The One With Steady Wisdom (Bhagavad Gita) | Swami Sarvapriyananda

Swami Sarvapriyananda teaches Verse 55 (Chapter 2) of the Bhagavad Gita. Audio Lectures on Bhagavad Gita and the Mandukya Upanishad are available on the following platforms:
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Swami Sarvapriyananda's audio lectures on the Bhagavad Gita and the Mandukya Upanishad are available on the following platforms: Soundcloud: soundcloud.com/vedantany Apple Podcast: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/vedanta-talks/id1247628265 Spotify: open.spotify.com/show/5IrDmqXhiGwwyQcIUjRhtB Google Podcast: play.google.com/music/listen#/ps/Id4iuvdm6fizkvkbdtvpojmdvoe Or you can simply search for our podcast: ‘Vedanta Talks’ on any of your preferred podcasting apps.

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Thank you very much 👍

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Can you please upload video lectures too?

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Pranam Swamiji🙏🏻 Seeking blessing at your feet Also thanks Vedanta NY for such a wonderful upload time and again,

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Thank you so much

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Change the name of channel to swami sarvpriyanand also put his picture on profile.

[@balkrishnashinde9815]

I think Narendra is reborned in ur form.we the Indians are very lucky that Narendra has got us in ur form.

[@chormpan2104]

It's truly amazing how much knowledge this man has, I don't think I've ever finished one book in my life and I've seen this man not only talk hours upon hours on many books and teachings he can also on cue recite difficult mantras and passages from these thick ass books lol, damn, makes me envious to how he can hold and retain so much knowledge, this dude definitely has expanded his awareness and concentration to a crazy level, this guy is legit!

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Lamar Sanders I was blessed to meet him and he’s a beautiful soul 🕉🙏🏻🕉

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that is a benefit of bramacharya (with emphasis on preserving virya) , it takes the brain to another level

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very funny quote ! you are just telling us you are not very interested, aren't you ?

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@@cubanadiense could you just say serious things and be more explicit, please ?

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ch nedjar interested on what?

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A quick summary of another great lecture by the Swamiji. All omissions and mistakes are mine and mine alone. The most important chapters in the Gita are the second and the eighteenth, where the second chapter comprises pretty much all the important points, while the last chapter is a concise summary. The three great themes of the second chapter are the Gyaana Yoga (the doctrine of the Atman), Karma Yoga and Arjuna's question on enlightenment. We get a glimpse of the first when we study the Maundukya Upanishad, we see that everything is Brahman, and you are Brahman. The second great theme is Karma Yoga: what do I do in this life? “Do I need to renounce life?” asks Arjuna. Krishna gives remarkable advice here, by saying, “You don’t have to do anything new, but you need to change your attitude completely.” As TS Eliot said, “We shall not cease from exploration/ And the end of all our exploring/ Will be to arrive where we started/ And know the place for the first time.” The third great theme starts when Arjuna asks, what is it like to be fully enlightened? He asks four questions: how does an enlightened person speak and what is his language? How does that person sit (the wider meaning being, how does this person react to life as it happens)? How does this person walk (meaning, how does he interact with the people around him)? Now, one may ask, how does it help us to know how such people behave? It helps us because it gives us lesser mortals practices to emulate so we can get there too with effort. (Around 13:00) Sri Krishna gives his answer, which can be found from the 55th to the 72nd verse. When a person gives up his all the desires embedded deep in his mind and he is entirely and competely fulfilled in the Atman, then you know his wisdom is set, then enlightenment is fully realised. The path of gnaya yoga involves shravanam (listening to the Upanishads and sacred texts), mananam (reflecting upon them), nidhidyasana (and meditating upon the teachings); in other words, you first hear the truths, raise questions, and stay on the message once the penny has dropped. And the knowledge must be realised into actualisation, which is to say you need to practice what you have learnt, ie give up anger, greed etc. Vivekananda says what you have learnt must manifest itself in day-to-day life; how to convert this knowledge into realisation is of the essence: that is convert the pragya (wisdom) into sthitha pragya (steady, unwavering wisdom). The point of studying Vedanta is that you need to relate it back to your life, otherwise it won’t be of much use. Once your realise the Atman within you, and delight in that state of being, then you will realise that you don’t need any other external source of happiness, because the fountain of infinite bliss is within you. Adi Shankaracharya, the renowned Advaitha philosopher, said that there is an ocean of bliss within us, but mankind goes mad in search of the “spray” that comes from waves of this very ocean. When your mind isn’t affected by worldly happenings, then you have a steady intellect and verily on the path to enlightenment. Mind you, the Gita doesn’t ask you to give up worldly activities, but asks you to be not attached to the result of your actions. When you hold onto something in this world, that holds onto you as well. A man saw a rug being swept away in the flood and jumped into the water to save the rug. Once he managed to reach the rug and pull it across toward himself, he realised it was actually a bear. Meanwhile, the people looking from afar saw that he was being swept away by the flood and so asked him to give up the rug. Upon which the man shouted back, “I have given up the rug, but the rug isn’t giving me up!”

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Thank you so much for your transcription. Appreciate it. Namaste.

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Wow 🙏

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Thank you so much 🙏🙏

[@oln3678]

Swami , so many times you pulled my mind out of the gutter. Its been over 3 years now and everyday I look to you. You are the hand that points to the Sun

[@ravivaradhan4956]

No need to give up activities and pursuits. But, give up the mistaken notion that you will gain happiness if you complete those activities.

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Or you will not gain happiness until you get to perform or experience certain activities.

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Ok will do

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I could watch this 30 times and glean something new each pass. No better labyrinth to dare to try to complete than Swami Sarvapriyananda's talks on Vedanta.

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Thank you Swami we are so blessed to have you in our lives 🙏🏻🕉🙏🏻

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The way swami ji says no no no no no .... so cute

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Life Ruhani Even i like it🤗

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Fr hes so cute 🤣 I love him man.

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Please upload all bhagwad gita lectures on KZbin too 🙏🙏🙏

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🕉🍃🤗Could be nice... Thank you 🤗🍃🕉

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All none yes please swamiji ... with deep gratitude 🙏🙏

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You can listen in Spotify..... check description box

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Uploaded..have you guys watched it?

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It’s on Vedanta New York archives, podcast type

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❤️Sthitapradnya : STABLE INSIGHT AND STABLE INTELLECT Arjuna then asked, "Shri Krishna, who should be called a person of stable insight (Sthitapradnya) and how to recognise him. Also, what are the characteristics of a person who may be called a person of stable intellect (Sthirabuddhi)? And how to recognise a person who perpetually enjoys the state of Samadhi? In what state does he remain and what does he look like? (Note: Samadhi is a deep state of trance without thoughts.) Shri Krishna replied, "The strong desire carried in the mind for sense pleasures is what comes in the way of the bliss of the Self. He who is always contented and whose desire for sense pleasures which is the cause of the downfall of persons, has left him for good and who is always immersed in the bliss of the Self should be considered as a person of stable insight (Sthitapradnya). Desire and anger vanish naturally from the mind of a person who remains unperturbed even when faced with all types of distress and who is not led astray by the lure of pleasure. Having reached a state of perfection he is totally free of fear. Freed of these restraints he has reached oneness with the Brahman. Such a person should be considered as a person of stable intellect. Such person always behaves with impartial attitude towards all. This nature of his having constant equanimity and compassion towards all creatures never changes. He is never enthralled by happiness from good things nor disheartened by sorrow from the bad. He who, being bereft of feelings of happiness and sorrow, remains absorbed in the Supreme Self should be considered as a person of stable insight (Sthitapradnya). And he who is in complete control of his sense organs, should be considered as a person of stable intellect. CONTROLLING SENSE ORGANS And Arjuna, I shall tell you an interesting thing. Seekers practice restraint and give up sense-pleasures; but they too can get entangled in various types of sense-pleasures if while restraining the ears, eyes etc., they fail to restrain the tongue. One can restrain himself from all sense- pleasures except that of the tongue. One cannot forcibly restrain the pleasure of the tongue because our life depends on food. But when a seeker attains Self-realisation, the tongue naturally gets controlled and since the "I am the body" feeling has left him he forgets all sense-pleasures. These organs cannot be brought under control by any other means. (NB: It is implied that external means like rituals, fasts etc. are not useful. Internal means like meditation only are useful for the purpose). Because even those who constantly try to conquer them and keep their minds under control by observing strict rules and restrictions, are harassed by them. Such is the power of these organs! Even in the case of yogis, the sense objects appear in the form of Riddhi-Siddhis (Occult powers) gained by them and rule their minds through the organs. If a yogi is caught in their clutches then he deviates from his study of yoga, such is the strength of the organs. Therefore Arjuna, he who leaves all desire of pleasures, controls his organs and is not allured by the sense-pleasures is alone worthy of the trust set by yoga i.e. steadiness of intellect. Such a person has the knowledge of the Self and never forgets me. [Note: Shri Krishna presents himself henceforth as Supreme Soul]. On the other hand, he who outwardly gives up sense-objects but keeps on thinking about them must be considered as being entangled only in the materialistic world. A slightest trace of desires remaining in the mind destroys discretion. Mere memory of these sense-pleasures creates desire for them in the mind of even a detached person. Passions then arise in the mind and where there is passion there is also anger. Anger leads to thoughtlessness. Thoughtlessness leads to loss of memory and then the intellect is engulfed by the darkness of ignorance. The intellect then suffers and loses direction. Thus, the loss of memory leads to confused intellect and this in turn destroys all knowledge. In this way, even occasional memory of the sense-pleasures can lead to such downfall. Therefore, when these sense-pleasures are totally removed from the mind, anger and hate are automatically destroyed. When anger and hate are destroyed then even if the organs become engaged in the sense-pleasures they do no harm. Such a person is detached towards sense- objects, free of desire and anger and remains engrossed in the bliss of the Self. He who thus remains absorbed in the Self may be considered without doubt to have a stable intellect. Be Cheerful Worldly sorrows do not enter a cheerful mind. How can a person feel unhappy when his heart is cheerful? The mind of such a person remains naturally focused on God. Like a flame in windless air, that person with stable intellect achieves the yogic state and becomes united with Brahman. A person in whose mind the thoughts of this yoga do not take root, gets entangled in the trap of sense objects. The intellect of such person is never stable nor does he desire it to be stable. If there is no feeling of stability in the mind then how can he achieve peace? Just as a sinner cannot attain liberation, similarly where there is no love for peace there is no happiness either, even by chance. Therefore instability of mind is the cause for sorrow and therefore it is best to control the sense-organs. Persons who submit to the demands of the sense-organs do not really transcend the material world, though outwardly it may appear to be so. Even a person who has attained Self-realisation, is trapped in the sorrowful consequences of the material world if he pampers the sense organs. Therefore what better achievement is there than conquering the sense-organs? He whose sense-organs obey his commands may be considered has having a stable insight. Now listen to another characteristic of such a person who has reached perfection. YOGI IS ALWAYS AWAKE When all creatures are in a state of sleep regarding Brahman he is ever awake to it and he shuts his eyes at the (material) things for which everybody else struggles. Such a person should be recognised as a great sage free of attachments. He is not bothered about whether or not he has achieved the Riddhi-Siddhis (Occult powers). Satiated with Self-realisation, he remains in the state of bliss of the Self and goes about in this world in that state, bereft of ego and all desires. Recognise him truly as a person with stable insight. This is what is called the extreme state of the Brahman experienced by the dispassionate people who effortlessly become one with it. Once they become one with Brahman then there is no question of8 their mind suffering and becoming an impediment in the way of reaching the state of the Brahman at the time of physical death. 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

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Love that sweet smile always dancing on his face .. divine energy explain difficult topic such an easy .. not only he is full of knowledge but love too 🙇🏻‍♀️🙏🫶🏻

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We are the Ever Pure Ocean of Consciousness Existence Bliss, unborn undying unchanging hidden by the veil of ignorance. We are Brahman, One without a second. Namaste 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾

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So beautiful

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When I read raja and karma yoga from swami vivekananda I came to his lectures for mor info and clearance. Yesterday I finished the bagavat Gita and totay I am here.

[@RajeshYadav-vi5uf]

You hold on something and that thing also holds you, this is the story of all addiction. Blessed to have found you Swami. Dandwat Pranam.

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Initially, you hold on to it, but then it holds on to you! You are unable to give it up. Initially we have desires, but eventually the desires have us!

[@ranganasarmaduvvuri9007]

Guru ji, Pranaam . I bow down to you to take me forward on my quest and spiritual journey. You spoke in one of your lectures, of some one looking for a guru for twenty years, but that is true of me, and I have also taken that much time, but I have found my guru in you now, late in life , but still grateful. When I was young I tried to understand, but obviously it was superficial and work took over. I had the opportunity to work with Swami Ranaganathananda at a clinic set up by Ramakrishna mission in Hyderabad, for eight years, and while I was blessed to interact with swamiji, it was always work related. I heard his lectures in Golpark in kolkatta, but very unfortunately, immersed in work of one or the other kind mostly, and besides, I could not understand or find clarity. For the first time , I actually look forward for taking out as much time to listen to you. Pada Pranam guru ji.

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Actually Swami Sarvapriyananda I clearly observe Swami Vivekananda in ur form n ur towering personality.

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Lovely .... May Allah bless Swami Sarvapriyananda

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@jaffer Allah blessings is always with all of us.

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Om Namo Narayanaya 🙏🕉🙏

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namaste may lord krishna show blessing to all pure hearts

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I would like to say concept of Allah and Brahman is not same

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Surah 3:151: "We shall cast terror into the hearts of those who disbelieve (all non-Muslims) …" Surah 9:5: "Then kill the disbelievers (non-Muslims) wherever you find them, capture them and besiege them, and lie in wait for them in each and every ambush …" Surah 2:191: "And kill them (non-Muslims) wherever you find them … kill them. Such is the recompense of the disbelievers (non-Muslims)." Take your murderous and psychopathic god out of here. He doesn't exist. And he doesnt share anything in common with Brahman

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I cannot thank you enough for your wonderful teachings and guidance through these KZbin videos.🙏🙏🙏

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Fortunate enough to have an international famous teacher like swamiji , my pranam to swamiji .

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Om namah shivaya! Jaya karunabdhe

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Swamiji ko shat shat Naman

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Truly blessed to have such an elevated soul with amazing clarity among us. Being student of science I haven't seen any thing more convincing than what he says. Yoga is the practice of moderation in what we speak, act or think (I may be wrong but this is what I understand as of now). If this be true, majority of an ordinary soul will rise spiritually gradually and therefore the knowledge that will help an ordinary to rise and become slightly better in next life would be of immense help and relatively easy to practice. I make, therefore, humble request to Pujya Swamiji to upload videos on re-birth and the aspects that one should cultivate in the present life that will help become at least slightly better, if not more, in the next life.

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Geeta revealed in a new dimension. Great discussion. Pronaam Maharaj

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Absolutely blissful! So simple and yet so profound.

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Neither seek nor reject. The aha moment for me 🙏🙏

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Grateful to Swamiji 🙏 His words are ultimate pearls of wisdom 🙏

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Thank you swamji....hare krsna.

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Jai Shri Ramkrishna. Jai Shri Krishna.

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Class and Vivid Explanation. Narayana, Shiva Shiva, Brahma Deva. Sri OM Sri.

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Welcome back Swami!

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Beautiful !! I have no words to praise!

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Yes please upload again, i loved it very much

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Heart felt gratitudes n pranam . So inspiring , so thought provoking , so full of essence & so soul enthralling ..

[@DisnakumariKalubowila]

🙏🙏🙏 Bhagawath gita is a very advance teaching for a human who why he should be liberated. Thank you swamiji.

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Extra ordinary enriching talk. We feel immensely BLESSED.

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প্রণাম মহারাজ!

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When there is no fear or sense of insecurity in oneself does not need a gilded identity or worldly honour In every man there is something deep within which is trying to unfold itself shine forth in all its splendour

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Swamiji my heartfelt pranamas to you . You are ultimate bundle of knowledge. Now days I feel like to spend my day just listening to you. Iam so blessed.Thank you so ver much .God bless you swamiji🙏🙏🙏

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OMG!! its like I just had glimpse of enlightenment !! Swamiji Thanks!!!

[@gauravmohan9271]

Thank you sir... Sometimes words feel short...Don't know you can read this message or not but your lecturers have unlocked the doors for so much knowledge and allow me to humbly march on the steps towards absoluteness....May God bless you health,clarity and vigour to spread the seeds of enlightenment far and wide....

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No void in any spot. Your whole perspective is excellently and seamlessly complete. Namaste, Sir 🙏

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Blessings ! peace, peace ,peace , thank you!

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Pranam Swamiji 🙏

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Very useful elaborative teachings .swamiji pranam .

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bless of GOD upon you , your progress is real and your knowledge is excellent , swami ji pranam

[@balkrishnashinde9815]

I naturally roll down the happy tears whenever n whenever I listen ur divine lectures on divine things.

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Thank you Swami Sarvapriyananda 🙏🙏

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Wonderful!

[@praveenp8158]

The knowledge of divinity within us, in itself, will not lead to fulfillment. The divinity should manifest in our thoughts, words and deeds. This knowledge should be able to protect us from the sufferings of the daily life! Pranaams Swami!

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Wonderful teaching, Thanks for uploading this video.

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Pranam स्वामीजी... 🙏 Monk of the 21century😇

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Big fan of yours swami ji..

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Luks lyk swami vivekananda's has taken avtar into swami ji's form

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Behad ke behad ki Param Param Param Maha Santhi hai Maha Santhi hai Maha Santhi hai anantha koti dhanyavadamulu❤️❤️🙏🙏🙏💯💯💯💚💚💚🙏🙏🙏

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Namaskaram Guru 🙏🙏🙏

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Thanks Swami Sarvapriyananda 🙏❤️🙌

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So powerful 🙏 🙏🙏

[@amritradha]

The bear hug explanation is so very appropriate. Swamyji. Thank you.

[@chitramohanty820]

So enlightening and inspiring . I listen to this every morning.

[@shivamumbai1]

Pranam.

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Thank you swamiji your lecture is serious and enjoyable at the same time you are a very good teacher thank you

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🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🎉 pranaam 🙏🏽

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Pranam Swamiji

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Prabam Maharaj. Really blessed to listen this teachings form you.

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Please upload bhagwad guta lectures...

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pranams gurudev

[@MrSubhamd2]

Swamiji, your lectures are such an eye opener!🙏

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Swami your name really suits you the most you are loved by all, you are priya(beloved) to sarva(everyone) ♥️

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Very good namaste swamiji

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Thank you very very much Swamiji🙏🙏🙏

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प्रणाम स्वामीजी !

[@sohiel2]

The incident swamiji narrates at 46:45 simple yet so profound!

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Beautiful 🙏🙏🙏

[@deepRpriya]

Pranam

[@bajajones5093]

simply wonderful.

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Bahut.bahut.gretitude.for.wonderful.undrstanding.geeta.chepeter.two.bahut.bahut.dhanyabad.Swami.jii

[@ashamanjabhattacharyya1081]

Excellently explained by Swamiji.

[@ShanVed]

🙏 Pranam Swamiji

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Thank u so much swamiji ...u are really my inspiration

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Swamy ji🙏 aashirwad do...🙏

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Thankyu Swamiji

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🤗🍃🕉Hari Hari -Sarvapriyananda and Teams -Thank you!🕉🍃🤗 🤓😍I'd say: Whatever we ought to clean (for example arati plates ecc.) is like cleansing the HEART-but as a consequence it is also cleansing the mind. Cleansing the mind - as i experienced and understood - is easier by chanting mantras. Singing and dancing along, as i experienced, is cleansing the heart too, means diving into bliss. Body, mind and soul are taking showers of bliss. This includs automatically the three tipes of Yoga: Bhakti-Yoga, Jnana-Yoga and Karma-Yoga. How is this possible? -One surrenders, than stops thinking worldly things and does one pointed action by dancing, singing, devotional service - even though doing worldly things (compare Chaitanya Mahaprabhu's revolutionary setting). No paradox...🤓😍 🕉🍃🤗Thank you🕉🍃🤗

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🕉🍃🤗 To add an example -not so positive one - for that could be the couple which wants to kiss....reads how to do it, thinks and speculats, feels that it could be nice - and then never does.🍃🤗🕉

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Pronam swamiji 🙏🏻🙏🏻

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Pure soul.

[@josefinaaguirre5790]

Thank you Swamiji I forgot, and forgot! I remember when Arajuna also forgot, so time to begin again

[@Thenarayanaclips]

Charan Sparsh, Gurudev! Thank you so very much for this awesome and clear explanation. This means a lot.

[@absolute7433]

Thank you for your teaching

[@sudeshnamitrapal9804]

Swamiji you answer and address any doubt that crop up in my mind

[@geetbhardwaj3879]

Excellent and very well explained Swamiji

[@vikasmohindra9297]

Namaste Sarvapriyananda ji, Request you to give lectures in Hindi also. This will benefit thousands of Hindi speaking people.

[@higherandhigher5848]

Thank you for this very helpful talk.

[@manojmishra9744]

🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏 to swami ji . I feel overwhelmed n blissfuk

[@Sunira369]

Your videos always help me to have that experience

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This man is a gift

[@tzadik36]

Pronaams!🙏

[@JAYDEV402]

Shat shat Vandan!!

[@amritradha]

I really get it Swamyji. Your explanation really tops it up like you said toppings. So joyous dear Swamyji. I feel so sorry for some dear ones who will not fall for my proceedings. So smart and efficient in worldly matters but can't even stand anything on spirituality though very good morally.

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!! अहं ब्रह्मस्मि !!

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Thank you very much. 🙏🏽😊❤

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Thanks for sharing 🙏