
VEDĀNTA the solution to our fundamental problem by D. Venugopal
Part 45 looks at the ways in which Ishvara affects our lives and dharma.
There is a complete Contents List, to which links are added as each new part appears.

VEDĀNTA the solution to our fundamental problem by D. Venugopal
Part 45 looks at the ways in which Ishvara affects our lives and dharma.
There is a complete Contents List, to which links are added as each new part appears.

Part 30 of the commentary by Dr. VIshnu Bapat on Shankara’s Tattvabodha.This is a key work which introduces all of the key concepts of Advaita in a systematic manner.
The commentary is based upon those by several other authors, together with the audio lectures of Swami Paramarthananda. It includes word-by-word breakdown of the Sanskrit shloka-s so should be of interest to everyone, from complete beginners to advanced students.
Part 30 provides a short summary of the entire work.
There is a hyperlinked Contents List, which is updated as each new part is published.

VEDĀNTA the solution to our fundamental problem by D. Venugopal
Part 44 begins the discussion on Ishvara and the ‘orders’ that govern the world-appearance.
There is a complete Contents List, to which links are added as each new part appears.

Part 29 of the commentary by Dr. VIshnu Bapat on Shankara’s Tattvabodha.This is a key work which introduces all of the key concepts of Advaita in a systematic manner.
The commentary is based upon those by several other authors, together with the audio lectures of Swami Paramarthananda. It includes word-by-word breakdown of the Sanskrit shloka-s so should be of interest to everyone, from complete beginners to advanced students.
Part 29 explains what happens to the j~nAnI and his accumualted karma on enlightenment.
There is a hyperlinked Contents List, which is updated as each new part is published.

VEDĀNTA the solution to our fundamental problem by D. Venugopal
Part 43 explains how every cognition is a mithyA superimposition of name and form upon the sat brahman.
There is a complete Contents List, to which links are added as each new part appears.

Part 28 of the commentary by Dr. VIshnu Bapat on Shankara’s Tattvabodha.This is a key work which introduces all of the key concepts of Advaita in a systematic manner.
The commentary is based upon those by several other authors, together with the audio lectures of Swami Paramarthananda. It includes word-by-word breakdown of the Sanskrit shloka-s so should be of interest to everyone, from complete beginners to advanced students.
Part 28 explains why saMchita and AgAmi karma are eradicated on the gaining of Self-knowledge.
There is a hyperlinked Contents List, which is updated as each new part is published.

VEDĀNTA the solution to our fundamental problem by D. Venugopal
Part 42 provides a detailed explanation of the of the pa~ncha kosha prakriyA – the ‘sheath’ metaphor from the Taittiriya Upanishad.
There is a complete Contents List, to which links are added as each new part appears.

Part 27 of the commentary by Dr. VIshnu Bapat on Shankara’s Tattvabodha.This is a key work which introduces all of the key concepts of Advaita in a systematic manner.
The commentary is based upon those by several other authors, together with the audio lectures of Swami Paramarthananda. It includes word-by-word breakdown of the Sanskrit shloka-s so should be of interest to everyone, from complete beginners to advanced students.
Part 27 looks at saMchita and prArabdha karma.
There is a hyperlinked Contents List, which is updated as each new part is published.

VEDĀNTA the solution to our fundamental problem by D. Venugopal
Part 41 analyses the status of brahman vis-a-vis the world and begins the description of the pa~ncha kosha prakriyA.
There is a complete Contents List, to which links are added as each new part appears.

Part 26 of the commentary by Dr. VIshnu Bapat on Shankara’s Tattvabodha.This is a key work which introduces all of the key concepts of Advaita in a systematic manner.
The commentary is based upon those by several other authors, together with the audio lectures of Swami Paramarthananda. It includes word-by-word breakdown of the Sanskrit shloka-s so should be of interest to everyone, from complete beginners to advanced students.
Part 26 begins the description of the types of action and their fruit in the form of the three karmas.
There is a hyperlinked Contents List, which is updated as each new part is published.