Yes.

Yes.

Sending deep appreciation for this comment, really needed to read this. Beautifully put, with a lot of heart in it.

Beautiful comment practice as if it’s happening but not by you ! Drop personality and what remains is real authentic self

🙌🏽 this is the first comment I've read in all my years that sparks something profound. Thank you for posting this

May God bless you with peace 😊..

There are Vedanta Societies in several places. Swami is coming to Durham NC in March. So not sure where you are, but the possibility to meet him is still there

@@julesjules5439 Hey dude~! Thanks for the kind response : ) Have been in Japan for quite some years now. Me thinks maybe just going to India from here may be a cheaper fare . . . .but really want to hear Brother Sarvapriyananda talk in the center core that Vivekananda built in New York City . . .In time maybe I will return. Go Trump by the way (^- ^)/

Infinite Love to You All❤

@@charlienfriendsinruraljapa1372There is a vedanta society in Kyokai Japan. Not sure where you are but try and google and find the nearest one. All the monks of RK mission reverberates same knowledge, tempo differs. 🙏🏼

Hmmm...

6 years have passed listening to this beautiful soul. Seems like yesterday to me. Time is indeed an illusion

@@devanshudesperado Indeed :)

Guess the personal God also helps out in fulfilling the other two elements after tatwa bodha.

@@thrinethran2885 probably certainly true regarding vasanas and desires. I know in my own case I had practiced meditation a couple of hours a day and much more on retreat around the same time as I was encountering Vedanta.This is some years ago now. I had a couple of moments in meditation when the body was completely relaxed and the mind resolved in such stillness that it was almost an effort to return to any awareness of the bodymind. Afterwards many of the truths of Vedanta started to become absolutely clear, primarily that what I am is never an object. The whole teaching of the seer and the seen was rock solid and has remained so. Same with non doership (because obviously i the Self do nothing), though aware of actions being performed, they aren't mine, so no identity gets picked up as a good doer or an evil doer. That was very freeing. Although I wasn't formally meditating so much after that another dissolution occurred spontaneously that resolved this lingering fear of death or disappearance. The states seem to exist and cease to exist in me, but I never come into existence and what I am in myself is fullness, lacking nothing and even if the whole world disappears i never do. That was revealed and not just some intellectual conclusion. So not to bore you too much with my story, what I'm driving at is although I guess dissolution came easy in my case and there were certainly liberating breakthroughs, I still suffered a degree due to residual vasanas. I once went to one of those nadi places in south India because a friend wanted to go. Anyway, they told me that I'm experiencing amrita (deathlessness) which was true because I realised the unborn deathless nature of what I am. And they said whenever you want you can be absorbed as that, but some time (12 years hence) you'll be properly detached like a dew drop on a lotus leaf and teach love without attachment. At the time i was shocked, because what more does one need than to know one's immortal Self nature.. but no I had various difficulties even after that and it was only after having cherished attachments broken that a new truth started to dawn. That when I'm not attached to anything in particular then Love is always present and for all. It's the particularising of Love that was the hindrance. The insistence that I need this particular relationship or this particular circumstance to be be happy means I am destined to be unhappy, but if I have no such insistence and I have the faith that God (satchitananda) is enough and all desires offer nothing essential that isn't already here, then gradually we can be free of the allure of desire. I think this is where devotion helps.

@@thrinethran2885 In my own case I practiced meditation for hours a day and more during retreat around the same time as i was encountering Vedanta. So when dissolution occurred during meditation the truths of Vedanta started to become firm knowledge. Even when I stopped meditating formally dissolution wasn't finished with me haha. So somehow Tatwa Bodha and dissolution are intimately related in my case. I don't know how much God is needed for meditation, plenty of religions like Buddhism practice meditation but aren't necessarily interested in God. Where God helps a lot I feel is in the realm of desires and residual vasanas. I remember once I went to some nadi place in the south of Tamil Nadu not long after I had this breakthrough where I lost the fear of death (since I was never born) and they said you're experiencing amrita (deathlessness immortal bliss) and you will be able to be absorbed as that whenever you like.. but 12 years hence you'll be truly detached like a dew drop on a lotus leaf and teach love without attachment. So this became a kind of koan I guess.. what is unattached love. I don't know about teaching but what happened was I realised I couldn't attach to the people and circumstances I loved even If I wanted to.. and after some devastating heartbreaks in life the clouds parted and it dawned that when I'm not insisting life be any particular way, that I need anything or anyone particular then my love isn't particularised and is always present. Hard lesson and much easier with God, because God is the fullness, the reality and bliss that is now, which the allure of desire only promises to give us, but can't.

@thrinethran2885 In my own case I practiced meditation for hours a day and more during retreat around the same time as i was encountering Vedanta. So when dissolution occurred during meditation the truths of Vedanta started to become firm knowledge. Even when I stopped meditating formally dissolution wasn't finished with me haha. So somehow Tatwa Bodha and dissolution are intimately related in my case. I don't know how much God is needed for meditation, plenty of religions like Buddhism practice meditation but aren't necessarily interested in God. Where God helps a lot I feel is in the realm of desires and residual vasanas. I remember once I went to some nadi place in the south of Tamil Nadu not long after I had this breakthrough where I lost the fear of death (since I was never born) and they said you're experiencing amrita (deathlessness immortal bliss) and you will be able to be absorbed as that whenever you like.. but 12 years hence you'll be truly detached like a dew drop on a lotus leaf and teach love without attachment. So this became a kind of koan I guess.. what is unattached love. I don't know about teaching but what happened was I realised I couldn't attach to the people and circumstances I loved even If I wanted to.. and after some devastating heartbreaks in life the clouds parted and it dawned that when I'm not insisting life be any particular way, that I need anything or anyone particular then my love isn't particularised and is always present. Hard lesson and much easier with God, because God is the fullness, the reality and bliss that is now, which the allure of desire only promises to give us, but can't.

In my own case I practiced meditation for hours a day and more during retreat around the same time as i was encountering Vedanta. So when dissolution occurred during meditation the truths of Vedanta started to become firm knowledge. Even when I stopped meditating formally dissolution wasn't finished with me haha. So somehow Tatwa Bodha and dissolution are intimately related in my case. I don't know how much God is needed for meditation, plenty of religions like Buddhism practice meditation but aren't necessarily interested in God. Where God helps a lot I feel is in the realm of desires and residual vasanas. I remember once I went to some nadi place in the south of Tamil Nadu not long after I had this breakthrough where I lost the fear of death (since I was never born) and they said you're experiencing amrita (deathlessness immortal bliss) and you will be able to be absorbed as that whenever you like.. but 12 years hence you'll be truly detached like a dew drop on a lotus leaf and teach love without attachment. So this became a kind of koan I guess.. what is unattached love. I don't know about teaching but what happened was I realised I couldn't attach to the people and circumstances I loved even If I wanted to.. and after some devastating heartbreaks in life the clouds parted and it dawned that when I'm not insisting life be any particular way, that I need anything or anyone particular then my love isn't particularised and is always present. Hard lesson and much easier with God, because God is the fullness, the reality and bliss that is now, which the allure of desire only promises to give us, but can't.

Listen to just his 6 video talks on 1- jnana/Gyan yoga 2- Raj yoga 3-karma yoga 4-bhakti yoga 5-Purnam (completeness) and 6- Shunyam (void/emptiness) and watch your psyche elevate

A nice poetic way you have put it. God bless 😊

He said in a video , i remember it

Yes you are right. But you are playing with words. Because outcome of both statements means, you are untouched by it. Its just the attitude level associated with those words (mind and care). If you go one step within you will understand that your ego wants to uphold jkrishnamurti statement.😊

@@aritrachatterjee8057 Yes, because I know that it's easy for atrocities to be justified when wrapped in spiritual/religious language. Krishnamurti chose his words carefully to try to convey exactly what he meant, fully aware of how easily and destructively loose phrasing can be and is misconstrued. I honour that.

Swami Sarvapriyananda is a highly evolved soul . He is aware of what you are conveying …. Man of that stature. just want to express the detachment . Don’t mind sound sober but don’t care does not mean arrogance … It means jibon Mukta … completely free … it does not matter

Jiddu Krishnamurti Murti was the Biggest Vedantin of 20th century. He was truly a realised man. A Buddha he was

Bhai tumhari comment 7 days ago and video upload 1 min ago 😭

Bro did time travel 💀

​@@asstudio5107he must have commented when the video was live