Who the f uck is claiming sam Harrison is the elitest atheist? Appeal to authorities.

jivera swarupa haya krishnera nitya dasa - sri caitanya mahaprabhu

abhyasa and vairagya, practice and detachment. hare krishna 🙏

the goal of vedanta is krishna. krishna said it in bhagavad gita. goal is to know him, krishna. 🙏

It was great talking to you Dr Mishra. ❤

There is concept of both adwaita and dwaita in BG... In very end of bhagabad gita Shri Krishna says abandon all duties and surrender to Him... That is also part of the important messagw in Bhagavad Gita.. Why does it come to the end with that statement if it is not gist of BG?

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The knowledge is not intellectual knowledge nor intellectual understanding. The test of realisation is not knowledge as understood. The test of realisation takes place at several instances: E.g. Someone is better than me, does my ego get thwarted? E.g. People cease to pamper my ego, do I feel sad? E.g. In the face of misery, can I manage to keep equipoise? When things are working well, all are saints. But when things are no longer working well, can I keep my sainthood? It is in adverse circumstances that realisation is tested. Knowledge certainly helps but does it make me pass the above tests?

Divinity within and the oneness of all existence imples Non-dualiy. In this state, the macrocosm is present in the microcosm. In this state, everything emanates from oneself.

Very interesting and insightful...

Fortunately, there's no ONE way to control the mind. The multiple yogas help. Even doing our daily menial and office duties with focus is a perspective of controlling the mind. The purpose of controlling the mind is to make it soar in the higher realms. If this happens through work, worship, arts, music or study; then the problem is overcome.

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Where there is no self, there is no end, only the one true source, love and compassion, which has no beginning. Come rest, upon the mountain, until only the mountain remains, then, arise, once again, as the new days begins.

He does not answer. In a universe based on the (apparent) density of form, of the (illusion) of separation and individuation, and the exploration of the contrast of dark and light, suffering is baked in, it comes with the territory, it is the consequence of natural processes. The realms of light are already love and unity. Here savagery and the sublime coexist. This is a predator-prey planet. Everyone is killing and eating everyone else and territorial competition is fierce. We think birds sing from joy. No they don't. They re claiming their territory or communicating. So if this is the nature of things, it is "what is", not what we demand it to be. If we delve behind the veil , we see everything is for love, generated by love, held by grace. We just can't see the bigger picture, the exquisite justice, the boundless opportunities we eventually see. To the dinosaurs, the asteroid was a holocaust, but it carved out cracks for the rise of mammals. " Time to go. not pleasant but take on new forms." Every mystic who recounts their experience comments how unfathomably it is all held together, how it all makes sense, how everything is held in the heart of grace. This place would not mean anything if it weren't so severe. it's what ceates combustion. It is not called "The Pearl Beyond Price" for nothing. It's meant to be freaking hard. Buddha got that. There are some lighter lives, but souls generally choose harder "accelerated lives" for a reason. Growth trumps comfort.

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Swami Sarvapriyansnda ji maharaj ki jai

I have arrived in this peaceful dispassion a few time in recent years. Ignorant to the understanding of it being a powerful state of peace, I became board, pursued excitement, and only after the last time, understood with regret at having pushed it away. Now, it has become very difficult to regain. 🙏💕🕊

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I find that moving consciousness into the heart helps with the monkey mind during meditation. It's almost like my attention isn't in the head and so being further from the mind it doesn't interfere quite as much. I've been working on quieting the monkey mind for years and i agree it's not an easy or quick fix. But what choice do we have?

That is all …. I’m the One Pure Existence Consciousness Bliss 🙏

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swami turiananda - find god!

Thank you 🙏 ❤

Great news! Thank you! God's love and goodness upon your experience. Doesn't the dispassion happen as a result of daily practice? It did for me. I'm curious of other's experience

❤ that’s all the teachings but people don’t get it. Thanks 🙏🏽 ❤️

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I completely watched every second of the interview, no way to take a break. He has had a great professional journey. A visionary leader. Thank you Mr. Sharma. Good job 👍 and good luck to you and your team.

With respect Swami Ji but the stronge atatchment is what people have to God. ❤

So important to gain that dispassion 🙏

Full video link plz

Swami Ji can you tell us what kind of sadhana?❤

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00:07 Exploring the journey of an entrepreneur in corporate gifting. 03:00 A personal journey from software developer to entrepreneur. 07:06 The speaker's entrepreneurial journey began with a light-hearted prank. 09:06 Building a startup by leveraging personal network and market demand. 13:39 The Employee Engagement Academy aims to boost workplace engagement through research and innovative strategies. 15:47 Developing a community for Employee Engagement professionals through webinars and podcasts. 19:51 The importance of personality assessment in recruitment and employee engagement. 21:56 Integrating expertise to enhance employee engagement and recruitment quality. 25:43 Expansion plans focus on partnerships and customer feedback in B2B corporate gifting. 27:44 Understanding business success through problem-solving and financial management. 31:46 Now is the best time to become an entrepreneur. 33:39 Entrepreneurship can begin at any age without formal qualifications.

Dude! See ? Its cause Jesus taught GodIsOne! So if you get slapped, turn the cheek! Will you reject God's blessing if it comes formed as a slap?

Where is the full video ?

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What Swamiji is telling about so called attachment is Knowledge - Jnana

It is like the Atman behind the 5 sheaths yet illuminating them

Beautiful explanation by Swamiji Consciousness never came to be

This is not imagination.🤭 Bhagavan Ramana' s core teaching is above. . The seeker has to follow these practices. Otherwise ego rises. 😮🕉️🙏🏻🕉️

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My mind is capable of miracles!!! Don’t you know?! And so is yours. And so are you!

I am absolutely this mind and it’s gorgeous!!!! My mind is so beautiful I can hardly stand it!!!!!

You know that’s not fair. The real me is the me here. I don’t want to wait for some more real version of me. “Out there”.

complete surrender

Excellent interaction and resolving most common queries about, TQM and Business Excellence, its importance and benefits ti Organisation.... 👍🏻

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🙏🙏🙏 Pranam Maharaj Jai Shree Ramakrishna OM