Category Weekly Courses

Introduction  Why do we do what we do? We can only practice Sanatana Dharma and share it with others confidently, if we have clarity. We do this for Duhkha Nivṛtti (aversion of sorrow), and Sukha Prāpti (pursuit of joy). But…

Reflect & Ask – Year 2 Class Notes  10/1/2026 Guide: Vivekji Introduction: From Self-Reflection to Self-Development Timestamp: 0:00–7:46 Vivekji began by referencing the Rāmāyaṇa, which compares ears that do not engage in śravaṇa (listening to spiritual teachings) to snake holes,…

Introduction What is the filter that pushes you towards controlling and pushes you towards accepting? We are more accepting of articles (cars with a flat tire), less accepting of circumstances (stuck in a traffic jam), least accepting/most controlling of beings…

Introduction  What are we seeking when we think about fantasies/escaping? What is our mind after? We are seeking a momentary sense of absorption and innate quietude (that which is already there). We do not need an experience to facilitate this…

Introduction Our lives are generally driven by three progressively higher motivations: While living responsibly is essential, seekers must continually examine whether their actions are ultimately directed toward realization or merely toward becoming “a good person.” A common tendency is to…