November 17, 2021 Notes by Aarya Mishra Review Shankarji did a quick review of the 2 virtues which we had learnt – Viveka & Vairaagya. Reflection/ discussion We had small group discussion in breakout room on the 4 questions reviewing…
Summary of last session (November 13) Shri Vijay ji started the session with an explanation of a statement he made a couple of weeks ago.”Bhagwan doesn’t work. The work is getting done from Him”. In fact Bhagwan works the most. Vijay…
ViBha Class Notes: November 14, 2021 How many of us keep a to-do list? If we are falling behind on it, we feel more pressure towards that which is not done. Taking this to a macro perspective, the best ‘to…
Week 10, Class 10, November 16 2021
November 11, 2021 – Class Notes by Prema Palaniappan kṣamā → svādhyāya → abhyasa → yajña Introduction Shri Rama is described as Mudah Mangala. ‘Mangala’ means fundamental and ‘mudah’ means fun. Shri Rama in Ramayana is focused on fundamentals in…
Discourse: We had class with Shankarji today!!!! What is Vairagya? Cheerful acceptance….but what is acceptance? Acceptance is to be able to keep moving forward. At the highest level, acceptance is when we no longer seek to change something. We no…
ViBha Class Notes: November 7, 2021 Swami Tejomayananda once defined Vedanta as a mirror. When we look at the mirror, we don’t actually look at the mirror, but we look at ourselves in the mirror. The practicality of this insight…
November 10, 2021 We started off the class with a fun but educational Kahoot game. It reviewed past classes and other fun things. Then we moved on to boys vs girls charades, it was also really fun. The whole theme…
November 10, 2021 Notes by Rishi Nene We started off the class with a fun but educational Kahoot game. It reviewed past classes and other fun things. Then we moved on to boys vs girls charades, it was also really…
Summary of last session (November 6) by Shri Mohan Khandekar. After wishing everyone a happy Diwali, Shri Vijay ji started the session by elaborating three different meanings of the celebration of the festival, based on principles of Vedas. 1. Karmakand: Celebration done externally such…
