1. Tattva Bodha (Knowledge of Truth) - A Comprehensive Introduction to Wisdom of Advaita Vedanta

[@ishansalvi3545]

Thank you very much ❤🙏

[@yogianthwal238]

Great explanation

[@Orschwerbleeede]

Thank you very much, found your teachings yesterday, will stay tuned. Greetings from Berlin, Germany! 🙏

[@YesVedanta]

May your upcoming studies be brilliant.

[@jaktao6044]

Good to see this excellent teacher again!

[@findingvedanta5626]

Great Class, similar to what my own Guru, (a student of Svamiji Dayanandaji, now herself, teaching Vedanta and Sanskrit, for 45 years). There were certain differences, but if I were to comment on each of them, it’d be several comments, interrupting the flow of the class. As for the Tattvabodhah, I’m currently in the last 3 verses of it, (with her, Glóriaji). since Jan. 2020, Ive also been studying the Bhagavadgita with her (currently on chapter 13).In the next comment I’ll make a comment regarding Academic vs Vedantic (Advaita), sources (at least, of the Bhagavadgita), and how it affected my view of it. Harih Om

[@YesVedanta]

Note taken. Thank you for letting me know your background, that your dear Guru is student of Swami Dayananda).

[@kerrylattimore2684]

Very clear Introduction. Thank you. Next week I will get my international clock fixed.

[@foodpostive1401]

Thanks, Guru Ji 🙏

[@holyvoid]

Very happy for this "come-back"! 🙏

[@kamilarojek4073]

Good to see a new video from you, thank you .)

[@shishirkumarsky]

Wow, those days, in my school times, the morning prayer ends with sholka. Miss those friends 😢

[@conversationcorner1837]

Have you come across a Jivanmukt in your life or do you believe we will always need to keep our senses under check actively ? (Asking this in the light of Krishna's statement - Knowledge and remembarance are both from me).

[@YesVedanta]

This question will be answered end of the course when we discuss what a jivanmukta (liberated while living) is. Keeping senses under control is a way of life that should be taught in schools, in my opinion. Thus keeping them under control is an unspoken requirement in any field on endeavor.

[@conversationcorner1837]

@@YesVedanta Makes sense. Looking forward to it.

[@DavidMelchizedek73]

Is it a "huge" tree of knowledge outside your windows? 😀

[@YesVedanta]

My morning consists of making tea, sipping, while looking at that tree, contemplating. :)