1. The Foundational Texts of Indian Philosophy | Overview | Swami Tattwamayananda

[@jaisuryabanerjee]

Swamiji's mastery of Indian philosophy and his simple elucidation of concepts is unmissable. My pranams 🙏

[@vs9324]

Great teacher. Swamiji, you have explained Indian philosophical systems very lucidly. I'm grateful to you for that. 🙏

[@akshaysahu3214]

Thank you Swami ji for this wonderful 1st session.🙏🙏🙏

[@lindamckenzie1537]

Thank you so much for this, Swamiji. I so look forward to the rest of the series. I wish you'd put all of this wonderful knowledge into a book in English!

[@sherabsamten344]

Thank you, Swamiji. Hope you cover some of these Indian thinkers, philosophers, teachers, and preachers in future episodes: - Siddhārtha Gautama, the Buddha (563-483 BCE) - Aśvaghoṣa (80-150 CE) - Nāgārjuna (150-250 CE) - Āryadeva (3rd century CE) - Kumārajīva (344-413 CE) - Asaṅga (4th century CE) - Vasubandhu (4th century CE) - Dignāga (480-540 CE) - Bhāvaviveka (500-570 CE) - Buddhapālita (5th Century CE) - Buddhaghosa (5th Century CE) - Bodhidharma (5th Century CE) - Candrakīrti (600-650 CE) - Dharmakīrti (6th Century CE) - Śāntideva/ Bhusuku (685-763 CE) - Jñānagarbha (700-760 CE) - Śāntarakṣita (725-788 CE) - Kamalaśīla (740-795 CE) - Padmasambhava (8th Century) - Saraha/ Sarahapāda (Rāhula/ Rāhulbhadra) - Nāropā (Abhayakirti) (956-1040 CE) - Tilopa/ Tilopadā (988-1069 CE) - Atiśa Dīpankara Śrījñāna (982-1054 CE)

[@pareshkhatua4328]

Pronam swamiji

[@warrier007]

Thank You very much , Swamiji and also Vedanta NY

[@Virinchi54]

This is positively brilliant. Pranams to Swamiji.

[@mokshajetley9244]

Jai Sri Ramakrishna Jai Sri Ramakrishna Jai Sri Ramakrishna Jai Sri Ramakrishna Jai Sri Ramakrishna

[@shardasrinivasan9047]

Thorough and clean explanation. Uplifting class

[@ilonkaleibfried2142]

Thanks for sharing 🙏😊😍

[@garypuckettmuse]

THANK YOU FOR POSTING THIS VEDANTA NEW YORK! How about a dialogue between this great Swami and Swami S? Or a two hour q and a with both Swamis??

[@jaishreepremkumar5623]

Swamiji why other five schools of philosophy such as Nyaya, Sanmkhya and others are not practised anymore, whereas Vedanta is flourishing more than ever before?

[@milonmitra3584]

I want to know the nature of creativity (Srijanathamak) according to Indian philosophy. Can you guide me to an appropriate video? Thanks.

[@darrenwendroff3441]

A question that I wish I could ask the center, but my question is if one studies advantage of it on to under the ramakrishna order, why study under an order at all? If at the heart of it All we are One, there is no separation, why separate teachers when all teachers are avatars of the same one? Though I do want to point out that you're wonderful organization bring so much love into the world with your teachers ways of spreading the teachings, and I so appreciate you all. Just curious about the perspective of why one chooses to represent oneself with an order when this is just another concept. Thank you so much, blessings my friends.

[@prashant-ul2sn]

Its called as guru-shishya parampara i.e teacher master tradition. For the reveranve of the teacher one attaches oneself to one lineage. Also it gives a sense of community and any work you can perform as an organisation is far more impactful than as an individual. Also if one does pick and choose from diff things in spiritual life one will go nowhere. Atleast true for me. I don't trust my mind as an authority. Hence one should follow a tradition and whatever is required as an austerity you do. It gives structure to spiritual life. In whichever institution you take initiation that becomes your sampradaya/lineage.

[@darrenwendroff3441]

@@prashant-ul2sn so much for the thoughtful insightful reply, it makes total sense. It was just something I was curious about. I agree with you, though I have not found my specific teacher yet I've read and studied and listened to so many teachers sometimes I feel they're inside of me when I'm seeking the answer to a question. Or I will ask the question and I will search for a teaching they gave on it to provide more insight. I am aware of the mind though, it is tricky right? But for now I'm not ready for the path of total dedication so I do what I can to practice awareness and learning. I will say that sometimes I am wary of communities, one thing that I found is that the teacher will teach one thing but the community can slowly become a group mind/ego of that makes sense. As Jung said, I'm glad I'm Jung and not a Jungian. Same can be said for any path, I'm glad I'm Buddha and not a buddhist, I'm glad I'm Christ and not a christian, etc. This is just something I have become aware of which is that led to a bit of weariness, but I'm still open to finding the teacher when the time is right although I found many teachers are accessible in many ways. Thank you so much again, good luck with your journey my friend.

[@prashant-ul2sn]

@@darrenwendroff3441 I agree. But in any organisation there will be bad apples. Thanks for the response

[@silberlinie]

From our the point of view its not actually moving. You be using a cosmic effect to achife the inner limmit to achieve QED breakdown, which in turn allows for the generation of low life frequency waves, essentially cutting off your local spacetime from the outside ethernity. In other words, you generate an event horizon around your mind that pulls space around you, asto moving all being in space.

[@laerte5432]

Hi, which are the names and books that swamiji suggests at the end of the talk? Thank you

[@ayushsingh5951]

where are the live classes taken by swami ji can i be able to attended those classes

[@shashikiranboinapalli4808]

Swami Tattwamayananda gives a weekly class on Indian Philosophy on Sunday evenings at 6:00 PM PST. You can visit the Website or YOuTube channel of the Vedanta Society of Northern California.

[@ilonkaleibfried2142]

Lineage

[@Hupplang77777]

Ananda was not leader during first complying of Buddha teaching. Kyshapa was the one who was first Buddhist teacher after Buddha, Ananda was second after he became Arya.

[@Critiqueone]

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