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A couple of these discussions ago there was a question about the importance of a Guru and a lineage, and I think I would like to add to that discussion if I may. You see, it’s not just about how well a teacher or scripture can point you to the truth, every lineage with a long chain of teachers has accumulated vast amounts of Shakti in that lineage. In these ancient lineages Shakti is transferred from student to disciple through Shaktipat, where the student can feel the power and teaching of the master even without words. So there is a non-verbal non-conceptual transmission from teacher to disciple that is deeper than words that is the result of accumulated Shakti within the lineage received by a student from an authentic teacher. Newer traditions lack that accumulated Shakti, of course it doesn’t mean it’s wrong to create a new tradition or innovate but it will probably lack that accumulated power.

As Shiva mentioned, meditation is the path to ultimate liberation. This idea resonates with Viktor Frankl, a concentration camp survivor who became a renowned professor. Frankl emphasized finding meaning even in suffering, leading to inner freedom. Similarly, Rumi's poetry often explores the themes of inner peace and spiritual liberation through love and devotion. All these perspectives highlight that true freedom and liberation come from within, through mindfulness, purpose, and spiritual practice.

I very much enjoy a multi directional approach...text being taken literally was answered perfectly by the first guy

Team artem. If you really don’t like that he thinks he’s enlightened and you think he’s not, why do you defend Guruji? You can tell Guruji is immature in his viewpoint, mannerisms and attitude and what he says. Yes young people can become enlightened but Guruji is just a kid still because if he were enlightened, his enlightenment would guide his words actions and personality. Frank and artem are completely right when they say you shouldn’t idolize gurus or people, when they say we are just people essentially and not that we’re not unique and special, but at the same time everyone’s just a person, and still not special. I don’t know why you or anyone else is defending Guruji, cause he’s just immature in a lot of ways. Even if artem acted out, really all he did is make you two see who you really are. Jesus also got mad in the temple when hypocrites were running the temple. And artem is totally justified because of that

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@vinceofyork always love ur content around Advaita ❤️❤️ Welcome to the panel.

@Lyam @YamSoxLives - love ❤❤❤ your 'Redbook' and the why questions there. Hope we get to hear more from that sometimes.

Thank u Rahul for organizing this. It was very informative and also delightful to listen to everyone's ideas and experience.

Its not only about the roundtable participants. Its just the case with most new age/ neo vedantic/ neo tantric spiritualists!!! They claim to have gone through ego death but have such huge spiritual egos!!!

Thanks so much for bringing so many briliant people together. I loved the story of Aaron where his friend said I am not going to church anymore. Loss of feeling and emotional connection reminds me of when Rumi also went through the same things and he said mecca is in your own heart. It is not a place that is wholly but the wholeness is within you.

Well said really nice analagy about discovering evolution in Rumi's verses. Well said

Amazing!! Can’t wait for part 2!

The video's insight was exactly what I sought. The two roundtable discussions were chaotic and unfocused. Participants claimed enlightenment but squabbled over trivial matters like names. Artem dominated the conversation with unclear and rambling speech. His demeanor and presence were unsettling. Thanks for the heads-up, Bearded Mystic-I'll steer clear of Artem.

Haribol. Very happy to see HG Nimai Prabhu. Thank you for conducting this .

This was very fun. Thank you for inviting me to this show.

incredible conversation!! just finishing up Neil’s book.

Love these pods, keep em comming Bearded mystic. 🎉🎉 I adore you all for putting ego aside and searching, finding and spreading this message.

HG Nimai Nitai Prabhu quoted so niceky from scriptures rather than speculating nonsense. Jay Srila Prabhupada 🙏🙇🌸🌺🌹💐

Amezing ❤

Edwin's Guru Nityanada is on the run for charges on sexual abuse and rape.

All glories to srila Prabhupada 🙏🏼 Only nimai nitai prabhu was quoting from shastra..hari bol❤❤

Thank you all for living the Sanatan philosophy, OM SHANTI

Wow amazing Lyam so young and so humble.. everyone here has their good experience and by sharing here all the knowledge .I do appreciate it and I'm very thankful.. I wish everyone can watch this too .. congrats again to everyone, and most especially to the host Rahul Singh❤❤the Bearded Mystic ..

Loved the way Nimai Nitaiji spoke. Always with evidence and no speculation. Lyam too looked very inspired from his speech.

Thanks Rahul, keep up the great work

amazing discussion love it don't like people who are rigid ,and stuck to one path ,and don't want to look beyond that ,u know which rigid movement i am talking about.

This is epic thank you for this live ❤❤

A few impressions, always heartfelt: It’s not that we cultivate devotion IN our daily lives; we cultivate devotion AS our daily lives-in every movement of mind and body. We do so until the illusory self (and by extension, all other selves) leave no one to receive love and no one to give it. Everything is then seen clearly as an expression of the divine itself-One without other. 2. Until we see clearly, meaning personhood still “exists,” remembrance, as you say, is fundamental: we remember to stay only with what is real and not be carried away by the unreal. This requires effort-a willingness to stay centered in the heart and bring oneself back to inquiry each and every time we apparently depart. Liberation is possible but not probable for most. Self-realization is an enormous step in the direction of freedom yet in itself is only a recognition that we have falsely imprisoned ourselves. Freedom from all desire and all lamentation is rarely achieved. The path is not only difficult but extremely painful. That said, self-realization is already a very difficult recognition to achieve. Centered in the heart, we discover without doubt the path home. This may be enough for one lifetime! One observation about total devotion to scripture: absolutely no combination of thoughts is ever “The Truth.” All notions are false, and words are folly. There are many scriptures from many faiths. When we wed ourselves to one faith practice, we run the risk of pride, of attachment, to judgment and criticism. The master is ultimately indifferent. All scriptures are left behind. Yes, sink into the scriptures; they often represent the best that words can do. But then it’s time to see oneself AS scripture; and here lies total freedom. We must be very careful not to venerate lest we fall prey to dogmatism and nearsightedness. To kill the Buddha honors the Buddha. ❤🙏

So great to be a part of this. Looking forward to part 2! Hope everyone watching enjoyed our chat. Om Sri Krishna Sharinam Mamah

Great video 🧡 btw, jeevan mukti viveka and method for vedanta hugging eachother in the background is such a wonderful view 😄

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I was referred to watch the discussion from Rahul, having declined to participate in a talk. I had a strange feeling it was going to be drama, that I couldn't shake. I went through the comments. Wow, I give you credit for responding. I wouldn't have the time to give my energy to all the .... dancing. Attention getting? Though, there is some fascinating comments worth looking at on their own as shows. I agree with you in this video on your critique of self-proclaimed gurus. I've been labeled as overly skeptical, but honestly watching this 2 part discussion is why I am.