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Satsang with Mooji, 28th June 2009
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What is Advaita Vedanta?
Introduction: The fundamental knowledge is Atman is Brahman. The Atman being the "Self" and Brahman means the "All Soul" or the Universal Consciousness. Vedas speak of mystical union as the realization that Atman is Brahman.Advaita is a Sanskrit word that literally means "not two". Modern interpretation of Advaita is sometimes presented as "Nonduality" and even revised as the end of the Vedas or "Nonduality beyond knowledge."…Continue
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Started by Eric Allen Bell Nov 17, 2009.
You Are Already That
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Tags: consciousness, self-realization, spiritual, video, mystic
Started by Eric Allen Bell Nov 1, 2009.
The Path of Love: Bhakti Yoga 2 Replies
For those more emotional than intellectual, bhakti yoga is recommended. Bhakti yoga is the path of devotion, the method of attaining God through love and the loving recollection of God. Most religions emphasize this spiritual path because it is the most natural. As with other yogas, the goal of the bhakta, the devotee of God, is to attain God-realization—oneness with the Divine. The bhakta attains this through the force of love, that most powerful and irresistible of emotions.Love is accessible…Continue
Tags: conciousness, inquiry, spiritual, spirituality, mysticism
Started by Eric Allen Bell. Last reply by Juta Semmel Oct 30, 2009.
Ramakrishna Paramahamsa
Ramakrishna Parmahamsa is perhaps the best known saint of nineteenth century India. He was born in a poor Brahmin family in 1836, in a small town near Calcutta, West Bengal. As a young man, he was artistic and a popular storyteller and actor. His parents were religious, and prone to visions and spiritual dreams. Ramakrishna's father had a vision of the god Gadadhara (Vishnu) while on a religious pilgrimage. In the vision, the god told him that he would be born into the family as a son.Young…Continue
Tags: vedic, God, Hindu, vedas, consciousness
Started by Eric Allen Bell Oct 7, 2009.
The Path of Meditation: Raja Yoga
Raja yoga, is the royal path of meditation. As a king maintains control over his kingdom, so can we maintain control over our own "kingdom"—the vast territory of the mind. In raja yoga we use our mental powers to realize the Atman through the process of psychological control.The basic premise of raja yoga is that our perception of the divine Self is obscured by the disturbances of the mind. If the mind can be made still and pure, the Self will automatically, instantaneously, shine forth. Says…Continue
Tags: conciousness, inquiry, spiritual, spirituality, mysticism
Started by Eric Allen Bell Sep 28, 2009.
The Path of Work: Karma Yoga
Karma yoga is the yoga of action or work; specifically, karma yoga is the path of dedicated work: renouncing the results of our actions as a spiritual offering rather than hoarding the results for ourselves.As we mentioned earlier, karma is both action and the result of action. What we experience today is the result of our karma—both good and bad—created by our previous actions. This chain of cause and effect that we ourselves have created can be snapped by karma yoga: fighting fire with fire,…Continue
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Started by Eric Allen Bell Sep 28, 2009.
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