Mind
The teaching of Vedanta is actually fairly simple. Its entire essence can be summed up in three words: “tat tvam asi” […]
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Essence of Vedanta
Vedanta, Spiritual Practice and the Necessity of a Qualified Mind
There’s something of a paradox with Vedanta when it comes to the need for spiritual practices, such as meditation, yoga, […]
Satsangs (Q&A)
Ken Wilber Confusion: Are Experiential States Necessary for Moksa?
Nick: I am writing you because I am very confused right now – after already having a solid knowledge and experiences […]
Satsangs (Q&A)
Be True to Your Nature
Bradford: I’ve been doing inquiry for about two years since I learned about The Work of Byron Katie and other methods […]
Satsangs (Q&A)
A Life of Inquiry
Jane: I was just reading your article Dare to Be Yourself. Indeed – I do enjoy the fiery spirit that comes through […]
Satsangs (Q&A)
Moving In and Out of Samsara
Michael: My life seems to move in and out of samsara at the moment, which is kind of what precipitated my original email […]
Satsangs (Q&A)
Difficult Family Members – an Obstacle to Moksa?
Michael: I am sure I experienced some kind of moksa before I was married. I used to practice ashtanga yoga and meditation, and remember saying […]
Satsangs (Q&A)
Dharma Isn’t Determined by Your Feelings
Sandra: I’m still a bit confused about dharma. In principle it sounds like common sense, but putting it into every day practice […]
Satsangs (Q&A)
Dream State and Waking State Are Different Orders of Reality
Amy: In his book, James makes it sound like everything is an illusion, just another state of dreaming. If that’s so, […]
Satsangs (Q&A)
How Can We Love Both Good and Evil?
Jane: In one of the satsangs I am currently reviewing, Ramji mentions that we have to love both good and evil. Though I […]