Class Notes by Netra In every circumstance, we have an option to follow preya, which is unproductive to our evolution, or shreya, which is productive to our evolution (independent joy). The purpose of this course is to guide us to choose shreya.…
Class Notes by Sharmila When Kaliya was being crushed by Bhagavan Krishna, Kaliya’s wives come to Bhagavan Krishna to plead with him. Two of the insights they shared are: “Bhagavan is the one who resides in the elements” “Bhagavan is…
Notes by Sanna Luthra Lesson Today we learned about a word called dheera. What does dheera mean? It means you admire the one who is courageous. What is courageous? Courageous means you never should take the easy way out. Another…
Notes by Aarav Luthra Today we were going to learn about a word called Dheera. What does Dheera mean? Well it means you admire the ones who are courageous and it means we admire the courageous people. What is courageous?…
Summary of last session (December 5) by Shri. Mohan Khandekar ji Shri Vijayji started his discourse by explaining meanings of the words Uttam Purush (उत्तम पुरुष), Videha mukti (विदेह मुक्ती) and Jeevan mukti (जीवन मुक्ती). Doha 8 starts with Shri Tulsidasji humbly declaring that the enormous…
Notes by Om Shreejay Review of last week We reviewed the virtue of good communication — Om Anglabhasha-viduttamaya Namaha — means we admire the one who speaks very good English, who is good at communicating with others. We reviewed the 3 rules…
Notes by Vastavi Choudhari Review of Last week: Aangla Bhasa Viduttma-I admire the one who can communicate well. How can we be a better communicator? Think before you speak. Try and see the other person’s perspective. Give the person you…
Shri Vijayji started this session by re-capping the discussion of November 14th.6:1 He talked about the importance of prayer. Bhagwan will Grace those who offer prayers to Him with pure mind. This will strengthen our bond with Him. Worship (उपासना)…
Class Notes by Shruti All of us are always riding waves of sadness. At a body level: aging and dying. At a breath level: hunger and thirst. At a mind Level: confusion and sorrow. These are comprehensive waves at different…
Class Notes by Bhargavi One of the terms used to describe Brahman is “Nirbeeja”, which means “without seed”. Brahman is that which is uncaused and also is uncausal (does not cause any other matter). We describe Brahman as the uncaused…
