Heated DEBATES and ARGUMENTS - Why Spiritual Aspirants MUST AVOID THIS MISTAKE at all cost.

[@moment_of_BEing...]

🙏Om Namo Bhagavathe Sri Ramanaya🙏

[@HinduismAsItIs]

Namo Ramanaye! 🙏🏻🌺✨

[@alkazaryyy]

Debating and discussing is perfectly useful to iron out misunderstandings and reveal flaws, just like you point out in the video. Being quiet where one has something important to say about something is not useful. The art is to do so with a peaceful mind, understanding that one does not have a different goal from the other, there is no enemy, and one does not have to win, the other lose. To be afraid of conflict is to be afraid of the unreal, because spirit knows no conflict, to engage in conflict is to engage in illusion; they are two sides of the same coin. I ask my inner guidance when to speak and when not to, if what I think and want to express aligns with truth to begin with, and that whatever I do is truly helpful and ultimately serves both my brother and myself. Thank you for a beautiful channel!

[@HinduismAsItIs]

Glad that you like the channel! 🙏🏻 And yes, indeed :) Many people out there don't discuss things with a calm and composed mind. They become hateful, agitated and compulsive, not realizing that it's not about being right, but to come closer to the truth. Like you said, we will have the same ultimate goal, but many fail to realize it. Now, one should surely not be afraid or shy away from saying/discussing something important or vital. It's nevertheless still important to know when to go for it and when not to go for it all. For that, wisdom/inner guidance/intuition is needed. Many out there won't be receptive at all to whatever important and useful truth you may have to say. No matter how hard you try or how pure your intentions are, many simply won't be able to get it at the end of the day. In such cases, it's better to act wisely and be quiet. So sometimes, saying things out [while of course, maintaining the inner tranquility and not acting compulsively] is the right thing to do, while some other times [especially when you intuitively feel it's not gonna work], being quiet and to save one's precious time and energy [and to keep focus on one's sadhana] is the right thing to do. Anyways, if one works upon oneself and verily realizes and becomes the Light of Divinity oneself, then all others will naturally get benefitted by that one's mere presence. 🙏🏻

[@alkazaryyy]

@@paulmolles4445 it's even better in practice! :)

[@dikshapandey6118]

Much awaited video😅 I just had an arguement on Yt comment section regarding Scriptures and Hindu philosophy. Thanks for sharing this insightful video. Those words of sages really touched my heart and made me realise when to speak,debate and when not to(in a more peaceful way,helping myself and the other person grow spiritually and not disturbing mental balance and calmness) Om Namo Narayana🙏🌺

[@HinduismAsItIs]

Best to avoid those comment wars online. It will spare a great deal of time and effort, which can be directed instead, in doing sadhana and other good things. And whenever you have to discuss and help others, it should of course be done with a calm and tranquil mind, without becoming compulsive, hateful and agitated. 😇 Namo Narayan! 🙏🏻✨

[@god_1437]

Very very useful and eye-opening video! Hardly any videos on this topic. Not many people address this issue. Thank you for doing this! 🙏🏻 I myself wasted a few years doing these arguments/fights with many people, in the past. Later realized that it was an utter waste. I'm glad that by God's grace I gave up this habit of debating.

[@HinduismAsItIs]

It's my pleasure! Good to know that you left that habit of debating and arguing. All His Grace! 🙏🏻😇

[@AndrewJames-uq8ds]

It's very beautiful to see the unanimity and the identical stand of various realized sages on such things. Very insightful to see such helpful videos! Huge gratitude for this beautiful channel. 🙏🏻

[@HinduismAsItIs]

Indeed, truth has to be one, so these realized sages will also speak the same thing, although in different ways. Glad that you like the channel. All Lord's Grace! 🙏🏻😇

[@HinduismAsItIs]

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[@kumarakantirava429]

For few days I was involved in heated comment war with Amogh lila prabhu's supporters ! My mind got frustrated. Thanks for this video :)

[@HinduismAsItIs]

Glad that you liked the video! In the online world, many just want to prove their points as right by hook or by crook. They are not concerned about genuinely seeking the truth. They will stoop to an extremely low level just to prove themselves right. It's thus best to avoid such comment wars online. 😇

[@YVDurga]

Jai Sri Guru Maharaj ji 🙏 💐Jai Sri Ramakrishna 🙏 💐 very nice video and excellent information of all Gurus🙏🙏🙇 Thanks for posting wonderful videos 🙏

[@HinduismAsItIs]

It's my pleasure! ✨ Glad that you like these videos! 😇 All God's Grace 🙏🏻🌺

[@KevinAshner]

Thank God, I avoid such people who are fond of debates and habitual arguing.

[@HinduismAsItIs]

That's really good. Otherwise great harm gets caused, which will be mostly realized only at the later stages.

[@KevinAshner]

This video really deserves more views! So many 'spiritual people' are not aware of this truth.

[@HinduismAsItIs]

Thank you. Exactly why I made this one. 🙏🏻😇

[@hinduism205]

Someone really needed to mention this. I see this problem almost everywhere. Excellent video and great work!✌🏻May this channel continues to grow.

[@HinduismAsItIs]

Glad you found it to be helpful. Many thanks for your kind wishes. 🙏🏻😇

[@rm75427]

Great video! Keep it up 👌

[@HinduismAsItIs]

Thank you! 🙏🏻😇✨

[@sujat9549]

Very remindful and useful compilation of teachings by the greatest of Gurus. Your hard work is evident. Thank you for this, dear brother. Keep up the nice service to humanity. 🙏 Warmly, sujat

[@HinduismAsItIs]

It's my pleasure, thanks for your kind words. 😇 All His Grace! Glad to hear that you found the video to be useful and helpful. Please make sure to check out other latest videos as well. 🙏🏻✨

[@adorableboy8423]

Another awesome creation as always 👏🏻 Keep up this great service! 🙂

[@HinduismAsItIs]

Thanks for your kind words! All Lord's Grace 🙏🏻😇

[@manmathgodre5360]

Yes I am so depressed Becaz of these debates and throwing philosophies load one to another

[@HinduismAsItIs]

Indeed. Unfortunately it can't be helped. The best we can do is to avoid all that ourselves and direct our limited and precious time and energy into something much more useful and fruitful, like sadhana.

[@manmathgodre5360]

​@@HinduismAsItIsafter 5 months I was deeply studying Adhyatma means Advaita Vedanta. I have known one thing.that Never identify yourself with anything.

[@AbirChakraborty2004]

Tremendous important video

[@HinduismAsItIs]

Thanks! Glad to know it was helpful. 🙏🏻

[@prahladakumarsreekantham2707]

Ramanujacharya, Ananda teertha, Chaitanya Mahaprabhu, Vallabha, Kabir, Nanak, Meera were also realised souls or saints of highest order too. Hinduism as it is should not ignore their teachings

[@HinduismAsItIs]

You've only mentioned a few names, whereas the list of saints and sages in Hinduism is literally endless. Please understand that it is absurd and impractical to include the teachings of all those realized sages in a single video. Some or the other Guru/Sage/Acharya will inevitably get excluded. This doesn't mean they're being ignored. In this video, I have included the sages whose words had a more profound impact on me and whose words I intuitively felt the broader audience would be able to relate with, considering the topic. When other videos [on other topics] will be made in the future, the words of all those great sages whom you mentioned and even those whom you failed to mention, will be included as well. All in due time. 🙏🏻

[@manmathgodre5360]

Few dvaitins say that Vivek Chudamani itself has many contradictions with their perspective But In reality There is no single Contradictions in Vivek Chudamani if you have a brain with IQ Not your Mindset

[@HinduismAsItIs]

Yes. Viveka Chudamani is a masterpiece and full of wisdom! Contradictions and all arise before only those who don't have their basics cleared and who lack overall, deeper understanding of Vedanta.

[@manmathgodre5360]

​@@HinduismAsItIs☑️

[@prahladakumarsreekantham2707]

Hinduism is not an exclusive version of Advaita alone. Why are you ignoring or excluding other great teachers or interpreters of Sanatana Vedanta Sootras ?

[@HinduismAsItIs]

Namaste! Hinduism in itself is a vast ocean. No matter what Sampradaya or Tradition you talk about, you'll inevitably be missing out on tons of other teachings of various other acharyas and traditions. Nevertheless, the underlying tattva is the same, the essence is identical, no matter how diverse or different things appear from the surface to others, due to ignorance. No realized acharyas and sages uphold fighting, debating and arguing compulsively by compromising the focus from one's sadhana. This is the truth, that's what I have presented in this video and for that I don't really need to quote dozens of other traditions and acharyas. This video, though containing the words of Advaitin Gurus, doesn't really contain anything that's confined to Advaita Vedanta alone [and not valid in other traditions and schools]. So the content is generic only and applicable for every spiritual seeker, irrespective of their tradition/path. But yes, in the future, for other upcoming/specific topics and videos, as and when needed, I will include the words and teachings of other acharyas too. 🙏🏻

[@kumarakantirava429]

@@HinduismAsItIs You wrote very wonderful line. " debating and arguing compulsively by compromising the focus from one's sadhana. This is the truth "

[@HinduismAsItIs]

@@kumarakantirava429 Thanks, glad you feel so too. 🙏🏻