Introduction to Vedanta - Swami Sarvapriyananda - Aparokshanubhuti - Part 13 - November 3, 2016

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jathe,vardhathe etc pramam swamiji..a marvellous speaker of advaitha

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Koti Koti Pranam Swamiji🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@knowthetruth311]

SALUTATIONS to Brahman Thank you swami sarvapriyananda, you're my guru. Not only do I listen but study your lecture with the best of my life. You have really answered all the questions now, I know the truth and applying it is number one on my daily duties. ❤❤❤❤❤

[@SoftSpokenSecrets]

What a gift this series is to us all. Thank you Swami ji 💜🙏🏻

[@zeemist92]

Namaste Swamiji, your knowledge is deep, even about other religions, especially when you spoke about the Zoroastrian religion.. yes we are facing this problem in Mumbai India.. at the same time, we are now disposing the bodies by cremating it and hence a new crematorium is in use at the Worli sea face. Understanding Vedanta and the Indian philosophy has widen my knowledge of all the basic beliefs, rituals and customs of all religion.... it has given me a universal understanding of oneself in relationship to this great divine power and all its diversification. Thank you... OM

[@AmiraAroraOfficial]

Pranam swamiji 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@saipawankumar5297]

The lady in the end almost always asks questions about after life. I hope her keenness is knowing death is Not due to death of her near ones or due to her own imminent death. May God give her the answers she is looking for and may everyone be healthy and happy in her family

[@AmiraAroraOfficial]

Pranam swamiji 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@Sincere-c]

Can't download. Seems like downloading has been deactivated. These lectures are such that you need to listen again and again to really get the full import. VSSC is requested to allow downloading.

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Pranams Swamiji ❤

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sampoojyaswamiji SATHAKODI PRANAMS. no words please accept my 1000s of headbowings pranams pranams

[@rks2515]

Moharaj very nice teaching but I can't Separate "my--self "

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[@rajukunjukrishnan472]

Pranam Guruji 🙏

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Seeing Danger Keeping your great Mouth completely Shut down. Hearty thanks with Love n light. They Shut the ❤Door you kindly Shut the Mouth !❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@ramamoorthy9092]

Namaste.in The Life of kanchi paramachara, four reasearchers ,Hebrew, German,Italian, Greek came and asked him to enlightening which is the oldest language.sanskrit or tamil.he Said Veda bhasha from which Sanskrit and others languages derived.he made a local to recite Sanskrit verse and asked the Hebrew man.he couldn't understand.He said to make certain letters changes in pronunciation.and when read again The Hebrew man completely understood The Sanskrit verse. He proved The language origin.

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Thank you Swamiji 🙏

[@rosappan]

Namaskaram Guru 🙏 🙏🙏 🙏🙏 🙏🙏 🙏🙏 🙏

[@tzadik36]

In kabbalah yechida ( ~ Atman) is indistinguishable from ain sof ( ~ Brahman). Most Jews are unaware of this.

[@jalajgupta1972]

unlike till 12th lecture why have you guys disabled downloading option. any specific reason. Pl make it downloadable . thanks

[@as4yt]

Regarding the question of the last questioner, which claims that Judaism has no faith in the survival of the soul and in the life after death. I am a Jew, I was born to Jewish believing parents, and I learned quite a bit about Judaism. With a sober look, I cautiously assess that ancient Judaism, the Bible, did not have a common belief in surviving soul. However, from the first Babylonian exile (about 500 BC), the concept and belief of the remaining spirit, reward and punishment, heaven and hell, and the resurrection of the dead has been developed. The terms "heaven" and "hell" are actually biblical concepts that have undergone a change of meaning. Heaven in Hebrew is "Gan Eden", which is a physical graden near the origins of the Euphrates and Tigris rivers. Hell in Hebrew is “Gehinnom”, which is the abbreviation of the "Valley of Hinnom", which is a place near Jerusalem, where horrific and terrible ritual of sacrificing children took place, in total contradiction to Judaism. Later, the term "Gehinnom" was used to describe a place of agony and pain. According to this, let's ask how biblical Judaism existed as a religion and a belief? What motivated the ancient Israelis (Hebrews) to obey the laws of the Torah? The answer is that ancient Judaism, and in fact important parts of Jewish thought to this day, see the focus of the Israeli person's identification with the Israeli nation. The nation, the people, is the main point. The Israeli people are the "chosen people," and therefore God's will will be expressed in the sanctity of the people. The individual person finds his purpose in strengthening national sanctity. During the Babylonian exile, in which the Jews found themselves as individuals, without a kingdom, without a land, without national institutions, there was a need to strengthen the focus of man's motivation on the individual person, not only as a part of the people. Thus the foundations of faith in the survival of the soul evolved. Thus, during the Hasmoneans time, the conflict was mainly a religious conflict between the believing Jews and the Hellenistic culture. The Hellenists demanded that the Jews to admit that "there is no world but one," that is, this world. And the Jews objected strongly to this. The sages of the Jews interpreted verses from the Bible as verses indicating the remaining of the soul. Samuel 1, 25:29 "Yet the soul of my lord (my lord = king David) will be bound in the bundle of life with the LORD thy God” Deuteronomy 31:16 "And the LORD said unto Moses: 'Behold, thou art about to sleep (die) with thy ancestors; and this people will rise up, and go astray after the foreign gods of the land, whither they go to be among them, and will forsake Me, and break My covenant which I have made with them. " In the Hebrew source of this verse, the words “with thy ancestors” are immediately followed by “rise up”, so the new interpretation was “thou art about to die and rise up”. However, even given the belief in reward and punishment, Maimonides, one of the greatest Jewish sages, explains that the excellent person should do good deeds because that's what is good, not for reward or punishment, even though reward and punishment are indeed guaranteed. (Maimonides, Laws of Teshuva, Chapter 10) Finally, one of the greatest Jewish sages of the early 20th century, Rabbi Yosef Yitzchak Schneerson, was arrested by the communist regime because he continued to teach Judaism even though the regime forbade it. The Soviet officer waved his pistol at the rabbi and said, "This toy has convinced many people." "This toy can convince anyone who has many gods, but only one world," said the rabbi, "The one who has one God and two worlds - this toy cannot convince him."

[@shivam333322]

Thanks for sharing such precious knowledge, why don't you start a blog?

[@netmonetization]

Excellent stuff - although my comments seems to be disappearing into the void

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please allow download

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Jai Shree Ramakrishna

[@anandmacherla9549]

Is there a community/place/site that has taken notes of what Swami Sarvapriyananda explains? It would be supremely helpful. If not, happy to start.

[@santhoshgopinath816]

Can we study the Atma vs Physical body as follows ? 6-Fold changes of body - Stage What happens Contra definition of Atma (?) Jayate - is born Na-Jayate Asti - coming into existence Na Bhutva Vardhate - it grows Purana Vipareenamate - Hit peak with no further growth Nitya Apaksheeyate - deterioration, aches, pains, diseases Shashvata Nashyate - death Na mruyate (na jayate mriyate va kadacin nayam bhutva bhavita va na bhuyah ajo nityah sasvato 'yam purano na hanyate hanyamane sarire… BG Ch.2, v-20.)… Namaste !

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pranams gurudev

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[@NachiV]

38:09 Tuesday 15th Sept Pranams guruji

[@santhoshgopinath816]

Descartes - “I think therefore I am”. Vedanta - I am , therefore I think. Fallacy of Descartes - There is no proof needed for I am. I am self evident. Thought is an object. I don’t need to prove the subject me with an object that I do. The subject comes before the object, without the subject object has no existence in the subject. Namaste !

[@vboserajang]

Swamiji I have one question, how and why pot or wave or ornaments formed? Rest all the concepts sounds fine, but what vedas says about this question. Can you please answer this question. It's very important for me

[@AdityaPathak.]

I have no authority to comment here, but from what I have understood from listening to Swamiji is that it is because of the projecting power of Maya (विक्षेप शक्ति) & because of our past karmas.

[@chidambareswarankn7883]

Swami has elaborated on 3 types of truth: prathibhasika satya, vyavaharika sathya and paramarthika sathya. The world we are familiar with in our waking state is vyavaharika sathya. We find the said items to be useful in our this-world experience. But they have no relevance in Absolute truth or Paramarthika sathya.

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The world is not attached to Self either. It is always passing.

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Amake kichu kaj korte hobe, before babies wold come, then i will be busy, stay blessed ! Try to forget the existence ! shroddha nirantar !!!

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[@markf2720]

1200 not 1400 years ago

[@pratik6342]

With due respect to your own will, are you here to find out the faults ? Because I am seeing you in comment section of almost every video finding out the faults.. like numbers of years as well as pronunciation or language faults of swamiji.. haha..i mean it's interesting..other people post what they learnt from video but you post faults.. It's your own will and I respect that but just quoted my observation..Namaste 🙏

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pranams gurudev

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Thank you Swamiji 🙏♥️