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…
Notes by Dwija Ramesh Review: We must have balance in order to grow on the outside as well as inside. Developing this has to be done through intelligent self-restraint, with understanding. We looked at Shreyas and Preyas, long term versus…
December 8, 2021 Notes by Janvika Gupta Śama In this week’s class, we learned about the virtue Quietude – Quiet Mind. It means to have mind that is thinking about what you are doing in present and does not get…
December 8, 2021 Notes by Akshera Mukkamala Review We are talking about the 9 virtues to be happy all the time. The first one we learned is Viveka – Prioritization. If we don’t remember what is important, we will regret…
Summary of last session (December 3) by Shri. Mohan Khandekar. Shri Vijayji started his discourse with an explanation of conflicting statements from the scriptures. For example Shri Krishna in Bhagvatam says “don’t worship Indra” and Ramcharit says “worship Indra”. Why these…
ViBha Class Notes: December 5, 2021 The less mature we are as a seeker, the more the teaching is of kartavya karma which means we should do this because this is our responsibility. The more mature we are in general,…
Week 11, Class 11 December 07 2021
Review: Review from 3 weeks ago: Titiksha – fortitude Life is just a number of mental, physical and intellectual changes We react to these changes with the 3C’s — complaining, criticizing, and crying By having fortitude, we do not react…
ViBha Class Notes: November 21, 2021 Maslow’s hierarchy of needs is a pyramid from most functional to most fundamental needs. So from the bottom up, the needs are: physiological needs, safety needs, belonging needs, esteem needs and actualization needs and…
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