Tag: Vakyartha Sadas

• Upanishads should not be eaten like a rasgulla, but have to be enjoyed like sugarcane!

  

  The essence of Kenopanishad is—asking, seeking the source of the Whole. Understand, seeking the source of you is essence of Isavasya Upanishad. Seeking the Source of the Whole is the essence of Kenopanishad. Seeking what happens after death is the source of, that’s the essence of Kathopanishad. Each Upanishad, please understand, carefully you have to…

  Sri

  8 Sep 2017

  Spirituality, Upanishads

  25 States of Consciousness, Agama, divya sharira, Gurumaha Sannidhanam, Hinduism, Inner Awakening, Isavasya Upanishad, Kathopanishad, Kena, Kenopanishad, Nithyananda, Nyaya Vaisheshika, Purva Mimasa, Sanatana, Sannidhanam, Swami Nithyananda, Upanishads, Uttar Mimamsa, Vakyartha Sadas, Vedic Tradition, Vidhi niśedha, Yoga

• Upanishads are not do’s and don’ts but the thought currents you need to cherish, enjoy, entertain for higher intelligence to happen in you!

  

  Introducing Kenopanishad. Somebody asked me, “Human beings are just developed monkeys, but how we are able to perceive so much about the Universe, Planets, Space? How we are able to understand so much about all this? Why other animals, even the closest version of us, chimpanzees, are not able to catch, understand things about Universe.…

  Sri

  7 Sep 2017

  Spirituality, Upanishads

  Advaita, Apaurushatva, Arunachala, Bhamati Bhasya, Death, Hinduism, Ishavasya Upanishad, Issaki Swami, Kalpalata, Kathopanishad, Kena, keneshitam, Kenopanishad, Madhva Bhasya, Nimarka Bhasya, Nithyanada, Parivrajaka, Ramana Maharshi, Ramanuja Bhasya, religion, Sangha, Seeking, Shankara Bhasya, Swami Nithyananda, Thought current, Thought Currents, Upanishad, Upanishads, Vakyartha Sadas, Vedic Tradition, Vibhudananda Puri, Vidhi nishedha, Who am i, Whom am i