The Hidden Yoga of the Upanishads

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जय श्री राम ।

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Jaya Sri Rama!

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I'm very grateful for this. Namaste! 🙏

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Sincere thanks for all your teachings.

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“We can be in the world, but not of the world” - Sri Dharma Pravartaka Acharya Just wonderful, this more or less summarises a question I put to Acharya a few days ago. Aum Shanti

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Completely clear. Thank you. Subscribed. Not a moment wasted.

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These are the words of a serious spiritual seeker. Aum Shanti.

[@silverbullet3939]

Profound sermon, Acharya! I grew up in a Hindu/Yogic household. One of the other words related to Upasana (sitting next to) is Upavasa. It's rough translation is "living next to". But it's used to mean fasting. In other words, fasting gives you the focus to live next to the divine. The state you're describing toward the end, which is the result of yogic practice is called sath-chit-ananda in Sanskrit.

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As someone who has never meditated before how would you recommend i begin?

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@Lord Seth: Your question has very good timing. Our very next video is called "What is Meditation?". It should be released by Tuesday. This is a talk in which Sri Acharyaji explains the process of meditation in great depth.

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Thanks, im reading and watching videos abot Dharma but would like to start practicing soon.

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Lord Seth would you tell what are you reading? Please