As part of third valli of Katopanishad, we studed the karma theory again to familiarize ourselves of the basics
The class starts with summary of previous classes and explains from shloka 18 of chapter 1.
The final class of the year 2022. We understand shloka 40 in chapter 18, its implications on sadhana. Class assignment today - if money was not a worry, everything else fully taken care of, what would you naturally love to do? Keep the answer ready for January session.
In this class, we study the framework of 5. Why Gita insists we should not have ego and claim ownership of results? Listen for details...
In this class, we start from first shloka of chapter 18. What is the nature of Tyaga? In the vedanta literature, what does "give up" or "let go" really mean?
In this foundation class, we learn the fundamentals elements of jyotishya and how they are tied to the broader puranic literature.
We study ch-17 verse 7 onwards in this class. Krishna talks about the triad of food - satvika, rajasika and tamasika.
The final part of the Gita is a very important aspect of the saadhana. Learn how triguna is used in meditation.
In this class we discuss trigunas from shloka 16 onwards. How to identify gunas when they arise within us.
The Nature vs Nurture argument is perennial. Indian philosophy has a unique take on this. Hope you enjoy!
Story of Krishna is a timeless one. In this Janmashtami session, we look at the big picture and the political angle to what Krishna accomplished. We understand his controvertial actions in the proper contexts.
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