Upanishad Course , Chapter 16
Week 6 , Class 35, Oct 18 2022
Category Weekly Courses
Sati Repents
Summary of last session (October 15) by Shri Mohan Khandekar Shri Vijay ji conducted the Ramcharit class in conjunction with Vanprastha Samvad workshop. He recapped the part of Ramcharit Manas story of Muni Bharadwaj and Muni Yagyawalk, where Muni Bharadwaj wants to…
Happiness is Empowering Yourself
October 12, 2022 Notes by Aryan Ramesh Review We learned about the 3 b’s. Be yourself- Don’t try to be anyone else Be courageous- Don’t shy away from challenges because those challenges will help you realize who you are. Be…
Happiness is Empowering Yourself
October 12, 2022 Notes by Aarya Mishra Review Sumanji reviewed the story from last class, where the lion thought she was a sheep. The longer she did sheep things, the more confused and uncomfortable she got. When another lion came…
Practice 6: bhavasukhe doso nusandhiyatam
October 13, 2022 Class Notes by Abhiram Bhashyam Introduction In our recent Devi sanga workshop, we came across the word jugupsā which is feeling a disharmony in your own personality: that the intellect is in one direction, the mind is…
Finding our Faith
ViBha Class Notes: October 9, 2022 At the beginning of studying an Upanishad, traditionally we chant a Shanti mantra. This is because the study will be ineffective if we don’t have Shanti. Now, we have changed this tradition where the…
Informal Class
Week 5 (Class on 10/12/2022) We had an informal class! We hung out and shared our experiences in class!
Upanishad Course , Chapter 15 (contd)
Week 5 , Class 34, Oct 11 2022
Changing Soch
Summary of last session (October 8) Shri Mohan Khandekar Shri Vijay ji started the session by explaining the significance of Devotion. In Bhagvatam Devotion is compared to Mother (भक्ती माता). She has two sons, Knowledge and Discrimination (ज्ञान और वैराग्य). As…
Happiness is Being Yourself
October 5, 2022 Notes by Sita Somnath REVIEW Last week’s story was about a human and each day she had less and less hair but she still had really really good days. The moral from the story was The Three…