Meet the Real Abhey Singh: Beyond Just IIT Baba! | STSS#15

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अभय जी की पुस्तक “A beautiful place to get lost” की PDF link description में उपलब्ध है । 🙏🏻 साथियों अगर हम दूसरों में सिर्फ दोष देखेंगे, तो अपनी ही दृष्टि को सीमित कर लेंगे, लेकिन यदि हम दूसरों के गुणों को पहचानेंगे, तो स्वयं भी बेहतर बनेंगे। महानता दूसरों को गिराने में नहीं, बल्कि उनमें अच्छाई खोजने और उनसे सीखने में है। अभय जी के पास जो अध्यात्म को लेकर व्यापक दृष्टि है, हमने प्रयास किया है कि हम उसे जन जन तक पहुँचा पाएँ । 🙏🏻

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हम भी इनसे होकर प्रभावित पहली बार अध्यात्म के बारे में जाना और समझने का प्रयास जारी है, इनकी लिखी बातों को ट्रांसलेशन करके जानने का प्रयास जारी है, आपके इंटरव्यू का इंतजार था

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This is real Abhey Singh..Media ne khali pareshan kar rakha hai...he is like magnet who attracts us like Pravu shiva attract us..har har mahadev..

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sach me yar.. inko kitna bhi suno kam hai..

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*Shaivism* is one of the major traditions within Sanatan Dharma that focuses on the worship of Bhagwan Shiva as the supreme god. It emphasizes devotion to Shiva, who is often depicted as both a destroyer and a creator, symbolizing the cyclical nature of the universe. Shaivism incorporates a range of philosophies, practices, and rituals, including meditation, mantras, and asceticism, aiming for spiritual liberation (moksha). There are various schools within Shaivism, such as Kashmir Shaivism, which focuses on non-dualism, and Shaiva Siddhanta, which has a dualistic approach, where Shiva and the soul are distinct but related. Kashmir Shaivism is a distinctive and philosophical school of Shaivism that originated in the Kashmir Valley, particularly between the 8th and 12th centuries CE. It is known for its non-dual (Advaita) approach to the nature of reality, emphasizing the idea that the individual soul (Atman) and the supreme consciousness (Shiva or Parabrahman) are ultimately one. This school of thought is sometimes referred to as Trika philosophy or Kashmir Shaiva Vedanta. Key Concepts: *1. Non-Dualism (Advaita):* Kashmir Shaivism teaches that everything in the universe, from the physical to the spiritual, is a manifestation of Shiva. The apparent separation between the self and the divine is considered an illusion (Maya). Ultimate realization is understanding that one's true nature is the same as Shiva's. *2. Shiva as the Supreme Reality:* In this tradition, Shiva is not just a god but the ultimate reality, often referred to as Parabrahman or Chit (consciousness). He is both the creator and the essence of the universe, transcending dualistic notions of existence and non-existence. *3. Spanda:* One of the core concepts in Kashmir Shaivism is Spanda, which refers to the "divine pulse" or "vibration" that underlies all of reality. This dynamic energy is seen as the source of creation and sustenance, a constant flow of divine consciousness. *4. Shakti and Shiva:* In Kashmir Shaivism, there is an emphasis on the interplay between Shiva (the consciousness) and Shakti (the dynamic energy or power). Shakti is the active principle that allows Shiva to manifest and create the universe. Without Shakti, Shiva remains unmanifest. *5. The Role of the Guru:* As with many other schools of Shaivism, Kashmir Shaivism places great importance on the role of the Guru (spiritual teacher). The Guru is seen as a living embodiment of Shiva's consciousness, guiding the disciple to self-realization. *6. The Importance of Practice:* Meditation and mantra recitation are key practices in Kashmir Shaivism. The use of specific techniques to still the mind, focus on the divine, and understand the nature of reality is central to its spiritual path. The Kundalini or inner energy is often awakened during this process, leading to higher states of consciousness. *7. The Shiva Sutras:* The Shiva Sutras are a key text in Kashmir Shaivism. They present a series of aphorisms that provide insight into the nature of reality, consciousness, and the path to liberation. The text is a guide to understanding the philosophy of Kashmir Shaivism. _Philosophical Framework:_ Kashmir Shaivism's metaphysical system involves a concept known as Prakasha-Vimarsha, which means "illumination and reflection." This describes the process by which the supreme consciousness (Shiva) both illuminates (Prakasha) and reflects upon itself (Vimarsha), creating the universe and all its phenomena.

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*Darshan Shaastra:* Darshan means to see or experience in particular. Different sages wrote different scriptures by their own experience. _There are two types of Darshan in Sanatan Dharma. Vedic Darshan and non-Vedic philosophy._ *Vedic* _Vedic Darshan accepts the Vedas as word proof. Six philosophies were written on the basis of the Vedas. Sankhya Philosophy - Kapila Muni Yoga Philosophy - Rishi Patanjali Philosophy of Justice - Gautama Muni Vaisheshika Philosophy - Sage Kanada Former Mimansa - Jaimini Muni Northern Mimansa (Vedanta Philosophy) - Badrayana Vyasa _In the Middle Ages, 6 sects of Vedanta philosophy were formed - Advaita, Dvaita, Vishishtadvaita, Dvaitadvaita, Shuddhadvaita and Tattvavada. Of these, Advaita Vedanta is the most prevalent sect today. Adi Shankaracharya, Madhvacharya, Ramanujacharya, Nimbarkacharya, Vallabhacharya and others were their representative thinkers. *Non-Vedic:* _Non-Vedic Darshan do not accept the Vedas in word proof. They say that the Vedas may and may not be the proof. Non-Vedic Darshan is Jain Darshan Buddhist Darshan Charvaka Darshan

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*The Mundaka Upanishad* is a key text in the Atharvaveda, and it explores the nature of ultimate reality, the self (Atman), and the path to spiritual liberation (Moksha). It consists of three chapters (Kandas), each containing a set of teachings that guide one towards self-realization and understanding the supreme truth (Brahman). Here's a summary of the Mundaka Upanishad in points: Key Teachings of the Mundaka Upanishad: 1. The Two Types of Knowledge (Vidya): Para Vidya (Higher Knowledge): Knowledge of the supreme reality, Brahman, which leads to liberation. This knowledge is transcendental, direct, and spiritual. Apara Vidya (Lower Knowledge): Knowledge of the physical world, rituals, and sciences. While important, it is limited and does not lead to Moksha. 2. The Nature of Brahman (Supreme Reality): Brahman is the ultimate, unchanging reality, both immanent and transcendent. It is the source of all creation and the essence of all beings. Brahman is nirguna (without attributes) and nirakara (without form). Everything in the universe is a manifestation of Brahman, and understanding this is the key to liberation. 3. The Two Paths to Liberation: Path of Knowledge (Jnana Yoga): By realizing one's true self (Atman) and understanding its oneness with Brahman, a person can attain liberation (Moksha). Path of Action (Karma Yoga): Selfless action, performed without attachment to the results, helps purify the mind and prepares the individual for spiritual knowledge. 4. The Symbol of the "Tree of Creation": The universe is compared to a tree whose roots are in the imperishable Brahman, and its branches represent the different aspects of creation. The tree symbolizes the interconnectedness of all things, and the goal is to understand the "roots" (Brahman) through meditation and knowledge. 5. The Role of the Guru (Teacher): The Upanishad emphasizes the importance of a qualified guru for imparting the knowledge of Brahman. The teacher must be well-versed in spiritual wisdom, and the student must be sincere and dedicated to learning. The teacher helps the student attain self-realization and directs them towards understanding the ultimate truth. 6. The Process of Creation: The Upanishad explains the process of creation, stating that the world and its phenomena come from the unmanifested Brahman. Everything in creation, including the physical universe and all living beings, is an expression of this singular source. 7. The Three States of Consciousness: The Upanishad describes the three states of consciousness: Jagrat (Waking state): The state of external awareness and interaction with the material world. Svapna (Dream state): The state of internal awareness, where the mind processes impressions and experiences from the waking state. Sushupti (Deep sleep state): A state of profound rest, where the individual experiences pure consciousness, without the influence of the external world or internal thoughts. The fourth state (Turiya) is the transcendental state, beyond these three, where one realizes the unity of Atman with Brahman. 8. The Story of the Sun and the Fire: The Mundaka Upanishad describes how all living beings, even gods, are nourished by the eternal fire, which is metaphorically Brahman. The fire represents the cosmic energy that sustains the universe. 9. The Atman and the Supreme Brahman: The Atman (individual soul) is distinct from the physical body and mind. The Upanishad teaches that Atman is eternal, indestructible, and non-dual with Brahman. The realization of this oneness is key to liberation. The famous verse "Tat Tvam Asi" ("That Thou Art") asserts the unity of the individual soul and the Supreme Being. 10. Self-Realization and Liberation (Moksha): The ultimate goal of life, according to the Upanishad, is to realize the Self (Atman) as non-different from Brahman and attain Moksha (liberation). Moksha is freedom from the cycle of birth, death, and rebirth (samsara) and the realization of one's true nature as eternal, pure consciousness. 11. The Role of Meditation (Dhyana): Meditation is emphasized as an essential tool for self-realization. By focusing the mind on the inner self (Atman), a person can experience the transcendental nature of Brahman and transcend worldly illusions. 12. The Concept of "Om" (Aum): The sacred syllable "Om" is described as the sound symbol of Brahman, representing the whole of creation and the ultimate reality. It is a powerful tool in meditation, helping one to connect with the cosmic consciousness. Summary of Key Verses and Concepts: 1. Mundaka 1.1.1: The importance of higher knowledge (Para Vidya) in realizing the oneness with Brahman. 2. Mundaka 1.2.12: The two birds perched on a tree metaphor: one bird eats the fruits (the ego-self), while the other (representing the Self) remains detached and witnesses the experience. 3. Mundaka 2.1.1: Knowledge of Brahman is the key to achieving liberation and freedom from the cycle of rebirth. 4. Mundaka 3.2.9: The statement "Tat Tvam Asi" (That Thou Art) encapsulates the realization of the unity of Atman and Brahman. Conclusion: The Mundaka Upanishad presents a powerful and practical guide to spiritual knowledge, focusing on the path of self-realization through knowledge (Jnana Yoga) and meditation. It emphasizes the importance of understanding the true nature of the self (Atman) as identical to Brahman, and through this realization, one attains liberation (Moksha) and freedom from the cycle of birth and rebirth.

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2 paths to liberation? Aren't there 4 of them?

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वह साक्षात्कार जिसका मुझे बेसब्री से इंतज़ार था! आपने अभय जी से बिल्कुल सही सवाल पूछे, और यह वाकई ज्ञानवर्धक रहा। अगली बार, उम्मीद है कि आप और भी गहराई में जाकर उनसे और गूढ़ प्रश्न करेंगे। यह सिर्फ़ आप ही कर सकते हैं, जिससे महत्वपूर्ण ज्ञान सभी तक पहुँचे।🙏🏻

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The Upanishads are ancient Bharatiya texts that explore philosophical concepts such as the Nature of Reality, the Self(Atman), and the Ultimate Truth (Brahman) as well as Moksha (liberation), Dharma (righteousness), and Karma (action). They are considered the concluding part of the Vedas and are often referred to as Vedanta (the end of the Vedas). There are over 200 Upanishads, but the most important and widely studied ones are traditionally grouped into 10 principal Upanishads. Major Upanishads (The Principal Upanishads): 1. Isha Upanishad 2. Kena Upanishad 3. Katha Upanishad 4. Prashna Upanishad 5. Mundaka Upanishad 6. Mandukya Upanishad 7. Taittiriya Upanishad 8. Aitareya Upanishad 9. Chandogya Upanishad 10. Brihadaranyaka Upanishad Other Notable Upanishads: 1. Shvetashvatara Upanishad 2. Kaivalya Upanishad 3. Panchakosha Upanishad 4. Maitri Upanishad 5. Rudra Upanishad 6. Narada Parivrajaka Upanishad 7. Ashtavakra Upanishad 8. Yajnavalkya Upanishad 9. Taittiriya Aranyaka 10. Svetasvatara Upanishad Additional Upanishads (Classified as minor or secondary): 1. Brahma Upanishad 2. Kausitaki Upanishad 3. Maitrayani Upanishad 4. Sankhya Upanishad 5. Vajrasuchi Upanishad Upanishads from Different Vedas: Rig Veda: Aitareya, Kausitaki Yajur Veda: Taittiriya, Brihadaranyaka, Isha, Shvetashvatara Sama Veda: Chandogya, Kena Atharva Veda: Mundaka, Mandukya, Prashna These texts explore key philosophical concepts like Brahman (the supreme reality), Atman (the self), the nature of the universe, Moksha (liberation), Dharma (righteousness), and Karma (action).

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*The Prashna Upanishad* is a small but important text from the Atharvaveda, consisting of six questions (prashnas) posed by students to the sage Pippalada. These questions address fundamental concepts related to creation, the self, and the nature of the ultimate reality. Here’s a summary of its key teachings in points: Key Teachings of the Prashna Upanishad: 1. The Nature of the Supreme Reality (Brahman): The Upanishad begins with the idea that the Supreme Reality, Brahman, is the source of all creation, and everything is ultimately interconnected through this oneness. The universe and individual souls (Atman) are expressions of Brahman. 2. The Role of Prana (Vital Energy): One of the key themes of the Upanishad is the importance of Prana (the life force or vital energy) as the fundamental principle that sustains all living beings. Prana is shown as the essence of creation, and it is through the movement of Prana that the universe operates. 3. The Process of Creation: The Upanishad discusses the creation of the world, explaining that everything originates from Brahman. The cosmos evolves through the interplay of Prana and the elements (earth, water, fire, air, and ether). Creation occurs as a result of the union of Purusha (cosmic consciousness) and Prakriti (material nature). 4. The Five Pranas: The Upanishad highlights the five types of Pranas: Prana (the primary breath or life force) Apana (the downward-moving breath, responsible for elimination) Samana (the breath responsible for digestion) Udana (the upward-moving breath, associated with speech and expression) Vyana (the circulating breath, which distributes energy throughout the body) 5. The Relationship Between the Body and the Soul (Atman): The Prashna Upanishad explains the connection between the body and the soul. The soul (Atman) resides in the body and governs it through the Pranas. The ultimate goal is to realize the unity of the individual soul with the Supreme Consciousness (Brahman). 6. The Power of Meditation and Knowledge: Through meditation and self-awareness, a person can transcend the limited identification with the body and mind and realize their oneness with Brahman. Knowledge (Jnana) leads to liberation (Moksha). 7. The Nature of the Self (Atman) and Its Immortality: The Upanishad emphasizes that the true Self (Atman) is eternal and beyond the limitations of the physical body. The Atman is unaffected by birth, death, or decay, and realizing this truth is key to attaining spiritual freedom. 8. The Importance of Seeking Knowledge: The students in the Upanishad seek knowledge from the sage Pippalada to understand the nature of the universe, the self, and the ultimate reality. The Upanishad teaches that asking the right questions and seeking wisdom leads to enlightenment. 9. The Four States of Consciousness: The Upanishad describes the four states of consciousness: Jagrat (waking state) Swapna (dream state) Sushupti (deep sleep state) Turiya (the fourth state, representing the transcendental, pure consciousness beyond the other three states, the state of realization of Brahman) 10. Liberation (Moksha): Ultimately, the Prashna Upanishad asserts that through knowledge, self-inquiry, and meditation, one can attain liberation (Moksha), breaking free from the cycle of birth and death (samsara). Summary of the Questions and Answers: 1st Question: What is the cause of creation? - Answer: The Supreme Brahman, manifesting through Prana. 2nd Question: What is the role of the Pranas in sustaining life? - Answer: They control all bodily functions and are vital for life. 3rd Question: How is the individual soul related to the Supreme? - Answer: The soul is one with Brahman, though it appears separate due to ignorance. 4th Question: What happens after death? - Answer: The soul moves according to its karma and reaches a higher or lower state. 5th Question: What is the ultimate truth? - Answer: The realization of the unity between Atman and Brahman leads to liberation. 6th Question: How can one attain liberation? - Answer: Through the realization of the true self (Atman) and the nature of Brahman. The Prashna Upanishad emphasizes knowledge, meditation, and understanding the deeper truths of life and the universe as the path to liberation.

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I think ye mandukya upnishad me hai .?

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Ur Knowledge 👍

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Thank You Puja for taking so much time to explain all these in details. May Sanatan Dharma spread far and wide.

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This is the correct way to talk and know about Abhay Singh/ IIT baba.. Else media is rubbish…

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ଜୟ ଜୟ ଜୟ ଜଗନ୍ନାଥ

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Completely mesmerized , thankyou bhaiya for bringing him , bs ab book magani hai vo wali ❤️

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Wonderful session 💞

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Best video of discussion

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Param gyaani jab Dharm marg Mai chalte hai❤

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Bhai poori series lao inke saath yaar, ye regular guest honey chahiye aapke podcast ke. Baba ke jawabo ke baad jab jab aap pause karke halka smile kar rahe the to khoob anand aa raha tha 😄. Meine kal hi check kiya ki ye aapko follow karte hai Insta pe. Aur aaj aap pahuch gaye inke paas. Maja aa gaya par man nahi bhara yaar. Laatey rahiye inko yaar. Baba ki khaansi ka ilaaj bhi hona chahiye, samaaj ko aur mujh jaiso ko to bhut jarurat hai inki 🙏

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Approximate Structure of Hindu Scriptures: *1. Shruti(which is heard or Revealed):* _- 4 Vedas, UpaVedas, Vedangas_ *2. Smriti(which is Remembered)* _- Manusmriti, Yajnavalkya, Parasara and 15 others_ *3. Puranas* _- 18 MahaPuranas, 18 UpaPuran, Additional 180 UpaPuranas_ *4. Itihaas* _- Ramayan, MahaBharat, Bhagvad Gita(Part of MahaBharat), ShriShivBharat (Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj)_ *5. Darshan* _- Nyaya, Vaisheshika, Sankhya, Yoga, Purva Mimansa, Uttar Mimansa_ *6. Agama* _- Vaishnav -215, Shaiva -28, Saktha-77_

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Only a great mind can explore another. Pranam 🙏

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Bhaiya aj zindigi me pehe Li bar koi podcast pura dekha he mene. Aur dekhte samay ek bar bhi time ki aur dhyan hi nahi gaya. Ye insaan aur jyada famous hona cahiye, tab hamare jese insaan bhi mukt ho payenge. Thanks bhaiya iss interview ke liye... 😊😊😊😊

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Badhiya tha.. bas jab answer de rahe the to ye lag raha tha ki mujhe ummid h aisa hoga answer.. vaisa hi tha har answer jo hmare jaise aur bhi khoji to ne khoja aur khoj rahe

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This is what we need. Two IITians sitting down and having talk about higher truth

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Hyper quest bhai iitian hai 😮

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Sahi kaha..

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👏👏👏👏 soulful discussion

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The Best interview of IIT Baba I have ever seen till now... Thanks @Hyper Quest... Both of you are the best....❤❤❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉

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🙏🏼😇 Thank you so much.

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Yes , totally agree 👍

[@Karanjeet_123]

Brother has enough serenity to listen to the answer after seeking wisdom unlike the so called top News channel reporters who keep asking silly questions intervening Babaji's personal life!

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This was just amazing

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Thanx for bringing real abhey ji❤

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Thank you for this .......podcast ..😌🙏

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River of knowledge is now able to flow with the right questions. 🎉 As if the Dam has been opened.🙏

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This conversation between two incredibly humble and grounded individuals is truly remarkable. I greatly appreciate it. Abhey Ji possesses profound knowledge, and Vishal Ji demonstrates a deep understanding of that wisdom. It's inspiring to witness their connection and mutual respect.

[@HyperQuest]

Thanks a lot🙏❤

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​@@HyperQuestआपकी नजर मे क्या है अभय सिंह ज्ञानी के परम ज्ञानी

[@suvamkeshari]

Knowledge of hindu books are great but now we should be protected against peacefools first. Shastra and Shastra both should go hand in hand.

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Wonderful discussion.. waiting one more episode with Abhay ji

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Sir mujhey aisa laga aap he wahi saksham hai jo IIT baba ka interveiw ley sakte hai 🎉🎉🎉👏

[@harshas5312]

Duality explained very beautifully. "Sukh aur dukh dono koshish kartehe hmara meditation todneka."👌 Also ego explanationed wonderfully. "Since we identify 'I" with money or family or country etc. reduction or expansion of any, will make the 'I" feel smaller or bigger respectively."👌 Looking forward to more such enlightening discussions.

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2 Favs in one video...

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This the best podcast of Abhay Singh

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Arey waahh.. Maan gaye guru aapko.. Apni favourite podcast list mein ab aapka naam hai.. Very good.

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Matter n consciouness ko bina kaal kay yog karkay dekhna bahut acchay sey clear kiya

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Finally right person meet him❤

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I wait for that type of discussion..... Great things i learn,how he teach so easily ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

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Just pure appreciation ❤❤

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So logical topic 🕉️🙏🚩

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Thank you bhai aapne abhay ji ka itna acha interview kiya.... Jai ho aap ki 🙏🙏🙏🙏 Abhay Singh is the real real Sanatan

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Jai Shree Ram 🙏🙏

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Hyper Quest का बहुत बहुत धन्यवाद ; कि अापने एक जीवित योगी से साक्षातकार किया । अभय जी के ज्ञान अौर अनुभव दोनों ने विज्ञान अौर अध्यात्म को एक धरातल पर जोड दिया है । अध्यात्म का अाधार विज्ञान है । अौर विज्ञान अध्यात्म के बिना अधूरा है ।

[@amitavamaji2644]

Clear, specific, pointed, multidirectional discussion, in depth ,in least word discussion, instant replies to all questions shows that Avayji has very clear knowledge of philosophy, puranas and also bitter experience in his home in his childhood days. Now it can be said that he is a complete thoughtful ,logical person with no confusion in life.

[@HyperQuest]

🙏🏻😇

[@VMedvarsity]

@@HyperQuestAbhay ji ko medical books like physiology, anatomy, medicine etc padnaa boliye please… bas utna hi knowledge unko ho gaya toh aur bhi bhuchal ho jayega life mein sab ke ❤

[@pratikashranjande7833]

@@VMedvarsity bhai aap swayam bhi toh kar sakte hai ye path chalan, kyuki aap hum aur abhay toh ek hi hai

[@SurendraSinghArya12-1ddn-uk]

अद्भुद सकारात्मक । धर्म, दर्शन, विज्ञान,तंत्र, संगीत-राग, फोटोग्राफी, डॉक्यूमेंट्री आदि पर केंद्रित यह एपिसोड सोशल मीडिया में चल रही चर्चाओं को जहां ध्वस्त किया है वहीं अभय की संतुलित और विज्ञान-सनातनधर्म की अवधारणाओं को यह वार्ता पुस्टि करता है। 🎉🎉❤

[@Tmplesofindia]

Sab same ho hai. Padhe na padhe​@@VMedvarsity

[@khushbhatt9018]

Superb! I dont know how many people out there are actually able to understand this but this is outstanding for those who understands🙌🏻🙌🏻

[@aparajitasen4378]

After a long waiting finally got this gem video. He is great. He actually changed my life and my view about dharma.l can listen him all day. We want more podcast like this frr . You are too good to ask him question . Great work ❤

[@swetasharma5202]

Thankyou!!!❤ Was waiting ever since you posted its reel !! Thank both of you.

[@juhisolankii]

Amazing, you were so respectable towards him❤

[@harshdutta9282]

Some good part of him is shown

[@shambhavipathak1414]

The very first line has gone over my mind it's like Wait a minute ,I need 5 minutes after every line to get a little idea of what is being talked about. I feel my brain is too tiny to understand it even 50% But to glued to listening completely even repeatedly

[@hirajupadhaya8263]

A big Thankyou for doing this ....

[@ani4502]

after watching ur Instagram video i was eagerly waited for this podcast thank u Hyper Quest Team💕

[@VivekSharma-x4z]

Jai shree ram ❤

[@bgskitchengarden7237]

Look forward to reading his creation. Thank you for making the book available. Thanks to Abhaya for being patience with weird world.

[@sumitprajapati2437]

Isika intezar tha

[@geetanjalidevsharma8044]

Thank you so much for this interview 🙏❤️

[@rajr9391]

As i have seen his many interviews and i found Abhey is super intelligent 🧠 👍♾️

[@GameZone-dz5dj]

Have seen plenty of podcast yet bt this is one of the best ❤ thanks bro just amazing national media failed to represent real abhay singh

[@HyperQuest]

Thank You, please share this podcast🙏

[@verma0123]

Do IITian adhyatam par charcha love u sir ❤❤❤

[@verma0123]

Kripya book ka nam bata do sir❤

[@swetasharma5202]

Depression एक तरीका है तुम्हे व्यवस्थित करने का...! This is such a big realisation! How merciful god is! These evolved people like himself, premanand baba and so many more are the true magicians who pull us out of the loop that we are stuck in within ourselves into the awareness of the greater truth..!

[@PiyushJSR]

*IIT BABA ❤* *INSPIRES ME A LOT .....*

[@PayalTuranvlogging]

He’s beyond everything abhey ✅🕉️❤️🧿

[@SouravSikderOfficial]

Unexpected 😊❤ Humey yeh sab prasn ka uttar chahiye Iswar tatva ka gyan ke liye. News channel wale faltu sawaal karte hai kitna girlfriend tha, kitna kamate they etc. Jai Shri Krishn ❤️

[@akshaypatyal3228]

very deep personality, looking forward to read pdf you provided

[@snehasingh4606]

🎉

[@geminigem8]

🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 only an educated and enlightened person can value him....boht hi badhiya👏👏👏👏👏 chaa gye dono iitians🧿🧿

[@MRAJX01]

Va va 😊😊😊😊😊

[@Saroj-j5u9g]

Most awaited video of my life.

[@TheVivekPath]

You have a lot of knowledge Very deep thinking and particles knowledge

[@jitendrapatel-hs3mw]

Apka hard work ko Salute sir Ea banda hi sanatan dharma ko age leke jaega

[@HyperQuest]

🙏

[@chhiteejthakre4192]

Book kese pad sakte h kaha se milegi book 📚

[@beingspiritual201]

​@@chhiteejthakre4192drive.google.com/file/d/1Tlb2PNsPWT9YpOD_qS12CP29c2IRnU3N/edit

[@rekhanaagar44]

Yahi sonaa chahte h hum sab. Knowledge ki sari baten.❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉 ye hai sahi sawal

[@Shivputri_deepika]

Thank u so much for this podcast. Mai bhi baba ji ki har video dekh kar yahi sochti thi ke koi inse sahi high intellectual sawaal kyu nahi puch raha hai. Kuch interviewer to bohot hi offensive the. Apne itna acha karya kiya hai inka interview lekar. Apke channel par ye mene pehli video dekhi hai. Is video ke through mujhe apki bhi sehajta dekhne ko mili jo dil chuu gayi. Kisi bhi interviewer ne baba ji ko wo respect nahi di jo wo deserve karte hai siwaye apke. Baba ke sab videos dekh kar lagta tha ke media bas inhe nashedi, depressed ya mental hi prove karna chahti hai. Apki video dekh kar lgaa ke ap bhi humari tarah inhe sachme bas janne ki koshish kare hai. Mahadev ap par apni kripa banayein rakhein. Har Har Mahadev 🕉️🙏 aur abhey ji to khud gorakh roop hai, jisdin duniya ko smjh ayega usdin wo tarr jayenge. Jai guru gorakhnath ji. 🙏🕉️

[@MrShankarprajapati]

Listened it without missing a word. Like it...

[@madhavhari7716]

By Far one of the best videos, Great work by Team HyperQuest , Kudos!!

[@HyperQuest]

Thanks 🙏 please share this podcast

[@ritusoni5684]

Mahakumbh ka Amrit ___Abhay sir❤❤❤

[@Radhikamishra7]

Most awaited 💕 IIT BABA ke khilaf bolne wale dekho.....kya deep thought h is admi ka❤❤❤

[@MahindraSingh-jf2os]

Great job Bro ❤bhut km log he jo jiniyash ko ssmjh skte hai gret gret apke samjhne ka trika , ❤sach gret hai nhi to logo ko aadhta v pata nhi he sawal puchne are he

[@HyperQuest]

धन्यवाद, इसे ज्यादा से ज्यादा शेयर करें🙏

[@Charvi112]

Two IITians talking on Adhyatma 🙏 fabulous discussion. Plzz invite Anand Dwivedi ji .

[@shravanjackson817]

The best podcast 💯🧿✨

[@ambikabulbul3366]

Really tremendous work …what an intelligent man 🙏

[@aradhanadutta1343]

Beautiful interview podcast and so extremely interesting ❤️. A difficult topic in such simple way … Har har Mahadev 🙏

[@MunniDevi-wl3cp]

Litterlry goosebumps aa gye two brilliant people's conversation

[@DivyaSingh-vd7nf]

❤❤❤❤

[@moodmusicpioneer1667]

Please do more content like this 😊

[@divyashreebhat6665]

He is a magnet, cannot get out of his talks

[@Thecommonsinger]

I have read his book and after that I read swami Vivekanandas “ Dhyan ki vidhiyan “ , “ main Kaun hun “ . Sab ne ek hi baat kahi hai mann ko saadhna aur fir sabke pare jaana . Shunya

[@moti7610]

Ab tak ka sabse achchha interview. Faltu ki baato ki jagah aap vo sawal puchh rahe hai jo abhay ji duniya ko samjhana chaah rahe hai aur ham jaise log samjhana chaah rahe hai . Aap please abhay ji ko suggest kare ki vo apni theory par research papers taiyar kare.🙏

[@rudrapratap5152]

अत्यंत सुंदर 😊

[@kashishkishore6844]

Most awaited podcast with two iitians in one frame 👍👍talking about sanatan dharma

[@suvamkeshari]

Knowledge of hindu books are great but now we should be protected against peacefools first. Shastra and Shastra both should go hand in hand.

[@333highpriestess6]

Sankhye darshan ka video....Maine kam se kam 5,6 baar suna hai is channel ka Specially jab b mai travel kar rhi hoti hu ...tab muje jyada samaj aarha hota hai ... In dono genius ki is conversation ko ko kam se kam 9, 10 baar sunugi ..

[@souravjoshi85432]

Logic + 🕉 + science = IIT Baba🙏

[@Mhbd_Skh]

Thanks for keeping book.

[@Randonfreeky]

Jai shree ram

[@swatitelange2324]

जागृति - ब्रह्म सत्या स्वप्न - विष्णू सत्य सुषुप्ती - शिवसत्य तुर्या - पूर्ण सत्य उन्मनी - अटल सत्य

[@strongpp240]

Abhey ji Pranaam🙏🙏.. In gen z language you just nailed the concepts

[@thebittertruth7586]

A pure soul 🧡

[@apurvabaluni9]

Can't process it just by listening once.So deep yet so clear & informative. Got a lot of answers. Thank you hyperquest for this interview. You are the correct person to ask questions from iit baba. 🙏