Rita

Rita

prāṇa → mana → buddhi

January 20, 2022 – Class Notes by Juie Deo Introduction Moksha is to be free in virtues. For example, when we are with an individual who is bugging us and we endure, we are free.  Another way to look at…

bhāgya → deha

January 13, 2022 – Class Notes by Prema Palaniappan Introduction One of our main utsavas is Mahashivratri. Bhagavan Shiva has a crescent moon in his hair.  Often, it is described as a crooked moon, but because Bhagavan Shiva wears it,…

duḥkha nivṛtti → sukha prāpti

December 16, 2021 – Class Notes by Siddharth Kashinath Introduction: In Shrimad Bhagavatam, Bhagvan Krishna shares an analysis of Bhaktas. Let us analyze what kind of ‘Bhakta’ / devotee we are:    Saamanya Bhakta: Is a devotee who feels Divine Presence…

puruṣārtha → preyas → śreyas

December 9, 2021 – Class Notes by Rahul Kuppachhi  Introduction: Vedānta means to know thyself. The term vedānta can be broken up into vedā which means “knowing” and antaha which means “thyself.” This demands reflection, and without reflection, this sacred…

sādhana → brahmacarya → ahiṁsā

November 4, 2021 – Class Notes by Siddharth Kashinath Introduction When we are learning a second language, how we learned it was by incorporating some of the words (of the second language) into our first language. We were encouraged to…

satsaṅga → śāstra

October 14, 2021 – Class Notes by Rahul Kuppachhi Introduction The difference between Ṛtam and satyam is theory and application, respectively. We have to know what is right (Ṛtam), and then we have to abide by that (satyam). Our course…