Enlightenment
Vedanta’s Definition of God: There Is No God — There Is Nothing But God
“Some religions say there is only one God. Vedanta says there is only God.”— Swami Dayananda In order to grasp […]
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Satsangs (Q&A)
Good Karma and Bad Karma – an Eternal Dance?
Anna: In recent satsangs, I heard Ramji saying that good karma depends on bad karma. I understand the concept of karma, good or bad karma, the concept of likes and […]
Satsangs (Q&A)
The Difference Between Sentient and Insentient Forms
Tess: Today I heard James say that when awareness shines on something, the energies start spinning on this reflection, making things […]
Satsangs (Q&A)
Let Dharma Drive You
Tess: I have been thinking today – if I try to find my happiness in objects/experiences, etc. and I refrain from […]
Satsangs (Q&A)
Reincarnation for the Enlightened?
John: There are so many perspectives on reincarnation, and I’ve always wondered about it. Upon realization I saw that I was […]
Satsangs (Q&A)
Where to Begin with Vedanta
Joe: Is there a site that list all Advaita teachers? And their lineage? There are so many teachers of Hindu tradition […]
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” […]
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 […]