Discovering the True SOURCE of Happiness - Intro to Advaita Vedanta - Part 1

[@Asad-kw3ty]

I have become addicted to your great teaching i live in iran the life here is tough everyone seeks happiness in money ! when i watched your teachings grdually my life changed drasticaly i feel better todays and when translated in farsi many of my friends saw that life could be delightful if they look at inside and not outside .i was on some tranquilazing pills and even drugs but im quiting them because i feel i was looking for happines in wrong places .thanks a lot go on

[@Ishan_Shekhar_001]

True. Even I'm astounded by the profundity of Hinduism. And ofcourse the teacher here brings it forth in the most comprehensible manner.

[@8bw]

I'm very happy. The knowledge that swami Tadatmananda is teaching is indeed profound. I thank him as well

[@sakogekchyan7366]

Interesting to hear from someone from Iran. I have often wondered if the esoteric teachings of Advaita Vedanta could be combined with Zoroastrianism to give Zoroastrianism a more mystical flavor.

[@MOULIsVentures]

Wow!! I thought even Indians in their busy life need to adopt and adapt accordingly....we thought only we face problems in India.... great to know that in Iran, and around the world people are benefitted by Vedantic philosophy and Hinduism! Good time has now come to India because of an abled visioned Prime minister Modiji...good karma back in India!

[@jeylful]

What a great outcome, friend! Good on you to leave pills on the side. I too was taking antidepressants for years but I started meditating and now I am following Swami Tadatmananda and his teachings resonate within me. I am taking notes

[@robertoflores2078]

Just found this channel. Pure gold. So well structured and coherent, explained with humbleness and clarity.

[@montelo555]

True. This channel is farm more sophisticated, delicate and careful with these teachings than many other Gurus and teachers out there.

[@pattyayers]

@@montelo555 Exactly, and much better quality in all these ways than the typical expensive college course!

[@danny2712003]

I agree!!

[@ThomSinger]

I spent a long time with unrecognized sadness. But I decided to change and make age 50 to 75 the best years of my life. It made me have to meet my true self and to let go of people who where negative influences. #50to75

[@sentientexplorer]

Great name

[@clairejohnson7809]

Way to go Thom 🤟

[@jshdhdyjfjdjfhfyyene731]

Great news :-) please advise how Swamiji's understanding and teachings coincide with this uncovered happiness? Also how are you now helping others? Thank you 🙏

[@johnterry6541]

It seems that you got rid of the negative internal side of your own self more than getting rid of external negative people in your life.

[@jamaljawhar5089]

He summarizes it all perfectly in this sentence: "Self-Nonrecognition leads to a life of endless seeking."

[@maduran31]

Loved the explanation of pain versus suffering. I understand the difference now. For me, it answers the question, how to become enlightened and still have human emotions, like sadness. Pain, without suffering...beautiful!

[@vicki6210]

The release and true peace I feel when listening to these teachings is unparalleled, for so long I have felt unable to disconnect myself from my pain and past experiences.

[@Queenie-the-genie]

“Sometimes not getting what you want can be a magnificent stroke of luck.” Dalai Llama I listen to these teachings every day. I learn and realize so much so thank you! Swamiji is a magnificent CLEAR teacher IMO.

[@Asad-kw3ty]

I agree.

[@TheMcFede]

wow!

[@quentinl2551]

Thank you Acarya. Defined buddhist, I seek the source of buddhism and the wisdom of ancient Hindus.. and your teachings are like crystal and make me realize that both are soooooo profound and make me happy. Hihi. Thank you again for your methodology.. you are a TEACHER in the most noble way. Namaste

[@rwolfson1935]

Story: "What are you looking for?" "I lost my house keys in the bedroom." "Why are you looking in the kitchen?" "The light is better in here."

[@cardozofilho1114]

I sincerely thank Swamiji for the subtitles in Portuguese. I passed it on to several Advaita Vedanta student friends.

[@xxxxxxxxxxx-ps8pn]

are you portugese?

[@somut2706]

I am sseing this video after spending lot of time in searching to understand Advaita vedanta principles. I created more confusions with my own intrepretation till I saw this video. Guruji you are great. You have explained in such a way that anybody can understand your teaching . My pranam

[@sanatbakshi3542]

That English translation of verses that Swamiji recited at the end of his talk is very accurate and beautifully done. Thanks.

[@ravitejamalisetti813]

Hi where can I get the book of adventa vedanta

[@sukantpanigrahi76]

​@@ravitejamalisetti813There is no such thing as book of Advaita Vedanta. There are several texts written by Adi Shankaracharya.

[@RyanJones-rf6mk]

his pureness can be seen and felt through the screen it is simply amazing the emotions felt watchign and listening

[@alabraham4606]

You are road to perfection thanks

[@trixy8669]

You see purity but I see smugness and arrogance.

[@sentientexplorer]

@@trixy8669 The mind is a mirror.

[@xxxxxxxxxxx-ps8pn]

@@trixy8669 you see in others what you see in yourself my dear, try purifying your mind once.

[@vermaraj73]

Your calmness in teaching helps shut down all the inner noise and helps to listen concentrate and understand. You style of teaching show the path to inner divinity. Thank you.

[@chrisalmond2818]

Incredible!!! Thank you to Swamiji and the Arsha Bodha family of students for supporting this excellent undertaking.

[@cardozofilho1114]

Congratulations Swamiji! Your videos are pure knowledge and quite enlightening! Om Shrri Gurubhyo Namah

[@tashilhamu4510]

Your channel is so cool. Westerners are taking up indian philosophy and sharing them in such profound ways whereas indians themselves are just beginning to adopt western lifestyle! Life is strange haha...hope they will eventually come full circle

[@kristineurbnlgnd]

It might take a few generations, but it is my hope that the western mind can value these ancient teachings. It’s my honor to help this happen and why I am becoming a yoga teacher.

[@thephoenix1601]

Communism atheism and anti national sentiments are ruining young indians. They think it's cool to be atheist. These ppl are missing our ancient treasures of wisdom and knowledge

[@8bw]

@@thephoenix1601 They aren't ruined! They seem ignorant, they just don't know their transformative power. But each of us can be open to teach some pieces of wisdom if asked

[@ritesh6687]

@@thephoenix1601 the irony is that you are being ignorant when you say such words. Very few set of teenagers believe in atheism to act cool whereas a large part of the educated liberal society believes in Atheism, Communism, etc out of their rational thinking. Everyone is entitled to their beliefs as everyone grows up in a different environment. No one is absolutely right or wrong.

[@tanmaypoddar7518]

@ALL IN 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣..nice joke..Himalayas are basement of indian spirituality like Hinduism, buddhism and jainism

[@manikyarao5910]

This monk is superb! His presentations are simple and full of clarity even for a layman.

[@TobasscoJelly]

The use of the movie metaphor is gold. Wow. Such a well explained concept.

[@talksofdharma2466]

You are beyond helpful to me. I feel very meditative listening to you. Please keep posting 😭😭😭😭😭😭🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏💥

[@edelweisssymons7444]

😇 Love Listening&Learning from you Swamiji. Spanish text is a bonus for me. Heartfelt thanks from Australia.

[@stevenguru9694]

What a beautiful explanation about source of happiness. Don’t miss the 13:00 min into the lecture. Thank you for the amazing teachings Swami Ji.

[@vkm0204]

I listen to various gurus but an American 🤔🤔 with funny accent (while pronuncing sanskrit or hindi words) is joy to watch .......I feel pround on how sanatan making livies better around the world 🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗😊😊😊😊🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@vishnumohan992]

We Indians can't speak English in Native American accent.

[@JustTakezo]

​@@vishnumohan992yess right

[@gaunterodimm7219]

Loving swami ji's eloquence and lucidity while explaining complex concepts so far. 🙏

[@MeeraRaju1111]

My deepest gratitude for these beautiful videos. You deliver it in an easily digestible manner. Thank you!!!❤Namaste 🙏🏻

[@dograsiasacademysatishkuma645]

You have used very simple words and simple terms to explain the deepest truths about life. Admire you for your simplicity of style and your ability to give the deepest philosophy in a manner that a kid can understand.

[@swamivedantanandapuri1322]

Sastanga pranaam🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏. Swami Vedantananda Puri

[@katerinalilylily2051]

Thank you for your Mercy, thank you for your kind sharing of knowledge ! I greatly appreciate....

[@sanatbakshi3542]

This is indeed a masterful presentation of the essence of vedantic teaching in an easy-o-understand way that is inspired

[@DrNijR]

Yes, this is an excellent use of digital technology used to understand the essence of Vedanta. Such manuals are required for us to manage mind and body.

[@mystery-earth-garden]

Swamis Tadatmananda's and Sarvapriyananda's teachings are enlightening.

[@StevenParrisWard]

Thank you Swamiji for the deep wisdom and sharing Shankaras perspectives

[@rseyedoc]

So many parallels to the Tibetan buddhism I've been studying the last few years. Truth is truth.

[@amandakwong2647]

Tibetan Buddhism teachings are originallyb from India that's why they have many similarities.

[@dare-er7sw]

Also look up Sarvapriyanda on KZbin. Best teacher of Advaita

[@alchemygal3285]

just like Amanda Kwong says... Buddhas teachings derive from hinduism, the vedas and puranas... he makes some changes to it that deviate and make Buddhism dsitinctly different but the majority of it is the same. Similar with Jesus, his message is taken from the old testament canon and appocripha of the Jewish torah, he makes some changes to it that deviate and make christianity distinctly different but the majority of it is the same. i would argue that if you compared the western religions of the holy book Christianity, islam, zoroastrianism, judaeism, and their anti belief system atheism, those systems are VERY different from the eastern religions that probably all derive from the vedas hinduism, daoism, buddhism, jainism, and even indeginius stuff like native american beliefs... The east are all very similar but very different from the west. In the east 666 is lucky number the west is 777. infact, 108 is 36 three times... 36 is 6 x 6. The dragon is revered in the east. in the west the dragon is condemed. The eastern teachings harmonize with each other. The western teachings divide and clash with each other.... These are just some small differences from the two sides. but there are too many to count. it is clear that both sides come from something different and are apposed to each other. The ONLY teacher in the west that is similar to the east is the sermon of Jesus in the apocryphal bible, not the canonical bible. Which is why india revers Jesus as well. according to scientists/historians Jesus disapeared for a while into the east... when he came back, his message was eastern but spoken in the western language/belief system that the west could understand/accept. ofcourse, he was killed and the majority of his sermon was later thrown out by emperor constantin and his church officals. And all who had what was considered blasphemy would be condemed and killed by the church.

[@noname13years62]

@@alchemygal3285 Buddha didn't change anything! , Don't degrade him , he is one of the finest spiritual teachers of India. Like many , he also added a new treatise of spiritual wisdom by expanding the knowledge of the sages of the past and his knowledge to come up with the profound teachings of Buddhism. Don't think like the people in west.

[@alchemygal3285]

Kakashi Hatake its not just the people in the west. i understand how you are thinking. this is hindu teaching. but in the asian areas that teach buddhism and disregard the complete hindu teachings, they teach exactly what i said. they rever buddha as above all the hindu teachers... they dont degrade him... thats a matter of your opinion. if anything, they would say you have degraded the Buddha by putting him at the same level as the other *hindu* teachers. If you read the tripitaka and studied its history, you would have known the many passages that the buddha teaches how the other teachers are in error. he goes extensively over all the hindu teachers. its the same with jesus.. in the christian teaching they disregard the complete hindu teachings, but in india, the hindu teachings, they highly regard jesus. but the christians rever him as above all other teachers... most denominations worship him as God... they would say that hindus degrade Jesus... but that is a matter of their opinion and beliefs. sounds like you right? opinion and belief. again, its not just the people in the west, it is a christian who is not a hindu and it is a buddhist who is not a hindu. i never degraded buddha by saying he made distinct different claims opposed to the hindu teachings. example, the hindus teach that there is an eternal self. the buddha teaches that there is no eternal self. that is just one distinct difference. my knowledge comes from reading the vedas, puranas, tripitaka, bible, apocrypha, quran, avestan, and so many others, etc. plus documentaries ,the current living teachers, and my college courses that focused on this area of knowledge. where does your knowledge come from? just india? or do you derive your knowledge from the whole world and all of their scriptures and interpretations? or just indian scripture and claims? its good to know the other ppls as well and how they think and to not disregard their opinions based on another groups beliefs. anyway, there is no need for (!) excitement in ones speech. lets stay civil and peaceful on matters like this. if you wanted to know why i said what i said, you could have just asked me nicely and then reply with what you think strongly about and believe about the Buddha than back it up with your reasoning... out of love and compassion for me.. rather than with excitment and strong speech. It is is even taught by the Buddha in the Majjhima Nikaya, to not disparage or extol someone or a group of people when teaching. you dispparaged a huge group of people, the people in the west. by disparaging a group of people, how does one expect to help that group when they spread a hint of hate towards them? when extoling a group of people, one has hightened those people over all others and then inadvertently disparaged all others, that are not in the category, as less.... Pride is blinding. it would serve one well to let go of attachment to these identities.

[@ptz333]

Amazing. True crux of life. Thank you Swami Tadatmanandaji for sharing this precious knowledge. ❤

[@anterosphereacharya7680]

Swamiji i really understand the way you teach.thank you for taking out your precious time for such a gem of knowledge

[@rkbroger6327]

Desire like value is not out there nor in consciousness, it is the way consciousness interacts with the objects of the world, The interactions produce the objects of psyche such as love hate, compassion etc. You are in control of the production of the objects of psychic so by avoid the objects of the world by becoming a recluse and meditate for the mystical experience of moksha.

[@sephirothdomain1]

This is something I want to show my kids , it perfectly deals with handling emotions and stimulus from the inside and outside , beautiful thank you .

[@dr.m.gopichandgopichand7214]

It was wounderfull teaching of vedantha. Had so many doubts which are cleared in an explicit way . Wounderfull presentation and easily comprehensible. The swamiji has explained by means of easily understandable metaphors. Many many pranams to you swamiji.

[@LoveJungle420]

Such clarity. Thank you Swami! 🙏🏿

[@poojajadhav8484]

Thank You swamiji for the Knowledge you are providing.This Channel is a gift to viewer and I am greatful to you for sharing and teching to us. Thank You !

[@sarkaragha]

Thank you. your teaching of Vedanta is one of the best I've ever seen.

[@Indian-xv3tz]

Simply listening to these words full of nectar reduces my sorrows ..

[@hrithiksalunke1157]

you feel he's a realised soul just by listening to him ,huge thankyou and pranam at your feet🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@geetacanpadee884]

Very simplistic and understandable methodology used to introduce vedantic teachings.

[@brigitteperger3792]

Dearest Swamiji, What you describe translates for me in another analogy: moments of joy overpower for a delta of time all other, at least ‘negative’, feelings n one feels one’s happiness within oneself for this timeframe n maybe a bit in the aftermath, n/or even if one recalls that joyful moment. Like there is my skin (outer layer) that has injuries, like e.g. scratches n the temporary joy is like a plaster put on it n the scratches r covered, invisible, even healing (in some cases), not ‘into the eye present’, blended out the plaster is visible, even the skin looks somehow ‘unscratched’.

[@saritasingla8559]

Saadar pranaam Swami Ji

[@tabletalk33]

Thank you for such clear and simple instruction. I liked it very much and would like to hear more. Bless you for your efforts and dedication!

[@political-social]

I love this channel. Just found this series to watch....I can't wait! Namaste 🙏

[@sontu5288]

Best channel on KZbin

[@LuAr82-pe]

Excelente! Obrigado ❤🙏🇧🇷

[@onlinesaidasa9105]

Namaste "Enquire who am I? Sink deep within and abide as Self. That is God as being" Sri Ramana Maharishi

[@siddchopra802]

Pranam guru ji. I have started watching videos recently. You explain with good examples.

[@perpetualprosperity2963]

Learning from a very wise teacher is like a boon 🙏🕉️

[@gridcoregilry666]

Thank you for providing this at this amazing quality!

[@benjaminspike6790]

One of the true greats. So very humble

[@atiqrahman7289]

Excellent presentation about Atma, true innerself.

[@maneetgill5461]

Pranaams, Guruvar! Blissed to hear You! Much gratitude!

[@shankarc411]

Superb sublime soothing explanation. We are indeed blessed n privileged.

[@2009geeta]

Telling and Showing Wonderful Teaching Namasskar!

[@jwilcox4726]

When I hurt, physically, mentally, emotionally I feel it deeply and I cry until I'm done. It starts a flood a free flood to flow, slows to a trickle, my crying, seeps thru many times, then I change channels mentally, I release it, then I can just remember without crying, but we are in time so it just takes time to heal from the loss. Let go, let God. OmOmOm Shanti Shanti Shanti

[@krishnamurthyr9]

Pranab’s Very nicely explained with unbelievably simple language how to mitigate or eliminate suffering

[@lightnlove369]

Greetings, Satri Akal, Wannikum, Assalam u alaikum all. Thank you for a most enlightening channel.

[@graziaviel1445]

My goodness you are the beat speaker and master l ever see

[@smitabhide9683]

thank you so much Sir for explaining the truth of life in such a beautiful way . your voice and way of speaking is very soothing and its itself a source of happiness ..🙏🙏

[@ComputerwalaOfficial]

Thank u Swami ji to knowledge me my real self.

[@123jazy]

Gr8 teaching...surprised how someone non indian could acquire such deep knowledge of vedas ans vedanta..

[@mato7773]

Thank you for sharing real knowledge and guidence on this path of life, much love❤

[@Ghanshyam-sharma001]

I want to thank you Guruji for showing us the path. Asto ma sadgamya 😇

[@hedwegg]

An Added Jot: What's it all about? (A) Consciousness & Awareness: (1) [Consciousness] is the [Whole Person], Active & Thankful. (2) [Awareness] is a [Part of the Whole Person], Active & Thankful, that expresses the Completion of an Action being Fulfilled or to be fulfilled in the present or at a future time. i.e. A [Bean in the Hand] to be eaten or planted for [completion & fulfillment]. (B) Love & Spirit: (1) [Pure Consciousness] is [Love]. It's [Unconditional]. Please Note: Its [Power] is [Loving Kindness]. (2) To the Point: It's [Spiritual Awareness & Consciousness]. (Never for flesh & blood carnality). Why?...It's God's Love. So Please Remember: "Those who are [Pure in Heart] will see God." All for Spiritual Consciousness & Awareness. It's Real. It's Trustworthy. It's a [Sound Heart & Love]. After all, we are made of Spirit & Love. The Creative Power of God (not Man). Got it! Amen.

[@johnsolagbade7532]

🙏🏾 Namaskar Swami, Thank you so much for your clear explanations 🕉🕊

[@manilalp2610]

Pranams swamiji🙏

[@astrologyfit]

This is precious. Very very precious! God bless you sir.

[@juan-pj5pu]

Agradezco de corazón los subtítulos en español, muchas gracias Maestro. Su hablar pausado y con autoridad es enriquecedor. Me da la impresión que impartió clases en la universidad, es así?

[@deolalbaldan64]

Thanks swami ji for sharing your DIVINE knowledge and wisdom be blissful always

[@e-chaupal]

Swami ji please accept my Panama. Your teaching is blessing us.

[@chrisaav100]

Shanti, shanti, shanti 🙏

[@upanisadinfinite]

Wow!!!

[@stardigest3014]

The invocation at the end with English translation: 1. Om Sarve Bhavantu Sukhinah 2. Sarve Santu Niraamayaah 3. Sarve Bhadraanni Pashyantu 4. Maa Kashcid-Duhkha-Bhaag-Bhavet 1. Om Asato Maa Sad-Gamaya 2. Tamaso Maa Jyotir-Gamaya 3. Mrtyor-Maa Amrtam Gamaya 4. Om Shaantih Shaantih Shaantih 1: Om, May All be Happy, 2: May All be Free from Illness. 3: May All See what is Auspicious, 4: May no one Suffer. 1: Om, (O Lord) Keep me not in (the Phenomenal World of) Unreality, but make me go towards the Reality (of Eternal Self), 2: Keep me not in (the Ignorant State of) Darkness, but make me go towards the Light (of Spiritual Knowledge), 3: Keep me not in (the World of) Mortality, but make me go towards the World of Immortality (of Self-Realization), 4: Om, Peace, Peace, Peace.

[@skagwl]

🙏🙏🙏ओम् शांति

[@onlinesaidasa9105]

Namaste As per the ancient scriptures known as Upanishads there are 4 states of consciousness. These are Jagrut or waking which corresponds to the A of Aum Next is Swapna or dream state which corresponds to U of Aum Next is Sushupti or deep sleep state which corresponds to M of Aum And beyond this is the fourth, Turiya or super consciousness which corresponds to the silence after M OM thus signifies the totality. We can chant it 108 times daily. Thanks.

[@planetmchanic6299]

You don't have to look for love when it's where your coming from. Very profound vid. Now it all Makes sense.

[@rajendrandhonan8111]

Shree Hari Aum.....swamiji 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏😌😌😌😌😌

[@sudharavishankar3449]

Thank you so much swamiji

[@Baumsan]

Great lecture. Your point about the significance of the methodology is striking. I look forward to the next part.

[@tyanite1]

As a typical westerner, I know on a superficial level that the true source of happiness is supposed to be within. Do I believe it on any other level? I'll have to be completely honest that not all of me has believed this so far. I'm one of those ten boys, so to speak. So, according to this teaching, mine would a great example of self non-recognition. Nevertheless, I am fully investing myself in the promise that it's true. If there is happiness to be found within, I'm going to do my best to find it there and with all the help and wisdom of those who walked the path before me. Of course someone will reply that it's not something you find, that it's already there - that it's not something you seek but something that arises within you when you don't seek. This probably makes sense and rings true to someone who has actually experienced it. Nevertheless, I am fully investing myself in the promise that this is true. My deepest thanks for these lessons.

[@nicholasrickhoff2912]

By the merit of your comment it’s clear you are open enough to find that inner happiness should you stay on your path.

[@memesmojo5622]

ALL of human experience comes from within. Its your ears and brain that turn reverberations in the air into sound even if you are in the busiest street, if your deaf you wont hear a thing

[@xxxxxxxxxxx-ps8pn]

Don't divide wisdom into Western and eastern my dear, it's for all of us. Just like you follow Advaita, we can also follow Stoicism, the west is also full of philosophies which will lead to enlightenment. It's just that meditation and mindfulness is not included in those philosophies.

[@JustTakezo]

​@@xxxxxxxxxxx-ps8pnyes right Western and Eastern are just terms made by humans

[@dustianna11]

You’re an amazing teacher. 🙏🏻 Many Thanks

[@manaschakraborty9506]

Pranam Maharaj...🙏🙏🙏

[@vanitanichani1027]

JAI SHREE RAM 🙏

[@anamikaabaddha1159]

Thanks very much Swamy Ji for a wounderful presentation - clear and simple to understand.

[@shanthakadabam]

Pranams swamiji Your spiritual teaching are pragnated with wisdom and practicle.Still needs nididhyasana to implant in the brain.Reading people commentary is like meditation(!) looking from all angles.

[@nandagopal4982]

Fantastic talk. A difficult science of Atma is presented in an an easy to understand way. I just love this. Thank you swamiji

[@dare-er7sw]

Also check out Sarvapriyanda

[@shivamsingh-qr1ek]

best explaintion ever! loved it❤

[@surimenon9260]

When MIND CONNECTED WITH GOD... SOURCE... WE all can be here... Hare Krishna... 👏

[@xxxxxxxxxxx-ps8pn]

Hare Krishnas actually oppose Vedanta because of it's atheistic nature

[@JustTakezo]

​@@xxxxxxxxxxx-ps8pnbruh? Upnishads are part of Vedas And Vedanta is the knowledge of Upnishsds Vedas are NOT ATHIESTIC in Nature These things are BASE of EVERY HINDU Sects Even Shri Krishna words in Shrimad Bhagvat Geeta is kinda like a Summary of Upnishads I know the way isckon followers act doesnt make it feel like they have vedanta as base but It doesn't just mean vedanta oppose hare Krishna 💀 Every hindu sect respects these texts to highest level

[@SparkyHelper]

Thank you so much for producing this!!! Such a great presentation and introduction!

[@TheDabrals]

So simole and profound. .

[@FarhanaKabirDESERVIA]

depends , when we got the muksha pain is not pain anymore it transforms into "it is just is " no judgement :) thats what i understood from my journey :)

[@dr.raveendrakodur9516]

Great explanation on true happiness Your teachings are excellent You are a great teacher indeed

[@jurandynascimento]

thank you Swami

[@VijayThakurMD]

Thanks for great lesson 🙂

[@kkb92-96x]

Thank you Swamiji for the great introduction.

[@kostyantynfilonenko9570]

good presentation, thankx

[@KitabonkiDuniya-sh6zx]

Swamiji, if pain is inevitable then the Sthitapragya of the BhagavadGita is an impossibility. I cannot treat pain and pleasure alike until I feel them the same. Uninterrupted joy depends upon being unaffected by pain and pleasure that we get from the world.