Category Weekly Courses

Week 19: Our nature

2/17/21 Notes by Dwija Ramesh and Pari Saluja Notes by Dwija Recap: With the right vision, we can generate energy. This energy depends solely on our attitude before, during, and after the activity. In order to do this, keeping our mind…

Phalasaktirahita — Cheerful Acceptance

Review Last class, we learned about jagātsakshi, which means to be observant. Being observant means being mindful of your surroundings, and your actions. In other words, observant means to look at things from a different perspective, in a positive, open-minded,…

What is Remembrance?

February 11, 2021 Class Notes by Rita Patel Introduction The closer we feel to someone, the more we can relate to their transformation. For seekers, we need to relate to each other’s confusion, like Prince Arjuna’s and eventually, to his…

Week 18: Dexterity in Action

2/10/21 Notes by Arnav Chugh and Saadhvi Mamidi Notes by Arnav: RECAP Reflections/Summary/Key points from previous week’s Class: Values of the valued. What do they live by? Satyam (honesty, truth) Acceptance should only be accepted after careful consideration We get compromised…

Jagatsākshi — Observant

Om Gunatita Namah: I admire the one who is not controlled by their moods. Three main classifications of moods: Sattva-Sattva is when you feel calm and clarity in your mind nothing bothers you. Rajas- Rajas is when you feel a lot of…

Jagatsākshi — Observant

We reviewed the virtue of Gunateeta — One who is unaffected by one’s moods. The 3 moods we had studied were — (1) Sattva — when your mood is calm, (2) Rajas — when your mood is energetic and full of action, and (3) Tamas — when your…

Gopi Gita

When Bhagavan Shiva was drinking the Kalakuta, the most poisonous substance in creation, He closed his eyes and contemplated. In his contemplation, he came to feel Bhagavan Narayana living in his heart. So he couldn’t let that poison reach his…

Dharma, Dhyana & Bhakti

Summary of last session (January 30) by Shri Mohan Khandekar ji Shri Vijayji started the session by drawing our attention to three important aspects of spirituality, Dharma, Dhyan and Bhakti and their relation to four siblings..Shatrughna stands for elimination of anger and greed.…