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.
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The Chinmaya Mission, Sw. Dayananda, and scholarly disquisitions
Excerpted (with apologies) from:
www.academia.edu/25991692/Paradigms_and_Styles_of_Advaita_Mission_An_Experiment_in_Interpretation
“I have a message to the West as Buddha had a message to the East” – Vivekananda.
“Once more the world must be conquered by India. This is the dream of my life, and I wish that each one of you who hear me today will have the same dream in your minds, and stop not until you have realised the dream.”
Ramakrishna Mission never transcended ethnicity in any absolute sense; instead, its distinctive teachings and structure brought it into complex negotiations with the various cultures it encountered, in India and in the West… Śaṅkara the Missionary. Continue reading
Vedanta the Solution – Part 43
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.
Vedanta the Solution – Part 42
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.
Vedanta the Solution – Part 41
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.
Vedanta the Solution – Part 40
VEDĀNTA the solution to our fundamental problem by D. Venugopal
Part 40 explains the distinction between the three orders of reality – paramArtha, vyavahAra and pratibhAsa.
There is a complete Contents List, to which links are added as each new part appears.
Vedanta the Solution – Part 39
VEDĀNTA the solution to our fundamental problem by D. Venugopal
Part 39 looks at the meaning of mithyA and satyam in the context of the clay-pot metaphor.
There is a complete Contents List, to which links are added as each new part appears.
Vedanta the Solution – Part 38
VEDĀNTA the solution to our fundamental problem by D. Venugopal
Part 38 continues the analysis of Cause and Effect and begins a lucid explanation of the clay – pot metaphor.
There is a complete Contents List, to which links are added as each new part appears.
Vedanta the Solution – Part 37
VEDĀNTA the solution to our fundamental problem by D. Venugopal
Part 37 begins the analysis of Cause and Effect and introduces the concept of mithyA.
There is a complete Contents List, to which links are added as each new part appears.
Vedanta the Solution – Part 36
VEDĀNTA the solution to our fundamental problem by D. Venugopal
Part 36 describes the manifestation of the jIva into parts and the nature of the five koSha-s as ‘functional parts’.
There is a complete Contents List, to which links are added as each new part appears.