February 2, 2022 Notes by Om Shreejay Review We reviewed the virtues we have learned so far – 1. Viveka: Prioritization – We know and do what is important. How: Plan your day. 2. Vairagya: Cheerful acceptance – Understand that…
ViBha Class Notes: January 30, 2022 There are three facets of ourselves that we can give — give to another, give to the world. They are — resources, time and effort. In our culture, we typically give resources for someone’s birthday or anniversary, for…
Week 16, Class 16, February 1 2022
Summary of last session (January 29) by Shri Mohan Khandekar. 37:4 Shri Vijay ji started the session with the explanation of the word janjala (जंजाला). A person in the samsar gets more and more involved with family responsibilities which prove obstacles to walk on…
January 27, 2022 – Class Notes by Rahul Kuppachhi Introduction Our course is not a hack. A hack is a short-term strategy that only lasts temporarily. Our course is essentially a time for reflection because whatever we reflect on we…
by Dwija Ramesh Review: We talked about Viveka: through the sacred level (Paramarthika satya, Pratibhasika satya, and Vyavaharikasatya) as well as the relative reality (prioritization). Discourse: Vinayana – Discipline Vi – very well Nayana – to lead/conduct To conduct our…
ViBha Class Notes: January 23, 2022 One of the most important days in the year for a seeker is Mahashivaratri, Bhagavan Shiva’s “Birthday”. When we celebrate Mahashiva’s ratri, what kind of icons or articles do we see around and on…
Week 15, Class 15, January 25 2022
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…
January 19, 2022 Notes by Ambika Mishra Review Last class, we talked about Shama, control of thoughts. Shama is when you are able to control your thoughts and have a quietude of mind. One way you can practice Shama is by…
