The Advaith

Here are some links on yoga and vedanta, mainly from April 2005 archives. yama and niyama by Shri. VS Part 1 , Part 2 (yama and niyama) ...

This post is about books that are worth reading by anyone interested in sanAtana dharma, whether they are "practicing it" or have ...

This post is a collection of links on brahmaGYAna and jIvanmukti by Shri S Jayanarayanan on Advaita-L. The series begins with the Nov 2006 a...

Ramana's Who Am I? .

Read the fascinatingly titled "The Enlightened Eminently Engage in Empirical Endeavours" . The same article is available in PDF fo...

In a great post , Shri Jaishankar-ji, a disciple of Swami Dayananda, and a great scholar of Advaita, elaborates on the major points of conte...

I hope people listen to you, when you say this .

Here are the 36 (+1 [see notes below]) verses that are the first and last verses of all the chapters of the Gita, along with Swami Gambhiran...

This post is about the word bhaya in Gita, its translation by Swami Gambhirananda, and some of my notes. bhaya adraNaaduparataM ma.nsyante t...

Here are the occurances of Purusha (purushha) and Prakriti (prakR^iti) in the Gita, the verses and their translation by Swami Gambhirananda,...

Another Sapta Shloki Bhagavad Gita (one is this ), has been popularized by Swami Ramsukh Dasji, who was (and still is) a great guiding light...

One question one could come up in the recent situation in India is, where are the kshatriyas? The people who provide leadership, save lives ...

Swami Dayananda, one of the foremost Vedantic teacher of recent times has selected ten essential verses of of the Bhagavad Gita. ashochyaan...

In the stotra-ratnAvaLi (Stotra Ratnavali) by Gita Press Gorakhpur, is given a Sapta Shloka Gita. The verses are given below, with translati...

Bhagavan Ramana Maharshi was speaking once with a visiting pandit about the great merits of the Bhagavad Gita, when a devotee complained t...