Seeking Versus Seeing by Swami Atmapriyananda

[@pramodrai3199]

Pranam Swami Jee 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@nomadcrows]

What a talk! I'm sure I didn't absorb everything I could, I will return for another listen. These are extremely wise and accessible words, like the words of Sri Ramakrishna. It's so amazing this man doesn't know me but he understands my mind better than I do 😂

[@chemzard]

Pranams! Amazing inteligence, grace and kindness of Swamiji....I wish for more talks from Swamiji on KZbin...I thought Swami Sarvapriyanandaji was the ultimate KZbin Swami for me, but Swami Atmapriyanandaji shines like the sun, and makes him a pale moon....

[@pnvenkatesh2305]

Never get tired.of.hearing Swamiji.May he live long.

[@SrikanthIyerTheMariner]

Can never compare the two .. but my God ...this swami is brilliant!!!

[@paramahansayogananda51]

Thanks. A moment's company of a Saint can act like a boat to carry one across the ocean of delusion. Inspiring service by Reverend Swamiji.

[@mokshajetley9244]

Jai Sri Ramakrishna Jai Sri Ramakrishna Jai Sri Ramakrishna Jai Sri Ramakrishna Jai Sri Ramakrishna

[@dipakpal9578]

I bow down to you 🙏🙏🙏

[@paramahansayogananda51]

Amazing, Swamiji's wisdom and devotion. Inspiring. Pranam. May the glance of grace of Sri Ramakrishna Paramahansa be on us.

[@persischhapkhanawalla3402]

What a superb lecture! Thank you Swamiji and all concerned people who have brought it to everyone! Indebted!!

[@mindfulkayaker7737]

I love the parable of the bird in the ship One of the deepest spiritual teaching for those of us who have been seeking for many years without attaining the final goal

[@jakuvenky]

Pranam at your Feet Swamiji🙏🙏

[@mindfulkayaker7737]

So the purpose of seeking is to arrive to the realization that freedom is the total surrender to God will !

[@mousumimishra511]

Wonderful! Thank you

[@reenadhar3701]

Pranam! Brilliant talk as always. Such a joy to hear you and imbibe a tiny bit of your vast spititual insights.

[@kathleensutherland6593]

Fabulous talk. Thank you.

[@sumanaghosal5072]

Pronam to you Swamiji and thanks a lot for uploading

[@csundry]

Namaste Maharaj, Thank you for explaining the topic on Seeing versus Seeking...Your clarity on the subject was very much to the point and cleared some of the doubts I had... OM...

[@George-cy3yz]

Jesus said no man come to me unless God, who sent me, draws them, and I will raise them up on the last day Jn 6:44.

[@Sincere-c]

Profound truth. Thousand pranams to Swamiji.

[@sivarajah5346]

Pranams to Swamiji.

[@gopalankuttyezhuthachan6498]

My humble pranaam

[@dipakpal9578]

Amar sasradha pronam.

[@rajaninambiar6444]

🙏🙏🙏 Swamiji

[@mindfulkayaker7737]

Surrender to God is the most difficult step for a person like me who spent the first 36 years of his life under a strong scientific and materialistic education

[@sitakumarikasturi4573]

Pranams

[@Music-eo6ts]

Pranam Swamiji 🙏

[@sitakumarikasturi4573]

Pranams 7

[@krishnapartha]

Could you kindly add subtitles? If volunteers are needed to transcribe I am happy to sign up. ❤ please send me a message and I will help.

[@mkh2799]

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[@sitakumarikasturi4573]

Pramams

[@advaitatattva8353]

please give more videos

[@gurbaxsinghgadhoke4224]

So on a serious note we begin one passage in the taitreeyeh upnishabad attributed trishankhu .Trishanku is one rishi Trishanku vedan vachanmh Ved is the body of knowledge called divided into four portions called Vedas.. anu vachanam following the veda he makes a statement . Realized the self that is vast and infinite and amazed at its glory .. we are small limited pains ache all this belongs to the body and mind though we are the infibite self encased in this body mind and ( imagining?) that we are this small.. Asthavkara samhita : What glory I am I am the gloriest self who else I interact with repeatedly .. you I are being made to be aware of our own glorious self .. infinte vast lumnious ..awake to this conciousness bow down to this self

[@atman5230]

33:20 I like what you say about when a man has realised Atman that will not end spiritual seeking.There will be new abilities to master and many new things to learn.

[@chemzard]

Kaarpanya: Swami Atmapriyanandaji defines it as "helplessness"; and that's how I learnt it as well. In another talk, Swami Sarvapriyanandaji defines Karpanya as "poverty" or "narrow-mindedness" or "limited thinking". I wonder which is correct... Or, depending on the context, are both correct? Wish someone from Vedanta Society can bring me an answer...Pranams!

[@triptisaha7868]

One Sanskrit word may have various different meanings based on the contexts.

[@smarajitsarkar766]

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[@mkh2799]

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