Summary of last session (April 17) by Shri Mohan Khandekar Shri Vijayji started the session with a brief explanation of Sanatan Dharma, path of Sun, Moon, Karmakand, Upasana and Jyaan kanda. 20:1 onwards, The Glory of Ram naam continues. Naam (Ram) and Naami (Devotee) are different outwards but are…
By Dwija Ramesh Recap: In our class last week, we looked at fearlessness. In oneness, fear is not a possibility and it only comes from duality – the wrong knowledge that we are the body. This limits our potential. Our…
April 15, 2021 Class notes by Netra Anand Introduction In Katha Upanishad Chapter 2, Verse 5, it says: ya i̱mam madhva̍daṁ ve̱da̱ ā̱tmāna̍ṁ jīva̱m anti̍kāt | ī̱śānam bhūta̍-bhavya̱sya̱ na̱ tato viju̍gupsate | e̱tad vai tat We are madvadah – one…
Notes by Arnav Chugh Reflections/Summary/Key points from ALL previous classes: Align yourself with a purpose Outcomes are determined by you When your mind is not in a state of indecisiveness, you work better and have clarity For there to be…
Bhagavad Gita teaches us the art of living and Srimad Bhagavta teaches us the art of dying. Let us feel this art within ourselves and let us radiate this art to all those who need such guidance, such support —…
April 12, 2021 Notes by Vastavi Choudhari Om Suhrde Namah: I admire the one who is friendly. What does friendly mean? When you are friendly it means that you don’t care if the other person likes you back you just…
April 12, 2021 Notes by Om Shreejay Review – We reviewed the virtue of Sanyasa – which means “I admire the one who lives simply”. Virtue of the week – Being Friendly Om Suhrdde namaha – I admire the one…
April 5, 2021 We celebrated spring with a game night! RAW – Come prepared to share a riddle in the class!
April 5, 2021 We celebrated spring with a game night! RAW – Come prepared to share a riddle in the class!
Summary of last session (April 10) by Shri Mohan Khandekar. Shri Vijayji recapped the meaning of Doha 19.19:1 Tulsidas Ji is continuing to sing Glories of Shri Ram (रा म). These two words of the alphabets are “sweet” and further…
