Bhaava – The Dance of Emotion
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Bhaava – Discover the dance of emotion in Vedanta We have a mixed relationship with the landscape of our emotions. We are moved by…
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Bhaava – Discover the dance of emotion in Vedanta We have a mixed relationship with the landscape of our emotions. We are moved by…
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thanks….ganpati smiles by removing all obstacles and difficulties from our path and assist us to deal with experiences good, bad ugly.
Thanks
As a Newbie, I am continuously browsing online for articles that can benefit me. Thank you!
Pranams at your lotus feet Swaminiji 🙌🙏🥰 Wonderful!
Thanks for the wonderful information
HarihOm
Bhagvan Ram was Maryada purushottam. His entire life he stood by what he said and never did anything against dharma.
🌟Danyavadah🌟
A beautiful ritual of realisation of auspiciousness … always thankful for your sharings as sometimes I am bewildered by it all Namaskaram 🙏
Pranams Swaminji B 🙏
This is so exciting for me as the last 5 years I have been trying to “nut” out what are the Vedas/what is Vedanta, how do I make sense of it all etc., how do I find the linkage required to enhance my personal self-growth and so on.
Now, being more relaxed after my Arsha Vidya Gurukulam, Anaikatti experience, I am so grateful, with the grace of Isvara to have found, dare I say my Guru, thank you for reaffirming my gradual (very slow understandings).
I seem to always start things backwards, or too far ahead of my qualifications. Now I feel that Taitiriya Upanishad is going to really ground me in a way to clarify the bits and pieces already pursued all the way from my 20’s … Guru Purnima blesses my 65th year.
I find this lay out to be exceptional by the way.
Harih Om
Dhanyavadah
With love
Renate
Thank you for being the first to offer comments 🙂
Renate, you are blessed in so many ways.
I am happy that you like the layout
good intentions are always needed while starting something a fresh
with prayers
sudhakar
Yes. Well said!
Wow! I used to chant this in school (Chinmaya Mission) This has taken me back to my childhood. Lovely
Wonderful
Namaste! Kindly add me to the GIta-Amrtam channel. Look forward to being assigned a group for the completion of the exercise. Thank you
How do I join the slack channel?
You ‘ve been added
Definition is limiting in a way
Awesome presentation Swamini! Thank you!
Dear Swamini B,
Your student Rashmi with whom I learnt the 16 step puja just posted your meditation. It is outstanding. Profound. I shall go back again to assimilate the wisdom inherent in the simple words you share.
I’ve had a relapse into depressive symptoms and this seems to address those symptoms and give the most beautiful, accommodative context: abiding awareness.
My symptoms are worse in the morning.
I shall listen again then to see the effect.
Have you addressed depression exclusively in any of your previous River of Wisdom talks?
Thankyou for today’s sharing on Abiding Awareness.
Namaste
Philip
philipgatt@yahoo.com.au
Thank you Phil. I am sure it is a phase and we can deal with it.
Writing to you by email.
Outstanding!
“There is nothing to reject” A very powerful reminder. Thank you Swamini.
Wonderful discussion. This idea was so very insightful and helpful: ‘With a very strong karta and subjective view of the world (seeing my roles and actions as defining ‘me’ and are the source of my self worth), we will make Vedanta another achievement to be pursued’
‘Awareness has no experience. All experience exists in awareness.’
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Harih Om … Namaskaram Swaminiji B … no matter how many times I chant/listen these openings prayers I feel so blessed …
Wonderful..you are blessed
Thanks for sharing this enlightening post. That the Ego cannot stand self-examination or self-inquiry, was the most insightful message for me. It is no wonder why most of us evade it and so avoid places and people which force us to direct our vision inwards. We would rather be busy, buried under performance and peer pressures than give ourselves moments to introspect on matters of self.
It is no wonder Vedanta hinges on relentless questioning and the relationship between the teacher and student. 🙏🏻