This installment of the Vedanta Course video series starts to unfold Tattva Bodha’s introductory prayer and shows how prayer is a practical–not silly or superstitious–practice. Vedanta’s concept of God–Isvara–is also explained. If you have a question about this video, leave it in the comments section below or CONTACT me.
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This video concludes the analysis of the statement that the self is: non-dual consciousness, the unchanging, indivisible, independently existent, eternal, infinite, imperceptible essence of everything, ever free of all action and experience. Up until this point the words “non-dual, unchanging, independently existent” and “consciousness” have been explained. This installment of the Vedanta Course takes up “eternal, infinite, imperceptible essence of everything, ever free of all action and experience” and also throws in an extra word, “indivisible” for good measure.
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This installment of the Vedanta Course unfolds the definition of the self given in the last video, explaining the part that says the self is independently existent (satya) and unchanging. If you have a question about this video, leave it in the comments section below or CONTACT me.
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This is the seventh video in an ongoing series about Vedanta. At this point we have started studying the scripture “Tattva Bodha.” In this video we will discuss the authorship of Tattva Bodha and continue unfolding a definition of the self.
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In this installment of the Vedanta Video Course the questions answered are: Why is having a teaching based on scripture a good thing? How can it protect you? What is the meaning of the title of the scripture “Tattva Bodha”?
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