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The World Needs Creatives with Rachael Sardelich30. The Messages In Our Dreams with Marieke McKennaToday, we journey into the dreamscape with writer, philosopher, historian, and radio DJ Marieke McKenna — where the symbols of night speak to the stories of our waking lives.Together we explore the mysterious language of dreams: how they carry hidden truths and unwritten maps, how listening to them can unlock creative depth, and why paying attention to the unseen is essential in a world that moves too fast.Marieke shares her own story — from a multicultural upbringing in London and the Scottish Highlands, to her explorations in philosophy, spirituality, and cultural history, and a profound near...
2025-09-0459 min
Modern Witches✨109. Angelica Merritt ~ Sacred Womb Work & Herbal Magick for Reproductive HealthIt's time to ground back into herbal wisdom. Enjoy this important conversation with Angela Merritt, author of Womb Witch: Herbal Magick for Reproductive Health. We discuss the importance of having an intuitive connection with our bodies, and the earth, as well as working holistically with our healing. Learn more about how to reclaim agency over your reproductive health, and the herbal practices that can support us during these troubling times. Angelica Merritt is an earth steward and author interested in awakening the wild within by exploring the human experience through the esoteric lens in...
2025-08-0844 min
Sound BhaktiKirtan Oasis | HG Vaisesika Dasa | 25 Jul 2025Thank you very much for joining us for the Yuga Dharma. It's a process passed down through millennia, engaging transcendental sound—the names of the Divine. When one chants the names "Hare," "Krishna," "Rama," which are nomenclature for the supreme source of everything, then one comes directly in contact with that source because it's the absolute principle: Advaya-jnana-tattva. There's no difference between the name and the named. Anyone who chants Hare Krishna will rise above any of the complexities of the world by the sublimity of the process.
One can chant at any time, in any place. You can chant to...
2025-07-292h 19
Future Learning Design PodcastMaking Meaning, Not Making Sense - A Conversation with Sam CrosbyIn the business of education someone telling you that something doesn't make sense is usually the moment to step in and explain, support and resolve the confusion. Helping young people make sense of the world Is our job isn't it? But what if making sense sometimes gets in the way of making meaning?! What is our job as educators in creating opportunities for young people to cultivate meaning in their lives, however that might happen for them? I absolutely loved this comversation with Sam Crosby this week, as we explored his work around the role of ancient myth, story...
2025-07-1355 min
This Magical LifeBridging Spirituality, Activism, and Ecology: Interview with Ruby Reed - AdvayaWatch the Interview here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iEzjwoMfcGo
In this thought-provoking conversation, Ruby Reed & Philip Carr-Gomm take us on a journey through the intersections of spirituality, activism, and ecology. From a multidisciplinary approach to community-building, Ruby discusses how these seemingly distinct movements are deeply interconnected and how they can empower individuals to bring about real-world change.
Ruby reflects on the importance of integrating ancestral wisdom with modern approaches, sharing how traditions from around the world can inspire personal and collective transformation. She also delves into the challenges and opportunities that arise when...
2025-06-1826 min
Meaning Making MachinesWomanhood and Reproductive Technologies | Sylvia Linsteadt | Episode 4Welcome to part 2 of my conversation with Sylvia Linsteadt! If you haven’t seen part 1 of our conversation, you can do so HERE.If you don’t know her work already, Sylvia is an author, a scholar of ancient history and myth, and a certified wildlife tracker. Her work - both fiction & non-fiction is rooted in myth, ecology, feminism, and bioregionalism. I highly recommend exploring her wonderful substack The Pollen Basket.This week, we continue our discussion of the feminine, diving deeper into the psychological and spiritual implications of things like birth control, egg freezing, and...
2025-03-141h 02
Meaning Making MachinesHealing the Motherline | Sylvia Linsteadt | Episode 2Sylvia Victor Linsteadt is an author, a scholar of ancient history and myth, and a certified wildlife tracker. Her work - both fiction & non-fiction is rooted in myth, ecology, feminism, and bioregionalism.In our conversation we speak about matrilineal vs. patrilineal cultures, motherhood across time, female fertility the connection between greek gods, aliens, and us, the relationship between fiction and spirituality, and more…Show Links:Substack: http://simoneleon.substack.comYoutube: https://www.youtube.com/@simone123621Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/simone.leon/Sy...
2025-02-151h 39
Birth: A New StoryBirth and Belonging - A conversation with Advaya, Mia Kalef and Samara ConcepciónThrough the lens of philosophy, pre and perinatal psychology, traditional midwifery, anthropology and modern medicine, this course invites us to widen our understanding about birth and its deep interrelationship with the rest of our lives. It explores what is possible beyond the dominant story about birth and how we can collectively create a new story that is in service of thriving life.
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2025-01-2854 min
Waking YouthEp36 - The Pursuit of an Integral Creative Life with Hannah CloseHannah Close is a writer, photographer and cultural curator. I invited her because, to me, she embodies the pursuit of wisdom and wholeness. Her art—whether in the form of an image, written piece, or Instagram post—emerges from a profound, quiet place. It moves the stuff of the spirit, and invites us to question who we are and what we’re really here for. Together we unpack Hannah's early life as the daughter of a 17-year old mother in a working class household that revered flatscreen TVs and honest labor. We listen to the waking up moments...
2024-10-241h 01
KnotWork Myth & StorytellingRemembering a Goddess, Three Years On | S5 Ep13Please Support Our Show: Join us on SubstackLove KnotWork Storytelling? Your financial contribution helps me pay the amazing team that puts this show together. Find the in-depth show notes, get special supporter-only podcast episodes, and stay connected between seasons.Subscribe to our newsletter Myth Is Medicine.Our StoryMarisa returns to the story of the Irish sovereignty goddess Mongfind, who has featured in several episodes. After some reflections on what it means to keep working this myth in a contemporary context, this episode includes a replay of Marisa’s 2023 story, Th...
2024-09-2039 min
Waking YouthEp35 - Integrating Inner Transformation & Social Change with Ruby Reed (Advaya)As someone interested in both personal healing and social change, I often notice a divide between these two transformational movements. On one hand, spiritual seekers can become overly focused on their inner journeys, moving from retreat to retreat without reflecting much on the planetary events unfolding in the world and their relationship to them. On the other hand, changemakers and activists can become so obsessed about bringing forth their desired futures that they not infrequently neglect self-care, presence and even kindness and compassion towards self and others. One of the projects bridging this divide is Ad...
2024-09-0851 min
The ReMembering and ReEnchanting PodcastEpisode 38 - Historical Context for Embodied Ethics in the Age of AIThis episode features a conversation with Sara Jolena Wolcott, Josh Schrei, and Andrew Dunn about history and technology. It was originally part of the Embodied Ethics in The Age of A.I. course offered by the School of Wise Innovation.Links:Andrew Murray DunnAndrewmurraydunn.comSubstackMediumXInstagramFacebookJosh SchreiThe Emerald PodcastInstagramFacebookAdvaya CourseSend us a messageSupport the showLearn more about Sara Jolena Wolcott and Sequoia Samanvaya
2024-09-021h 06
The Nourished Nervous SystemReturning Home to Our Bodies with Abigail Rose ClarkeSend us a textHave you ever read a book that feels like food for your spirit? That nourishes you with insight and stories and practices? 'Returning Home to Our Bodies' by Abigail Rose Clark is one of those books for me.In this episode with author, Abigail Rose Clarke, we discuss her path as a somatic facilitator, the journey of writing her book 'ReturningHome to Our Bodies', and the experiences of launching it - which are multi-layered as any big birthing process is. Abigail shares insights on grounding techniques, the importance of rel...
2024-08-1546 min
Why We CareLearning from and for nature with Christabel Reed, Co-Founder of Earthed and AdvayaIn today’s episode I’m speaking with Christabel Reed, the co-founder of two online learning platforms: advaya, and Earthed. A few years ago Christabel and her sister Ruby created advaya, a platform at the intersection of ecology, consciousness and the body, to help people heal their relationships with themselves, each other and the natural living world. They then developed and launched Earthed, a nature skills platform removing the obstacles towards a mass mobilised ecosystem restoration movement.I love that through Earthed you can access a mix of theoretical as well as very practical courses, and lear...
2024-02-2129 min
Outer Limits Of Inner TruthHow to Be Free of Outer and Inner Distractions with ShunyamurtiHow to Be Free of Outer and Inner Distractions with Shunyamurti Shunyamurti became aware of yoga as a spiritual path at an early age and was immediately drawn to it. He spent many years of meditation practice and training in numerous forms of yoga, including apprenticeship with Baba Hari Dass, deep study of the life and teachings of Sri Ramana Maharshi, and ten years of vowed association with a Brahmachari ashram in India. The teachings of such Eastern approaches to consciousness as Sankhya, Advaita, Advaya, and the insights of esoteric Shaivism and Buddhism, have been supplemented by the intensive study...
2024-02-0148 minOuter Limits Of Inner TruthHow to Be Free of Outer and Inner Distractions with ShunyamurtiHow to Be Free of Outer and Inner Distractions with Shunyamurti Shunyamurti became aware of yoga as a spiritual path at an early age and was immediately drawn to it. He spent many years of meditation practice and training in numerous forms of yoga, including apprenticeship with Baba Hari Dass, deep study of the life and teachings of Sri Ramana Maharshi, and ten years of vowed association with a Brahmachari ashram in India. The teachings of such Eastern approaches to consciousness as Sankhya, Advaita, Advaya, and the insights of esoteric Shaivism and Buddhism, have been supplemented by the intensive study...
2024-02-0148 minOuter Limits Of Inner TruthHow to Be Free of Outer and Inner Distractions with ShunyamurtiHow to Be Free of Outer and Inner Distractions with Shunyamurti Shunyamurti became aware of yoga as a spiritual path at an early age and was immediately drawn to it. He spent many years of meditation practice and training in numerous forms of yoga, including apprenticeship with Baba Hari Dass, deep study of the life and teachings of Sri Ramana Maharshi, and ten years of vowed association with a Brahmachari ashram in India. The teachings of such Eastern approaches to consciousness as Sankhya, Advaita, Advaya, and the insights of esoteric Shaivism and Buddhism, have been supplemented by the intensive study...
2024-02-0148 min
Outer Limits Of Inner TruthHow to Be Free of Outer and Inner Distractions with ShunyamurtiHow to Be Free of Outer and Inner Distractions with Shunyamurti Shunyamurti became aware of yoga as a spiritual path at an early age and was immediately drawn to it. He spent many years of meditation practice and training in numerous forms of yoga, including apprenticeship with Baba Hari Dass, deep study of the life and teachings of Sri Ramana Maharshi, and ten years of vowed association with a Brahmachari ashram in India. The teachings of such Eastern approaches to consciousness as Sankhya, Advaita, Advaya, and the insights of esoteric Shaivism and Buddhism, have been supplemented by the intensive study...
2024-02-0148 min
The Outer Limits of Inner TruthThe Return with Shunyamurti / Outer Limits of Inner TruthShunyamurti returns to The Outer Limits of Inner Truth presents revealing insights on what to expect during the climax of Kali Yuga, how to accelerate healing your karma, how to protect your life force from the collapsing collective, and more.
Shunyamurti became aware of yoga as a spiritual path at an early age and was immediately drawn to it. He spent many years of meditation practice and training in numerous forms of yoga, including apprenticeship with Baba Hari Dass, deep study of the life and teachings of Sri Ramana Maharshi, and ten years of vowed association with...
2024-01-3146 minThe Outer Limits of Inner TruthThe Return with Shunyamurti / Outer Limits of Inner TruthShunyamurti returns to The Outer Limits of Inner Truth presents revealing insights on what to expect during the climax of Kali Yuga, how to accelerate healing your karma, how to protect your life force from the collapsing collective, and more.
Shunyamurti became aware of yoga as a spiritual path at an early age and was immediately drawn to it. He spent many years of meditation practice and training in numerous forms of yoga, including apprenticeship with Baba Hari Dass, deep study of the life and teachings of Sri Ramana Maharshi, and ten years of vowed association with...
2024-01-3146 min
Law & More: The Boase Cohen & Collins PodcastEpisode 35 - Ramesh VaidyanathanIn this episode, we are pleased to welcome globe-trotting corporate lawyer Ramesh Vaidyanathan. In a wide-ranging discussion, Ramesh talks about practising law in his native India and the country’s growing status as a world economic power. He also provides an insight into his role as President of Ally Law, the global legal services network in which BC&C is a long-standing member. He speaks with our Senior Partner Colin Cohen. 00:33 Introduction and Ramesh's Welcome 01:19 Ramesh's Recent Activities and Challenges 02:24 Ramesh's Journey to Becoming a Lawyer 03:27 Transition to Corporate Law and Career Progression 05:25 Experie...
2024-01-0327 min
All That We AreRuby and Christabel Reed on Transformative Education, Spirituality and Ecosystem Restoration - E198How can we learn and unlearn to bring forth cultural, personal and planetary transformation? In this episode entitled Interconnected Learning Amisha talks with Ruby and Christabel Reed, co-founding directors of the holistic wellbeing and transformative education platform Advaya, and of the Initiative Earth Charity, which runs the online nature skills platform Earthed and narrative campaign EcoResolution. Over the last ten years they have been building networks and bringing tens of thousands of people together in joyful spaces that reframe how we see the world around us, and our role within it, so that we recognise our ecological r...
2023-11-301h 17
In Conversation with Nathalie Nahai124. Big Tech, Personal Sovereignty & Resisting A Cashless Society / Brett ScottIn this conversation, I speak with Brett Scott - an author, journalist, economic anthropologist and former financial broker. Writing on everything from the cashless society, fintech and cryptocurrency, to monetary reform, economic activism, and the politics of tech, Brett’s work has been published in The Guardian, Business Insider, New Scientist, Huffington Post, Wired Magazine and CNN.com, and he regularly appears on TV shows, radio broadcasts and documentaries across the world. His latest book Cloudmoney: Cash, Cards, Crypto and the War for our Wallets (Penguin/HarperCollins, 2022) explores the battle between cash and digit...
2023-10-151h 08
Viveka Chudamani – Shankaracharya Yoga VedantaWelche Meister haben die Befreiung erlangt VC 572Viveka Chudamani Vers 572. Bindung und Befreiung sind Eigenschaften/Attribute des Intellekts/ Verstandes, die die Unwissenden auf die Wirklichkeit übertragen, wie sie auch die von Wolken verschleierte Sicht der Sonne zuschreiben. Einzig und allein das nicht-duale, unveränderliche Bewusstsein ist die Absolute Wirklichkeit.
Sanskrit-Text:
bandhañ ca mokṣañ ca mṛṣaiva mūḍhā
buddher guṇaṃ vastuni kalpayanti |
dṛg-āvṛtiṃ megha-kṛtāṃ yathā ravau
yato’dvayāsaṅga-cid etad akṣaram || 572 ||
बन्धञ्च मोक्षञ्च मृषैव मूढा
बुद्धेर्गुणं वस्तुनि कल्पयन्ति |
दृगावृतिं मेघकृतां यथा रवौ
यतो ऽद्वयासङ्गचिदेतदक्षरम् || ५७२ ||
bandhan cha mokshan cha mrishaiva mudha
buddher gunam vastuni kalpayanti |
drig-avritim megha-kritam yatha ravau
yato’dvayasanga-chid etad aksharam || 572 ||
Wort-für-Wort-Übersetzung:
bandham : Gefangenschaft („Bindung“, Bandha)
ca : und (Cha)
mokṣam : Befreiung, Erlösung (Moksha)
ca : und
mṛṣā : irrigerweise (M...
2023-10-1101 min
The NatLifePodIs humanity a virus? A conversation with Ruby Reed & Christabel ReedOn this episode of the NatLifePod I’m behind the mic with Ruby Reed and Christabel Reed. Two Sisters who are on one hell of a be the change, personal and planetary mission.
Both Christabel and Ruby Reed are super inspiring humans, who through a vision for embracing an interconnected existence, have created incredible learning platforms Advaya & Earthed for finding deeper solutions for the challenges of our time.
We unpack so much in this conversation. It’s light and joyful yet deep and insightful and incredibly meaningful.
WE hope you enjoy the conversation as much as we did.
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2023-10-111h 49Viveka Chudamani – Shankaracharya Yoga VedantaÜberwinde die Angst vor dem Tod VC 558Viveka Chudamani Vers 558. Der Weise, der in der ewigen Wirklichkeit, Brahman, als unendliche, nicht-duale Glückseligkeit fest verankert ist, hängt nicht von der üblichen Berücksichtigung von Ort, Zeit und so weiter ab, um dieses Bündel von Haut, Fleisch und Kot aufzugeben.
Sanskrit-Text:
sad-ātmani brahmaṇi tiṣṭhato muneḥ
pūrṇādvayānanda-mayātmanā sadā |
na deśa-kālādy-ucita-pratīkṣā
tvaṅ-māṃsa-viṭ-piṇḍa-visarjanāya || 558 ||
सदात्मनि ब्रह्मणि तिष्ठतो मुनेः
पूर्णाद्वयानन्दमयात्मना सदा |
न देशकालाद्य्उचितप्रतीक्षा
त्वङ्मांसविट्पिण्डविसर्जनाय || ५५८ ||
sad-atmani brahmani tishthato muneh
purnadvayananda-mayatmana sada |
na desha-kalady-uchita-pratiksha
tvan-mamsa-vit-pinda-visarjanaya || 558 ||
Wort-für-Wort-Übersetzung:
sad-ātmani : dessen Wesen (Atman) das Wahre („Seiende“, Sat) ist
brahmaṇi : (der) im Absoluten (Brahma)
tiṣṭhataḥ : lebt („bleibend“, sthā)
muneḥ : für einen Weisen (Muni)
pūrṇādvayānanda-mayātmanā : mit einem aus vollkommener („voller...
2023-09-2704 minViveka Chudamani – Shankaracharya Yoga VedantaYogacenter hat nicht genügend Schüler wie gehst du damit aus Yoga Sicht um VC 527Viveka Chudamani Vers 527. Der Geist, der die Ursache aller Einbildungen und Vorstellungen ist, wird vollkommen heiter /gelassen von dem Weisen, welcher Brahman erkannt hat. In der Tat ist dies der Zustand der Stille, in der der im Brahman Ruhende die nicht-dual ewige Freude und Glückseligkeit des Absoluten erfährt.
Sanskrit-Text:
tūṣṇīm-avasthā paramopaśāntir
buddher asat-kalpa-vikalpa-hetoḥ |
brahmātmanā brahma-vido mahātmano
yatrādvayānanda-sukhaṃ nirantaram || 527 ||
तूष्णीमवस्था परमोपशान्ति-
र्बुद्धेरसत्कल्पविकल्पहेतोः |
ब्रह्मात्मना ब्रह्मविदो महात्मनो
यत्राद्वयानन्दसुखं निरन्तरम् || ५२७ ||
tushnim-avastha paramopashantir
buddher asat-kalpa-vikalpa-hetoh |
brahmatmana brahma-vido mahatmano
yatradvayananda-sukham nirantaram || 527 ||
Wort-für-Wort-Übersetzung:
tūṣṇīm-avasthā : der Zustand der Stille (Tushnimavastha)
paramopaśāntiḥ : (ist) der höchste (Parama) Frieden (Upashanti)
buddheḥ : des Geistes („Intellekts“, Buddhi)
asat-kalpa-vikalpa-hetoḥ : der die Ursache (Hetu) aller so gut wie („nahezu“...
2023-08-2703 minViveka Chudamani – Shankaracharya Yoga VedantaTrennungen sind Luftschlösser löse sie auf VC 526Viveka Chudamani Vers 526. Im Selbst, das ununterbrochenes Bewusstsein ist, sind dualistische Konzepte /Vorstellungen wie Luftschlösser. Daher, den höchsten Frieden erreichend, lebe in Stille, dich selbst mit dem nicht-dualen höchsten Glück eins wissend.
Sanskrit-Text:
akhaṇḍa-bodhātmani nirvikalpe
vikalpanaṃ vyomni pura-prakalpanam |
tad advayānanda-mayātmanā sadā
śāntiṃ parām etya bhajasva maunam || 526 ||
अखण्डबोधात्मनि निर्विकल्पे
विकल्पनं व्योम्नि पुरप्रकल्पनम् |
तदद्वयानन्दमयात्मना सदा
शान्तिं परामेत्य भजस्व मौनम् || ५२६ ||
akhanda-bodhatmani nirvikalpe
vikalpanam vyomni pura-prakalpanam |
tad advayananda-mayatmana sada
shantim parametya bhajasva maunam || 526 ||
Wort-für-Wort-Übersetzung:
akhaṇḍa-bodhātmani : im Selbst (Atman), das ununterbrochenes (Akhanda) Bewusstsein („Wachsein“, Bodha) ist
nirvikalpe : das undifferenziert (Nirvikalpa) ist
vikalpanam : Vorstellungen (Vikalpana)
vyomni : im Himmel (Vyoman)
pura-prakalpanam : (sind wie) das Errichten (Prakalpana) einer Burg, Stadt (Pura)
t...
2023-08-2601 minViveka Chudamani – Shankaracharya Yoga VedantaMeditiere über das Selbst wieder und wieder VC 525Viveka Chudamani Vers 525. Oh du große Seele/ Edler, indem du überall das Selbst siehst, dich als nicht- duale Selbst kontemplierst/ nachdenkst, nutze deine Zeit, um die Freude des Selbst zu genießen.
Sanskrit-Text:
svam eva sarvathā paśyan manyamānaḥ svam advayam |
svānandam anubhuñjānaḥ kālaṃ naya mahā-mate || 525 ||
स्वमेव सर्वथा पश्यन्मन्यमानः स्वमद्वयम् |
स्वानन्दमनुभुञ्जानः कालं नय महामते || ५२५ ||
svam eva sarvatha pashyan manyamanah svam advayam |
svanandam anubhunjanah kalam naya maha-mate || 525 ||
Wort-für-Wort-Übersetzung:
svam : das Selbst (Sva)
eva : nur, allein (Eva)
sarvathā : unter allen Umständen (Sarvatha)
paśyan : betrachtend (paś)
manyamānaḥ : wahrnehmend (man)
svam : (dich) selbst (Sva)
advayam : (als) nicht-dual (Advaya)
svānandam : die Glückseligkeit (Ananda) das Selbst (Sva)
anubhuñj...
2023-08-2504 minViveka Chudamani – Shankaracharya Yoga VedantaUmgang mit Enttäuschung nachdem etwas gelungen ist VC 524Viveka Chudamani Vers 524. Die Wahrnehmung unwirklicher Objekte verleiht weder die geringste Zufriedenheit, noch ermöglicht sie das Beenden vom Leid. Daher verweile ewig glücklich im Selbst, erfüllt von der Erfahrung/ Erkenntnis der nicht-dualen Freude und Glückseligkeit.
Sanskrit-Text:
asat-padārthānubhavena kiñ-cin
na hy asti tṛptir na ca duḥkha-hāniḥ |
tad advayānanda-rasānubhūtyā
tṛptaḥ sukhaṃ tiṣṭha sadātma-niṣṭhayā || 524 ||
असत्पदार्थानुभवेन किञ्चि-
न्न ह्यस्ति तृप्तिर्न च दुःखहानिः |
तदद्वयानन्दरसानुभूत्या
तृप्तः सुखं तिष्ठ सदात्मनिष्ठया || ५२४ ||
asat-padarthanubhavena kin-chin
na hy asti triptir na cha duhkha-hanih |
tad advayananda-rasanubhutya
triptah sukham tishtha sadatma-nishthaya || 524 ||
Wort-für-Wort-Übersetzung:
asat-padārthānubhavena : durch die Erfahrung (Anubhava) unwirklicher (Asat) Dinge (Padartha)
kiñ-cit : ein bisschen (Kinchid)
na : nicht (Na)
hi : gewiss (Hi)
asti : (es...
2023-08-2402 minShankaracharya Yoga VedantaDu bist das Selbst in allen Wesen VC 517Viveka Chudamani Vers 517. Ich bin das Selbst von allem, Ich bin alles in allem, Ich bin transzendent und nicht-dual, Ich bin absolutes unteilbares Wissen, Ich bin Wonne /Glückseligkeit und ewig bin Ich.
Sanskrit-Text:
sarvātmako’haṃ sarvo’haṃ sarvātīto’ham advayaḥ |
kevalākhaṇḍa-bodho’ham ānando’haṃ nirantaraḥ || 517 ||
सर्वात्मको ऽहं सर्वो ऽहं सर्वातीतो ऽहमद्वयः |
केवलाखण्डबोधो ऽहमानन्दो ऽहं निरन्तरः || ५१७ ||
sarvatmako’ham sarvo’ham sarvatito’ham advayah |
kevalakhanda-bodho’ham anando’ham nirantarah || 517 ||
Wort-für-Wort-Übersetzung:
sarvātmakaḥ : in allem enthalten (Sarvatmaka)
aham : ich (bin, Aham)
sarvaḥ : alles (Sarva)
aham : ich (bin)
sarvātītaḥ : transzendent („über alles hinausgehend“, Sarva–Atita)
aham : ich (bin)
advayaḥ : nicht-dual (Advaya)
kevalākhaṇḍa-bodhaḥ : absolutes (Kevala) ungeteiltes, ununterbrochenes (Akhanda) Bewusstsein („Erke...
2023-08-1701 minViveka Chudamani – Shankaracharya Yoga VedantaDu bist das Selbst in allen Wesen VC 517Viveka Chudamani Vers 517. Ich bin das Selbst von allem, Ich bin alles in allem, Ich bin transzendent und nicht-dual, Ich bin absolutes unteilbares Wissen, Ich bin Wonne /Glückseligkeit und ewig bin Ich.
Sanskrit-Text:
sarvātmako’haṃ sarvo’haṃ sarvātīto’ham advayaḥ |
kevalākhaṇḍa-bodho’ham ānando’haṃ nirantaraḥ || 517 ||
सर्वात्मको ऽहं सर्वो ऽहं सर्वातीतो ऽहमद्वयः |
केवलाखण्डबोधो ऽहमानन्दो ऽहं निरन्तरः || ५१७ ||
sarvatmako’ham sarvo’ham sarvatito’ham advayah |
kevalakhanda-bodho’ham anando’ham nirantarah || 517 ||
Wort-für-Wort-Übersetzung:
sarvātmakaḥ : in allem enthalten (Sarvatmaka)
aham : ich (bin, Aham)
sarvaḥ : alles (Sarva)
aham : ich (bin)
sarvātītaḥ : transzendent („über alles hinausgehend“, Sarva–Atita)
aham : ich (bin)
advayaḥ : nicht-dual (Advaya)
kevalākhaṇḍa-bodhaḥ : absolutes (Kevala) ungeteiltes, ununterbrochenes (Akhanda) Bewusstsein („Erke...
2023-08-1701 minViveka Chudamani – Shankaracharya Yoga VedantaUmgang mit psychischen Problemen aus Vedanta Sicht VC 511Viveka Chudamani Vers 511. Tätigkeit, Genuss, Gerissenheit/Schlauheit, Trunkenheit, Dumpfheit, Bindung und Freiheit/Befreiung – diese vergänglichen Zustände des Intellekts sind in Wirklichkeit, niemals im Selbst (oder: niemals dem Selbst zu eigen), welches das göttliche Brahman, das Absolute und Nicht-Duale ist.
Sanskrit-Text:
kartṛtva-bhoktṛtva-khalatva-mattatā-
jaḍatva-baddhatva-vimuktatādayaḥ |
buddher vikalpā na tu santi vastutaḥ
svasmin pare brahmaṇi kevale ‚dvaye || 511 ||
कर्तृत्वभोक्तृत्वखलत्वमत्तता-
जडत्वबद्धत्वविमुक्ततादयः |
बुद्धेर्विकल्पा न तु सन्ति वस्तुतः
स्वस्मिन्परे ब्रह्मणि केवले ऽद्वये || ५११ ||
kartritva-bhoktritva-khalatva-mattata-
jadatva-baddhatva-vimuktatadayah |
buddher vikalpa na tu santi vastutah
svasmin pare brahmani kevale’dvaye || 511 ||
Wort-für-Wort-Übersetzung:
kartṛtva-bhoktṛtva-khalatva-mattatā-jaḍatva-baddhatva-vimuktatādayaḥ : ein Handelnder zu sein (Kartritva), ein Erfahrender zu sein (Bhoktritva), Gerissenheit („Bösewicht-Sein“, Khala-tva), Berauschtheit (Mattata), Apathie (Jadatva), Gebundensein (Baddha-t...
2023-08-1101 minViveka Chudamani – Shankaracharya Yoga VedantaEhrerbietung an den Meister VC 487Viveka Chudamani Vers 487. Verehrung, nur Verehrung/Ehrerbietung Dir, dem großen Lehrer, der du frei von Anhaftungen bist, dem Höchsten der Weisen, verkörperte Essenz der ewigen, non-dualen Glückseligkeit, dem uferlosen Ozean des Mitgefühls!
Sanskrit-Text:
namo namas te gurave mahātmane
vimukta-saṅgāya sad-uttamāya |
nityādvayānanda-rasa-sva-rūpiṇe
bhūmne sadāpāra-dayāmbu-dhāmne || 487 ||
नमो नमस्ते गुरवे महात्मने
विमुक्तसङ्गाय सदुत्तमाय |
नित्याद्वयानन्दरसस्वरूपिणे
भूम्ने सदापारदयाम्बुधाम्ने || ४८७ ||
namo namas te gurave mahatmane
vimukta-sangaya sad-uttamaya |
nityadvayananda-rasa-sva-rupine
bhumne sadapara-dayambu-dhamne || 487 ||
Wort-für-Wort-Übersetzung:
namaḥ : Verehrung („Verneigung“, Namas)
namaḥ : Verehrung
te : dir (Tvad)
gurave : dem Lehrer, Meister (Guru)
mahātmane : dem Edlen, Hochherzigen („der großen Seele“, Mahatman)
vimukta-saṅgāya : der frei (Vimukta) von Anhaftung (ist, Sanga)
sad-uttamāya : dem besten (Uttama...
2023-07-1803 minViveka Chudamani – Shankaracharya Yoga VedantaDas Selbst ist vollkommen und reine Intelligenz VC 471Viveka Chudamani Vers 471. Es gibt nur das Eine (eka) nicht-duale (advaya) Absolute. Es ist wahr (sat), evident (siddha), in sich vollkommen (samriddha), reine Intelligenz (shuddha buddha), unvergleichlich (anidrisha). In Ihm gibt es keinerlei Vielfalt.
Sanskrit-Text:
sat samṛddhaṃ svataḥ siddhaṃ śuddhaṃ buddham anīdṛśam |
ekam evādvayaṃ brahma neha nānāsti kiñ-cana || 471 ||
सत्समृद्धं स्वतःसिद्धं शुद्धं बुद्धमनीदृशम् |
एकमेवाद्वयं ब्रह्म नेह नानास्ति किञ्चन || ४७१ ||
sat samriddham svatah siddham shuddham buddham anidrisham |
ekam evadvayam brahma neha nanasti kin-chana || 471 ||
Wort-für-Wort-Übersetzung:
sat : wahr („seiend“, Sat)
samṛddham : erfüllt, vollkommen (Samriddha)
svataḥ : von selbst (Svatas)
siddham : evident („erwiesen“, Siddha)
śuddham : rein (Shuddha)
buddham : bewusst, wach („erwacht“, Buddha)
anīdṛśam : unvergleichlich („unähnlich“, Anidrisha)
ekam : das eine (Eka)
eva...
2023-07-0202 minShankaracharya Yoga VedantaDas Selbst ist vollkommen und reine Intelligenz VC 471Viveka Chudamani Vers 471. Es gibt nur das Eine (eka) nicht-duale (advaya) Absolute. Es ist wahr (sat), evident (siddha), in sich vollkommen (samriddha), reine Intelligenz (shuddha buddha), unvergleichlich (anidrisha). In Ihm gibt es keinerlei Vielfalt.
Sanskrit-Text:
sat samṛddhaṃ svataḥ siddhaṃ śuddhaṃ buddham anīdṛśam |
ekam evādvayaṃ brahma neha nānāsti kiñ-cana || 471 ||
सत्समृद्धं स्वतःसिद्धं शुद्धं बुद्धमनीदृशम् |
एकमेवाद्वयं ब्रह्म नेह नानास्ति किञ्चन || ४७१ ||
sat samriddham svatah siddham shuddham buddham anidrisham |
ekam evadvayam brahma neha nanasti kin-chana || 471 ||
Wort-für-Wort-Übersetzung:
sat : wahr („seiend“, Sat)
samṛddham : erfüllt, vollkommen (Samriddha)
svataḥ : von selbst (Svatas)
siddham : evident („erwiesen“, Siddha)
śuddham : rein (Shuddha)
buddham : bewusst, wach („erwacht“, Buddha)
anīdṛśam : unvergleichlich („unähnlich“, Anidrisha)
ekam : das eine (Eka)
eva...
2023-07-0202 minShankaracharya Yoga VedantaDas Selbst ist eigenschaftslos und subtil VC 469Viveka Chudamani Vers 469. Es gibt nur das Eine (eka) nicht-duale (advaya) Absolute. Es ist eigenschaftslos (nirguna), ohne Teile (nishkala), subtil (sukshma), unvergleichbar (nirvikalpa), makellos (niranjana). In Ihm gibt es keinerlei Vielfalt.
Sanskrit-Text:
nirguṇaṃ niṣkalaṃ sūkṣmaṃ nirvikalpaṃ nirañjanam |
ekam evādvayaṃ brahma neha nānāsti kiñ-cana || 469 ||
निर्गुणं निष्कलं सूक्ष्मं निर्विकल्पं निरञ्जनम् |
एकमेवाद्वयं ब्रह्म नेह नानास्ति किञ्चन || ४६९ ||
nirgunam nishkalam sukshmam nirvikalpam niranjanam |
ekam evadvayam brahma neha nanasti kin-chana || 469 ||
Wort-für-Wort-Übersetzung:
nirguṇam : eigenschaftslos (Nirguna)
niṣkalam : ungeteilt (Nishkala)
sūkṣmam : feinstofflich, subtil (Sukshma)
nirvikalpam : nicht differenziert (Nirvikalpa)
nirañjanam : rein, unbefleckt (Niranjana)
ekam : das eine (Eka)
eva : nur (Eva)
advayam : nicht-duale (Advaya)
brahma : Absolute (existiert, Brahman)
na : nicht (Na)
iha : darin, in ihm („hier“, Iha...
2023-06-3001 minViveka Chudamani – Shankaracharya Yoga VedantaDas Selbst ist eigenschaftslos und subtil VC 469Viveka Chudamani Vers 469. Es gibt nur das Eine (eka) nicht-duale (advaya) Absolute. Es ist eigenschaftslos (nirguna), ohne Teile (nishkala), subtil (sukshma), unvergleichbar (nirvikalpa), makellos (niranjana). In Ihm gibt es keinerlei Vielfalt.
Sanskrit-Text:
nirguṇaṃ niṣkalaṃ sūkṣmaṃ nirvikalpaṃ nirañjanam |
ekam evādvayaṃ brahma neha nānāsti kiñ-cana || 469 ||
निर्गुणं निष्कलं सूक्ष्मं निर्विकल्पं निरञ्जनम् |
एकमेवाद्वयं ब्रह्म नेह नानास्ति किञ्चन || ४६९ ||
nirgunam nishkalam sukshmam nirvikalpam niranjanam |
ekam evadvayam brahma neha nanasti kin-chana || 469 ||
Wort-für-Wort-Übersetzung:
nirguṇam : eigenschaftslos (Nirguna)
niṣkalam : ungeteilt (Nishkala)
sūkṣmam : feinstofflich, subtil (Sukshma)
nirvikalpam : nicht differenziert (Nirvikalpa)
nirañjanam : rein, unbefleckt (Niranjana)
ekam : das eine (Eka)
eva : nur (Eva)
advayam : nicht-duale (Advaya)
brahma : Absolute (existiert, Brahman)
na : nicht (Na)
iha : darin, in ihm („hier“, Iha...
2023-06-3001 minShankaracharya Yoga VedantaDas Unendliche ist immer da VC 468Viveka Chudamani Vers 468. Es gibt nur das Eine (eka) nicht-duale (advaya) Absolute. Es kann weder zurückgewiesen noch angenommen werden. Es ist unfassbar, von nichts abhängig. In Ihm gibt es keinerlei Vielfalt.
Sanskrit-Text:
aheyam anupādeyam anādeyam anāśrayam |
ekam evādvayaṃ brahma neha nānāsti kiñ-cana || 468 ||
अहेयमनुपादेयमनादेयमनाश्रयम् |
एकमेवाद्वयं ब्रह्म नेह नानास्ति किञ्चन || ४६८ ||
aheyam anupadeyam anadeyam anashrayam |
ekam evadvayam brahma neha nanasti kin-chana || 468 ||
Wort-für-Wort-Übersetzung:
aheyam : (es) kann nicht aufgegeben werden (Aheya)
anupādeyam : kann nicht angenommen werden (Anupadeya)
anādeyam : ist nicht mit den Sinnen zu fassen (Anadeya)
anāśrayam : hat keine Stütze (Anashraya)
ekam : das eine (Eka)
eva : nur (Eva)
advayam : nicht-duale (Advaya)
brahma : Absol...
2023-06-2901 minViveka Chudamani – Shankaracharya Yoga VedantaDas Unendliche ist immer da VC 468Viveka Chudamani Vers 468. Es gibt nur das Eine (eka) nicht-duale (advaya) Absolute. Es kann weder zurückgewiesen noch angenommen werden. Es ist unfassbar, von nichts abhängig. In Ihm gibt es keinerlei Vielfalt.
Sanskrit-Text:
aheyam anupādeyam anādeyam anāśrayam |
ekam evādvayaṃ brahma neha nānāsti kiñ-cana || 468 ||
अहेयमनुपादेयमनादेयमनाश्रयम् |
एकमेवाद्वयं ब्रह्म नेह नानास्ति किञ्चन || ४६८ ||
aheyam anupadeyam anadeyam anashrayam |
ekam evadvayam brahma neha nanasti kin-chana || 468 ||
Wort-für-Wort-Übersetzung:
aheyam : (es) kann nicht aufgegeben werden (Aheya)
anupādeyam : kann nicht angenommen werden (Anupadeya)
anādeyam : ist nicht mit den Sinnen zu fassen (Anadeya)
anāśrayam : hat keine Stütze (Anashraya)
ekam : das eine (Eka)
eva : nur (Eva)
advayam : nicht-duale (Advaya)
brahma : Absol...
2023-06-2901 minViveka Chudamani – Shankaracharya Yoga VedantaEs gibt nur das Eine nicht-duale Absolute VC 467Viveka Chudamani Vers 467. Es gibt nur das Eine (eka) nicht-duale (advaya) Absolute. Es ist das Innerste, die All-Einheit, Fülle (purna), Unendlichkeit (ananta), Allgegenwart. In Ihm gibt es keinerlei Vielfalt.
Sanskrit-Text:
pratyag eka-rasaṃ pūrṇam anantaṃ sarvato-mukham |
ekam evādvayaṃ brahma neha nānāsti kiñ-cana || 467 ||
प्रत्यगेकरसं पूर्णमनन्तं सर्वतोमुखम् |
एकमेवाद्वयं ब्रह्म नेह नानास्ति किञ्चन || ४६७ ||
pratyag eka-rasam purnam anantam sarvato-mukham |
ekam evadvayam brahma neha nanasti kin-chana || 467 ||
Wort-für-Wort-Übersetzung:
pratyak : das Innerste (Pratyanch)
eka-rasam : stets gleich bleibend (Ekarasa)
pūrṇam : vollkommen („erfüllt“, Purna)
anantam : unendlich (Ananta)
sarvato-mukham : allgegenwärtig („überallhin gekehrt“, Sarvatomukha)
ekam : das eine (Eka)
eva : nur (Eva)
advayam : nicht-duale (Advaya)
brahma : Absolute (existiert, Brahman)
na : nicht (Na)
iha : darin, in ihm („hie...
2023-06-2802 minShankaracharya Yoga VedantaEs gibt nur das Eine nicht-duale Absolute VC 467Viveka Chudamani Vers 467. Es gibt nur das Eine (eka) nicht-duale (advaya) Absolute. Es ist das Innerste, die All-Einheit, Fülle (purna), Unendlichkeit (ananta), Allgegenwart. In Ihm gibt es keinerlei Vielfalt.
Sanskrit-Text:
pratyag eka-rasaṃ pūrṇam anantaṃ sarvato-mukham |
ekam evādvayaṃ brahma neha nānāsti kiñ-cana || 467 ||
प्रत्यगेकरसं पूर्णमनन्तं सर्वतोमुखम् |
एकमेवाद्वयं ब्रह्म नेह नानास्ति किञ्चन || ४६७ ||
pratyag eka-rasam purnam anantam sarvato-mukham |
ekam evadvayam brahma neha nanasti kin-chana || 467 ||
Wort-für-Wort-Übersetzung:
pratyak : das Innerste (Pratyanch)
eka-rasam : stets gleich bleibend (Ekarasa)
pūrṇam : vollkommen („erfüllt“, Purna)
anantam : unendlich (Ananta)
sarvato-mukham : allgegenwärtig („überallhin gekehrt“, Sarvatomukha)
ekam : das eine (Eka)
eva : nur (Eva)
advayam : nicht-duale (Advaya)
brahma : Absolute (existiert, Brahman)
na : nicht (Na)
iha : darin, in ihm („hie...
2023-06-2802 minViveka Chudamani – Shankaracharya Yoga VedantaUmgang mit Minderwertigkeitskomplexen VC 465Viveka Chudamani Vers 465. Es gibt nur das Eine (eka) nicht-duale (advaya) Absolute. Es ist vollständig (paripurna), ohne Anfang und Ende (anady–anta), unermesslich/unbeschreiblich (aprameya), unveränderlich (avikriya). In Ihm gibt es keinerlei Vielfalt.
Sanskrit-Text:
paripūrṇam anādy-antam aprameyam avikriyam |
ekam evādvayaṃ brahma neha nānāsti kiñ-cana || 465 ||
परिपूर्णमनाद्यन्तमप्रमेयमविक्रियम् |
एकमेवाद्वयं ब्रह्म नेह नानास्ति किञ्चन || ४६५ ||
paripurnam anady-antam aprameyam avikriyam |
ekam evadvayam brahma neha nanasti kin-chana || 465 ||
Wort-für-Wort-Übersetzung:
paripūrṇam : erfüllte (Paripurna)
anādy-antam : ohne Anfang (Anadi) und Ende (Anta)
aprameyam : unergründlich (Aprameya)
avikriyam : keinem Wandel unterworfen (Avikriya)
ekam : das eine (Eka)
eva : nur (Eva)
advayam : nicht-duale (Advaya)
brahma : Absolute (existiert, Brahman)
na : nicht (Na)
iha...
2023-06-2603 minShankaracharya Yoga VedantaUmgang mit Minderwertigkeitskomplexen VC 465Viveka Chudamani Vers 465. Es gibt nur das Eine (eka) nicht-duale (advaya) Absolute. Es ist vollständig (paripurna), ohne Anfang und Ende (anady–anta), unermesslich/unbeschreiblich (aprameya), unveränderlich (avikriya). In Ihm gibt es keinerlei Vielfalt.
Sanskrit-Text:
paripūrṇam anādy-antam aprameyam avikriyam |
ekam evādvayaṃ brahma neha nānāsti kiñ-cana || 465 ||
परिपूर्णमनाद्यन्तमप्रमेयमविक्रियम् |
एकमेवाद्वयं ब्रह्म नेह नानास्ति किञ्चन || ४६५ ||
paripurnam anady-antam aprameyam avikriyam |
ekam evadvayam brahma neha nanasti kin-chana || 465 ||
Wort-für-Wort-Übersetzung:
paripūrṇam : erfüllte (Paripurna)
anādy-antam : ohne Anfang (Anadi) und Ende (Anta)
aprameyam : unergründlich (Aprameya)
avikriyam : keinem Wandel unterworfen (Avikriya)
ekam : das eine (Eka)
eva : nur (Eva)
advayam : nicht-duale (Advaya)
brahma : Absolute (existiert, Brahman)
na : nicht (Na)
iha...
2023-06-2603 min
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2023-05-091h 13Viveka Chudamani – Shankaracharya Yoga VedantaMeditiere über dich selbst als Sat Chid Ananda VC 413Viveka Chudamani Vers 413. Meditiere über das Selbst im Selbst, das Sein, Bewusstsein und Glückseligkeit (sat chit ananda) ist, frei von allen Begrenzungen (upadhi), nicht-dual (advaya). Dann wirst du nie wieder der Wiedergeburt unterworfen sein!
Sanskrit-Text:
sarvopādhi-vinirmuktaṃ sac-cid-ānandam advayam |
bhāvayātmānam ātma-sthaṃ na bhūyaḥ kalpase’dhvane || 413 ||
सर्वोपाधिविनिर्मुक्तं सच्चिदानन्दमद्वयम् |
भावयात्मानमात्मस्थं न भूयः कल्पसे ऽध्वने || ४१३ ||
sarvopadhi-vinirmuktam sach-chid-anandam advayam |
bhavayatmanam atma-stham na bhuyah kalpase’dhvane || 413 ||
Wort-für-Wort-Übersetzung:
sarvopādhi-vinirmuktam : das frei (Vinirmukta) von allen (Sarva) begrenzenden Attributen (Upadhi) ist
sac-cid-ānandam : Sein, Bewusstsein und Glückseligkeit (Sachchidananda)
advayam : über das nicht-duale (Advaya)
bhāvaya : meditiere (bhū)
ātmānam : Selbst (Atman)
ātma-stham : das sich in dier selbst befindet (Atmastha)
na : nicht (Na)
bhūyaḥ : mehr (Bhuyas)
kalpase...
2023-05-0402 minShankaracharya Yoga VedantaMeditiere über dich selbst als Sat Chid Ananda VC 413Viveka Chudamani Vers 413. Meditiere über das Selbst im Selbst, das Sein, Bewusstsein und Glückseligkeit (sat chit ananda) ist, frei von allen Begrenzungen (upadhi), nicht-dual (advaya). Dann wirst du nie wieder der Wiedergeburt unterworfen sein!
Sanskrit-Text:
sarvopādhi-vinirmuktaṃ sac-cid-ānandam advayam |
bhāvayātmānam ātma-sthaṃ na bhūyaḥ kalpase’dhvane || 413 ||
सर्वोपाधिविनिर्मुक्तं सच्चिदानन्दमद्वयम् |
भावयात्मानमात्मस्थं न भूयः कल्पसे ऽध्वने || ४१३ ||
sarvopadhi-vinirmuktam sach-chid-anandam advayam |
bhavayatmanam atma-stham na bhuyah kalpase’dhvane || 413 ||
Wort-für-Wort-Übersetzung:
sarvopādhi-vinirmuktam : das frei (Vinirmukta) von allen (Sarva) begrenzenden Attributen (Upadhi) ist
sac-cid-ānandam : Sein, Bewusstsein und Glückseligkeit (Sachchidananda)
advayam : über das nicht-duale (Advaya)
bhāvaya : meditiere (bhū)
ātmānam : Selbst (Atman)
ātma-stham : das sich in dier selbst befindet (Atmastha)
na : nicht (Na)
bhūyaḥ : mehr (Bhuyas)
kalpase...
2023-05-0402 min
A Millennial's Guide to Saving the World#134 To Worship at the Altar of Life, Death, Sex, and Love with Erin Ginder-ShawErin is a professional writer who’s currently studying to get her Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology. Erin is also one of my closest friends, and my former Whore Rapport co-host. Since ending Whore Rapport last fall, Erin and I both felt that there was more to say about our decision to stop the podcast. We speak about the animate, sacred nature of identity, the challenge of overcoming projections and idealizations, and the dangers of leaning too far into intellectualization to the point where it becomes a defense. We also talk about our evolving and deepening relationship to the ar...
2023-05-021h 58Viveka Chudamani – Shankaracharya Yoga VedantaDie höchste Wirklichkeit ist ohne ein zweites VC 394Viveka Chudamani Vers 394. Die Höchste Wirklichkeit (brahman) existiert aus sich selbst, ist wie Raum rein, frei von Vielfalt, unbegrenzt, reglos, unveränderlich, ohne innen und außen, ungeteilt, nicht-dual. Was anderes gibt es zu erkennen?
Sanskrit-Text:
ākāśa-van nirmala-nirvikalpaṃ
niḥsīma-niḥspandana-nirvikāram |
antar-bahiḥ-śūnyam ananyam advayaṃ
svayaṃ paraṃ brahma kim asti bodhyam || 394 ||
आकाशवन्निर्मलनिर्विकल्पं
निःसीमनिःस्पन्दननिर्विकारम् |
अन्तर्बहिःशून्यमनन्यमद्वयं
स्वयं परं ब्रह्म किमस्ति बोध्यम् || ३९४ ||
akasha-van nirmala-nirvikalpam
nihsima-nihspandana-nirvikaram |
antar-bahih-shunyam ananyam advayam
svayam param brahma kim asti bodhyam || 394 ||
Wort-für-Wort-Übersetzung:
ākāśa-vat : wie (Vat) der Himmel, Raum (Akasha)
nirmala-nirvikalpam : makellos (Nirmala), nicht differenziert (Nirvikalpa)
niḥsīma-niḥspandana-nirvikāram : unbegrenzt (Nihsiman), bewegungslos (Nihspandana) und unveränderlich (Nirvikara)
antar-bahiḥ-śūnyam : innen (Antar) und außen (Bahis) lee...
2023-04-1503 minShankaracharya Yoga VedantaDie höchste Wirklichkeit ist ohne ein zweites VC 394Viveka Chudamani Vers 394. Die Höchste Wirklichkeit (brahman) existiert aus sich selbst, ist wie Raum rein, frei von Vielfalt, unbegrenzt, reglos, unveränderlich, ohne innen und außen, ungeteilt, nicht-dual. Was anderes gibt es zu erkennen?
Sanskrit-Text:
ākāśa-van nirmala-nirvikalpaṃ
niḥsīma-niḥspandana-nirvikāram |
antar-bahiḥ-śūnyam ananyam advayaṃ
svayaṃ paraṃ brahma kim asti bodhyam || 394 ||
आकाशवन्निर्मलनिर्विकल्पं
निःसीमनिःस्पन्दननिर्विकारम् |
अन्तर्बहिःशून्यमनन्यमद्वयं
स्वयं परं ब्रह्म किमस्ति बोध्यम् || ३९४ ||
akasha-van nirmala-nirvikalpam
nihsima-nihspandana-nirvikaram |
antar-bahih-shunyam ananyam advayam
svayam param brahma kim asti bodhyam || 394 ||
Wort-für-Wort-Übersetzung:
ākāśa-vat : wie (Vat) der Himmel, Raum (Akasha)
nirmala-nirvikalpam : makellos (Nirmala), nicht differenziert (Nirvikalpa)
niḥsīma-niḥspandana-nirvikāram : unbegrenzt (Nihsiman), bewegungslos (Nihspandana) und unveränderlich (Nirvikara)
antar-bahiḥ-śūnyam : innen (Antar) und außen (Bahis) lee...
2023-04-1503 min
Outer Limits Of Inner TruthDeep Awakening with ShunyamurtiDeep Awakening with Shunyamurti Shunyamurti returns for another interview on the Outer Limits of Inner Truth to discuss: What is Kali Yuga, why humans are being tested, what are paths to enlightenment and inner-peace. Shunyamurti became aware of yoga as a spiritual path at an early age and was immediately drawn to it. He spent many years of meditation practice and training in numerous forms of yoga, including apprenticeship with Baba Hari Dass, deep study of the life and teachings of Sri Ramana Maharshi, and ten years of vowed association with a Brahmachari ashram in India. The teachings of such...
2023-03-2634 min
Life is a FestivalIan MacKenzie: The Masculine Longing for Mythic ImaginationToday Ian Mackenzie returns to Life is a Festival to discuss mythopoetic masculinity. Ian is a filmmaker, essayist, and host of the Mythic Masculine Podcast and A Gathering of Stories. He is teaching a new online class called Re-storying Masculinity with Advaya which starts on March 14th.
Our conversation begins with a history of the Mythopoetic Men's Movement and its splinter, Men’s Rights activism. We talk about how mainstream culture is really an anti culture that eats culture, including mens work. Ian shares the value of myth vs fact in exploring truth and some of the le...
2023-03-141h 08
Accidental GodsTechnology for a future that works with Cory Feco of the DOI FoundationThe one big question that this podcast exists to answer is - what does our future look like when it works? When we endeavour to answer this, there seems quite a clear divide between those us born in the twentieth century who grew up in a world before broadband, and those born in the nineties and later who never got to know the strange weeble of the dial up tone, but instead grew in a world where their every move was dissected by their peers on social media. We can look some other time at the em...
2023-03-081h 17
In Conversation with Nathalie Nahai104. The Great Regeneration: On Stories, Systems & Self / Ruby Reed & Christabel ReedIn 2015, sisters Ruby and Christabel Reed started organising events to explore the interconnections between ecology, community, spirituality and wellbeing. They understood the ecological emergency and mental health crisis to be inherently connected and wanted to learn about ways of being that could create happier, healthier and more just cultures.
This unfolding project became Advaya, a systems change initiative that organises around the principles of radical regeneration and joyful revolution. Since its inception, it has become a global platform for transformative education, which has organised over 200 events that promote everything from regenerative narratives, embodiment, daily practice, small scale agriculture and degrowth...
2023-01-2250 min
Home to HerThe Portal of the Divine Feminine with Sophie StrandIf you’d like to know whose ancestral tribal lands you currently reside on, you can look up your address here: https://native-land.ca/My new book, “Home to Her: Walking the Transformative Path of the Sacred Feminine,” is now available Womancraft Publishing! To learn more, read endorsements and purchase, please visit www.womancraftpublishing.com. It is also available for sale via Amazon, Bookshop.org, and you can order it from your favorite local bookstore, too. Please – if you love this podcast and/or have read my book, please consider leaving me a review! For the podcast, reviews on iTunes are extremel...
2022-12-071h 08
Talking Waterwith brontë velez & justine epsteinWe welcome brontë velez and justine epstein on the theme of water and eros. aboutOur friendship, scholarship and praxis has many and ever-evolving intersections as comrades and clowns hospicing dying systems and reckoning towards repair with ancestors and the earth in times of deep unrest. we enter these conversations and inquiries from different contexts, with different bodies and stories and find solidarity and mutual liberation in queerness, black feminist scholarship, practices of sabbath and land-based rites of passage, and a shared vision for reparations, ancestral healing, and a world where we’re all free. we’re gui...
2022-12-061h 25
The Mythic MasculineBonus: Composting the Mycelial Masculine with Sophie StrandWhat if hidden in the soil below the monumental myth of patriarchal masculinity there was a rhizomatic biodiversity of alternative masculinities? What does it mean to create an ecosystem of narratives, rather than uplift a singular story? Looking to the past for ingredients to compost into better stories for the future, Ian and Sophie bring their personal experiences and mythic mycelial systems into a conversation about their own exploration into the myths of the masculine.Register for Sophie's new course Rewilding Mythology https://www.rewilding-mythology.com Use the code RewildMYTHPO...
2022-11-081h 01
Mixing Podcast Amsterdam by Stef SegersStef Segers - Organic Deep House 2022-6This is part 10 of the Organic Deep House from 2022. Deep and calming sounds for work, chilling, car of home work. Enjoy this mix!01 Addy-Z - Adenium02 Raw Main - SandMan (Original Mix)03 Nopi - Forest Gid (Original Mix)04 Zone+, Bachir Salloum - Verse (PAAX Tulum Remix)05 John Cosani - Crystal Brain (Original Mix)06 Shai T - Oriki07 Diass - The Imaginarium (Original Mix)08 Leomar - Love In The Deep09 DJ Sergee - Divane (Diass Remix)10 Gradsky...
2022-10-141h 35
Outer Limits Of Inner TruthBecome The Dreamer with ShunyamurtiBecome The Dreamer with Shunyamurti Shunyamurti became aware of yoga as a spiritual path at an early age and was immediately drawn to it. He spent many years of meditation practice and training in numerous forms of yoga, including apprenticeship with Baba Hari Dass, deep study of the life and teachings of Sri Ramana Maharshi, and ten years of vowed association with a Brahmachari ashram in India. The teachings of such Eastern approaches to consciousness as Sankhya, Advaita, Advaya, and the insights of esoteric Shaivism and Buddhism, have been supplemented by the intensive study of Western metaphysics, and profound exploration...
2022-09-0245 min
Life Itself PodcastHannah Close on Animism, Kinship, and the Social Change EcosystemIn episode 5 of our Exploring Social Transformation series, Theo Cox is joined by Hannah Close, a writer and photographer and curator for Advaya. Hannah engages in an insightful conversation on kinship, her experience of the social change ecosystem, in particular being a woman within this space, animism and Schumacher College.Learn more: https://hannahlclose.com/ https://advaya.co/ https://campus.dartington.org/schumacher-college/ Get full access to Life Itself at news.lifeitself.org/subscribe
2022-07-121h 16Life Itself PodcastHannah Close on Animism, Kinship, and the Social Change EcosystemIn episode 5 of our Exploring Social Transformation series, Theo Cox is joined by Hannah Close, a writer and photographer and curator for Advaya. Hannah engages in an insightful conversation on kinship, her experience of the social change ecosystem, in particular being a woman within this space, animism and Schumacher College.Learn more: https://hannahlclose.com/ https://advaya.co/ https://campus.dartington.org/schumacher-college/ Get full access to Life Itself at news.lifeitself.org/subscribe
2022-07-121h 16
A Millennial's Guide to Saving the World#119 Rerooting our Stories and Rewilding our Mythology with Sophie StrandSophie is a writer based in the Hudson Valley who focuses on the intersection of spirituality, storytelling, and ecology. We speak about personal and collective mythologies and how so many of our stories have been deracinated from their roots in ways that perpetuate harm. We discuss the importance of rerooting and rewilding these narratives by listening with our whole bodies, and becoming aware of how our individual story is a part of an overarching ecological matrix. We touch on how we’ve both worked to reframe our own sensitivity and illness, and the complexities of Psilocybin, masculinity, Jesus, spirituality an...
2022-06-261h 43
The Revelation ProjectEpisode 129: Sophie Strand - Where the World Gets InI’m back with another dose of the enchanting Sophie Strand. Listen in as we dance in the magic of storytelling, ecology, revelation, and contemplation.
Sophie is someone who understands the power of myth-making and storytelling. She honed her abilities when she learned she had a life-threatening disease and began to write as if her life depended on it. What she came to realize is that all of our lives depend on it. Unless we generate new myths to live into, we will surely stay fast asleep in the culture of make-believe, where we consume everything without im...
2022-06-0159 min
Team HumanHannah CloseWriter, researcher, and curator at Advaya Hannah Close helps to bring us from mere reciprocity to true kinship.🎙 In his monologue, Rushkoff discusses how haggling holds us all together.📰 Read a written version of Rushkoff's monologue, The Fabric of Society, on Medium.🌍 Team Human is made possible thanks to the generous support of our listeners on Patreon. Your support will unlock access to our Discord community, exclusive bonus content from the Rushkoff archive on our Team Human Team Feed, and free access to our live events. Hosted on Acast. Se...
2022-04-201h 12
Navigating Consciousness with Rupert SheldrakeMind Beyond the BrainA talk given at the Advaya Initiative workshop ‘Consciousness: Re-Defining Our Parameters’. Recorded at the Rudolf Steiner House, London, on December 3rd, 2018.The full talk: https://advaya.co/events/2018/12/02/consciousness-re-defining-our-parameters
2022-02-1536 min
Radio EvolveKinship: What does it mean to belong?
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Thomas Steininger in dialogue with Hannah Close
What does it mean to belong? What does it mean to be in relationship with the ever-unfurling world we find ourselves part of? What, exactly, is community? Who do we mean...
2022-01-2848 min
Spiritual Teachings With ShunyamurtiThe Real is Beyond Belief - Shunyamurti TeachingShunyamurti describes advaya: no beliefs can capture Reality. If you free yourself from all beliefs, you will be free of suffering and attune to the real of nonduality. But this is not to be taken as a belief--do the experiment and discover for yourself what is True and what is Real.
2022-01-2211 min
Sacred RememberingHealing the Masculine in Women for Increased Capacity w/ Sarah PoetEpisode 097!
Women healing the feminine in them are really starting to become aware that they've got to heal the masculine in them too.
Just this week, I've had multiple calls with women who are realizing how their PROJECTIONS of their idealized masculine have to do with their projections of trauma associated with men.
Questions for reflection:
1. What are your top 3 associations with "Masculine?" Be honest.
2. What are the top 3 things you WANT from the masculine?
Until these are the SAME, you'll actually continue to goof up in...
2021-10-221h 15
advaya podcastVisioning the Future with Rob Hopkins, Jane Davidson & Gillian BurkeIn this highly thought-provoking talk, Hopkins, Davidson and Burke explore the place of imagination & stories in the birth of a new world. Rob Hopkins, environmental activist and writer, discusses research on the steady and persistent decline of our imagination, linked to the loss of a culture of play, less time spent in nature and anxiety, stress and trauma. He touches on the lack of imagination in today’s politicians and explores what the imagination actually is and the ways in which we can feed it to bring about the changes we want to see in the world. He also sh...
2021-10-082h 00advaya podcastWhat Do You Do When There Is No Hope with Bayo Akomolafe & Toni SpencerIn this poetic meditation on hope, we are joined by speaker, author and facilitator Bayo Akomolafe and facilitator, poet and mentor Toni Spencer. Together they discuss the abundance that can be found in hopelessness and the things that feel invited when darkness is all that there is. The speakers consider the costs and shape of hope, and explore the ways in which hope has been colonised - asking the question of whether endless hope is part of what the system wants us to do. Bayo suggests that perhaps the way to go isn’t always forward, but a step to...
2021-10-081h 33advaya podcastListening to the Land's Dreaming
with Sharon Blackie In this episode we are joined by Sharon Blackie - writer, psychologist and mythologist with a specialisation in Celtic Studies. Sharon talks to us about a tradition of Celtic myths where divine otherworldly women were considered creators of the land. She shares with us the Celtic myths and folklore around the divine female who permeates the land, who has made it and shaped it. She talks to us about a societal epidemic of unbelonging nowadays and goes on to discuss that myth and story are the connective tissue that help us belong again to the places we inhabit. She...
2021-10-0849 minadvaya podcastEconomics in an Age of Climate Breakdown with Jason HickelJason Hickel is an economic anthropologist and author of Less Is More: How Degrowth Will Save the World. In this eye-opening talk he debunks the belief that GDP growth is equivalent to human progress and discusses the ways in which our emphasis on GDP growth has been responsible for the overconsumption of high income nations, which has led to total ecological overshoot. He elucidates the tyranny of growth that lies at the heart of our economies and puts forward several ideas for a post-growth economy, emphasising the need for a scale down of our economic activity which does not...
2021-10-0830 minadvaya podcastIs Ecology Relevant with Satish KumarSatish Kumar, a long-term peace and environmental activist, joins us in this talk with his characteristic humour and warmth to discuss the most urgent challenge for young people today - namely, what kind of world we are going to face in a matter of years. He discusses the role of the highly educated in environmental destruction and the ways in which our systems of higher education have failed to provide us with the values or vision that will help us protect our planet. He urges young graduates to, in fact, not look for a job and to not be...
2021-10-0822 minadvaya podcastThe Mind Beyond The Brain with Rupert SheldrakeIn this episode Rupert Sheldrake, biologist and author, debunks the standard view that the mind is nothing but brain activity and argues that our mind is extended in every act of visual perception. He discusses topics like telepathy, morphic resonance, precognition, meditation and animal communication to prove that our mind truly extends well beyond the brain. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
2021-10-0836 minadvaya podcastThe Economics of Happiness with Helena Norberg-HodgeIn this thought-provoking episode, we join author, filmmaker, public speaker and pioneer of the local economy movement - Helena Norberg-Hodge. She has been promoting an economics of personal, social and ecological well-being for more than 40 years across three continents. In this week’s episode, she shares her experiences in Ladakh and Bhutan where she began to think about the destructive nature of a globalised economy that favours global traders over local traders and smaller businesses. She looks at the historical origins of our global economic system dating back to WWII and shares with us the increasing importance of taking a st...
2021-10-0839 minadvaya podcastThe Power of Mythology with Martin ShawIn this episode mythologist Martin Shaw shares a series of myths with us and talks to us about the power of Myths. He discusses their ability to help us articulate what is hard to express and the ways in which the Earth itself has the chance to speak to us in the form of myths. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
2021-10-0827 minadvaya podcastThe Science of Right Relations with Pat McCabeWe join the wonderful Pat McCabe, a Navajo mother, grandmother, activist, artist, writer, ceremonial leader, and international speaker in this episode. She is a voice for global peace, and her paintings are created as tools for individual, earth and global healing. She draws upon the Indigenous sciences of Thriving Life to reframe questions about sustainability and balance, and is devoted to supporting the next generations. In this episode, she recounts her first experiences connecting to her indigenous heritage, and how she began to learn about disengaging from the paradigms that we are born into, that don’t serve us. He...
2021-10-0840 minadvaya podcastConsciousness & Psychedelics with David LukeIn this episode, David Luke, Associate Professor of psychology at Greenwich University, talks to us about eco-psychology and how psychedelic substances can help us enhance our eco consciousness. Here he discusses his research on whether psychedelics impact our attitudes and behaviours towards nature and the environment. He shares the interesting and often funny discoveries that have emerged from his research. He also talks to us about shamanism, transpersonal psychology and the enhanced connectivity we experience whilst taking psychedelics. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
2021-10-0823 min
The Revelation ProjectEpisode 93: Liz Childs Kelly - On Our Way Home to HerWho or what is the sacred feminine, and why is her wisdom essential at this time in our collective evolution?
Liz Childs Kelly is one of my favorite people, and while I have not known her long, she is someone that feels so familiar - as if I’ve always known her. I fell into an instant kinship with her after she interviewed me on her own podcast, Home To HER, which I highly recommend subscribing to.
In this episode, we dish about her work with the sacred feminine and how the sacred feminine intersects wi...
2021-09-221h 04
Home to HerSacred Activism with Ruby and Christabel ReedDon’t forget to get your tickets for Revelry, happening ONLINE this Saturday, September 25! On Monday, September 20th ONLY: when you purchase one ticket, you get your second one free! To learn more and purchase tickets, visit www.revelrycelebrations.com.And, you still have time to sign up for the upcoming course “Call of the Wild Feminine,” a 12-week online inquiry into the Sacred Feminine beginning September 28, featuring some truly amazing teachers and including your favorite podcast host (me, obviously). Use the code hometoher20 for a 20% discount off the entire course, anytime between now and when the course...
2021-09-201h 11
klangmeister - ausliebezurmusikklangmeister | Ben Strauch - Ein weiterer Weg | Organic-/Melodic House 08/21Ein weiterer Weg - neues Promo-Set ist online | kostenfrei zum downloaden & streamen!
TRACKLIST
INTRO + Hoki - Leave the World for a Moment
Tiefe Wasser Berlin - Die Grüne Stadt
Nandao - Sali (Mondocane Remix)
Israel Vich, Till Noon - La Medicina
Landhouse - Field Room
Tiefe Wasser Berlin, Landhouse - Genesis of Mermaid
Marco Tegui - Plastic Thoughts (Original Mix)
Nandao - Marea (Max TenRom Remix)
Miret - Polvo Dorado
Eternal Moment (feat. Kapchiz) - My World
Frieder - Liebeskind
Gradsky - Advaya (Extended Mix)
Frieder - Zensur
Ercos Blanka - Kafka (LADS Dub Mix)
Marincu - Sphere
WhoMadeWho...
2021-08-022h 24
Deep & Soul with Indy LopezDeep & Soul Podcast Ep 285
Chapter 285 (Organic House featuring Robert Owens, La Mishka, Wayward brothers and more)
Tracklist:
(Intro) Herbert - Rude
1 Robert Owens, Ricky kk, Dallomo - Right Here (Aulic Tribal Remix) Houph
2 Gradsky - Advaya - [La Mishka]
3 Virak - Kaolack (Junior Jack Rework) Adesso Music
4 Wayward Brothers x Arina Alba - Paradise - EXX
5 Panuma, Two Worlds Apart - Shadows (yuma. Mix) ChillYourMind
6 Rules - Carry You - Get Together
7 Champ & Shuggs ft The Cautious Arc - I Didn't Come Here Just To Dance (JOSES Remix)
8 Vhyce...
2021-07-2200 min
Live Wide Awake - Sustainability & Conscious Leadership29. Christabel Reed: on the crises of mental health, collective health & environmental healthAre mental health and planetary health different sides of the same coin? How do we bridge between individual action and systemic change? And what is at the root of anxiety?
Big questions that we are deep diving into with Christabel Reed, Co-Founder of the systems change platform Advaya, and of the education-for-action platform EcoResolution with Cara Delevingne.
In this episode, we discuss the crises of mental health, collective health and environmental health, regeneration in all aspects of the word, collective listening and imagination.
It’s time to live wide awake.
Stay co...
2021-06-2248 min
What Could Possibly Go Right?#44 Christabel Rose Reed: Curating Diverse Voices to Co-Create New FuturesChristabel Rose Reed is a yoga teacher, yoga therapist, and activist. She is on a mission to link inner transformation with social change and empower people to embark on the entwined journey of inner and outer healing.In 2015, Christabel and her sister Ruby founded Advaya, the London-based system change initiative that organizes around the principles of radical regeneration and joyful revolution. Since then they have launched a media platform called EarthSpace and organized over 150 events including full-day immersions, panel discussions, retreats, pilgrimages, circles, and festivals.Christabel addresses the question of “What Could Possibly Go Right?” with...
2021-06-1535 min
Mandukya Upanishad - Swami Sarvapriyananda64. Mandukya Upanishad | Chapter 4 Karika 61-73 | Swami SarvapriyanandaSwami Sarvapriyananda teaches one of the shortest and most profound upanishads accompanied with Gaudapada's Karika. This lecture covers Chapter 4 Karika 61-73. Karika 61 & 62: yathā svapne dvayābhāsaṃ cittaṃ calati māyayā | tathā jāgraddvayābhāsaṃ cittaṃ calati māyayā || 61 || advayaṃ ca dvayābhāsaṃ cittaṃ svapne na saṃśayaḥ | advayaṃ ca dvayābhāsaṃ tathā jāgranna saṃśayaḥ || 62 || Karika 63: svapnadṛk pracaran svapne dikṣu vai daśasu sthitān | aṇḍajān svedajānvā'pi jīvān paśyati yān || 63 || Karika 64: svapnadṛkcittadṛśyāste na vidyante tataḥ pṛthak | tathā taddṛśyamevedaṃ svapnadṛkcittamiṣyate || 64 || Karika 65: caran jāgarite jāgraddikṣu vai daśasu sthitān...
2020-10-181h 36
Renaissance Foundation PodcastS1: RF Podcast Episode 16: Christabel ReedWelcome back to the Renaissance Foundation Podcast,
A Podcast about inspiration, made by the young people at our youth charity
We were lucky enough to talk to Christabel Reed, activist, yoga therapist & teacher, co founder of Advaya and My Eco Resolution, an educational initiative founded with her friend Cara Delavigne.
We spoke openly about Christabel’s personal journey and what lead her to focus her career on education and activism, as well as talking about social anxieties and advice for young people coping in today’s uncertain times.
This talk was really empowering, and we want to s...
2020-08-2858 min
PodgecOrmakal Ep.1 : Advaya 2020 | Podgec Season 1This is the first episode of Ormakal, a series from Podgeci where we share the memories from college events like Advaya, Kavettam and so on. In this episode hosted by RJ Ninja, we travel back to Advaya 2020 with one of the coordinator of the event, Vinod Krishna.
Please send your suggestions on what you want to see more in podgeci to our instagram handle @pod_gec.
2020-06-1215 min
Mandukya Upanishad - Swami Sarvapriyananda46. Mandukya Upanishad | Chapter 3 Karika 33 | Swami SarvapriyanandaSwami Sarvapriyananda teaches one of the shortest and most profound upanishads accompanied with Gaudapada's Karika. This lecture covers Chapter 3 Karika 33.
Karika 33:
advayaṃ ca dvayābhāsaṃ manaḥ svapne na saṃśayaḥ |
advayaṃ ca dvayābhāsaṃ tathā jāgranna saṃśayaḥ || 33||
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Vedanta is one of the world’s most ancient religious philosophies and one of its broadest. Based on the Vedas, the sacred...
2020-06-011h 34
Mandukya Upanishad - Swami Sarvapriyananda44. Mandukya Upanishad | Chapter 3 Karika 29-30 | Swami SarvapriyanandaSwami Sarvapriyananda teaches one of the shortest and most profound upanishads accompanied with Gaudapada's Karika. This lecture covers Chapter 3 Karika 29-30.
Karika 29:
yathā svapne dvayābhāsaṃ spandate māyayā manaḥ |
tathā jāgraddvayābhāsaṃ spandate māyayā manaḥ || 29 ||
Karika 30:
advayaṃ ca dvayābhāsaṃ manaḥ svapne na saṃśayaḥ |
advayaṃ ca dvayābhāsaṃ tathā jāgranna saṃśayaḥ || 30 ||
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2020-06-011h 38
VivekaVaniAchandala Pratihatarayo - Sri Ramakrishna StotramSung by Swami Rameshwarananda (Anand Maharaj)
This Sanskrit hymn to Sri Ramakrishna was composed by Swami Vivekananda in 1898, around the same time that he composed Khandana Bhava Bandhana and Om Hrim Ritam.
आचण्डालाप्रतिहतरयो यस्य प्रेमप्रवाहो
लोकातीतोऽप्यहह न जहौ लोककल्याणमार्गम्।
त्रैलोक्येऽप्यप्रतिममहिमा जानकीप्राणबन्धो
भक्त्या ज्ञानं वृतवरवपुः सीतया यो हि रामः॥ १॥
ācaṇḍālā-pratihatarayo yasya prema-pravāho
lokātīto'pyahaha na jahau loka-kalyāṇa-mārgam |
trailokye'pyapratima-mahimā jānakī-prāṇa-bandho
bhaktyā jñānaṁ vṛtavaravapuḥ sītayā yo hi rāmaḥ || 1||
स्तब्धीकृत्य प्रलयकलितं वाहवोत्थं महान्तं
हित्वा रात्रिं प्रकृतिसहजामन्धतामिस्रमिश्राम्।
गीतं शान्तं मधुरमपि यः सिंहनादं जगर्ज
सोऽयं जातः प्रथितपुरुषो रामकृष्णस्त्विदानीम्॥ २॥
stabdhī-kṛtya pralaya-kalitaṁ vāhavotthaṁ mahāntaṁ
hitvā rātriṁ prakṛti-sahajām andha-tāmisra-miśrām |
gītaṁ śāntaṁ madhuram api yaḥ siṁha-nādaṁ jagarja
so'yaṁ jātaḥ prathita-puruṣo rāmakṛṣṇas-tvidānīm || 2||
नरदेव देव जय जय नरदेव
nara-deva deva jaya jaya nara-deva
शक्तिसमुद्रसमुत्थतरङ्गं दर्शितप्रेमविजृम्भितरङ्गम्।
संशयराक्षसनाशमहास्त्रं यामि गुरुं शरणं भववैद्यम्॥ ३॥
śakti-samudra-samutthata-raṅgaṁ
darśita-prema-vijṛmbhita-raṅgam |
saṁśaya-rākṣasa-nāśa-mahāstraṁ
yāmi guruṁ śaraṇaṁ bhava-vaidyam || 3||
नरदेव देव जय जय नरदेव
nara-deva deva jaya jaya nara-deva
अद्वयतत्त्वसमाहितचित्तं प्रोज्ज्वलभक्तिपटावृतवृत्तम्।
कर्मकलेवरमद्भुतचेष्टं यामि गुरुं शरणं भववैद्यम्॥ ४॥
advaya-tattva-samāhita-cittaṁ
projjvala-bhakti-paṭāvṛtavṛttam |
karma-kalevaram-adbhuta-ceṣṭaṁ
yāmi guruṁ śaraṇaṁ bhava-vaidyam || 4||
नरदेव देव जय जय नरदेव
nara-deva deva jaya jaya nara-deva
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2018-12-1204 min
VivekaVaniAchandala Pratihatarayo - Sri Ramakrishna StotramSung by Swami Rameshwarananda (Anand Maharaj)
This Sanskrit hymn to Sri Ramakrishna was composed by Swami Vivekananda in 1898, around the same time that he composed Khandana Bhava Bandhana and Om Hrim Ritam.
आचण्डालाप्रतिहतरयो यस्य प्रेमप्रवाहो
लोकातीतोऽप्यहह न जहौ लोककल्याणमार्गम्।
त्रैलोक्येऽप्यप्रतिममहिमा जानकीप्राणबन्धो
भक्त्या ज्ञानं वृतवरवपुः सीतया यो हि रामः॥ १॥
ācaṇḍālā-pratihatarayo yasya prema-pravāho
lokātīto'pyahaha na jahau loka-kalyāṇa-mārgam |
trailokye'pyapratima-mahimā jānakī-prāṇa-bandho
bhaktyā jñānaṁ vṛtavaravapuḥ sītayā yo hi rāmaḥ || 1||
स्तब्धीकृत्य प्रलयकलितं वाहवोत्थं महान्तं
हित्वा रात्रिं प्रकृतिसहजामन्धतामिस्रमिश्राम्।
गीतं शान्तं मधुरमपि यः सिंहनादं जगर्ज
सोऽयं जातः प्रथितपुरुषो रामकृष्णस्त्विदानीम्॥ २॥
stabdhī-kṛtya pralaya-kalitaṁ vāhavotthaṁ mahāntaṁ
hitvā rātriṁ prakṛti-sahajām andha-tāmisra-miśrām |
gītaṁ śāntaṁ madhuram api yaḥ siṁha-nādaṁ jagarja
so'yaṁ jātaḥ prathita-puruṣo rāmakṛṣṇas-tvidānīm || 2||
नरदेव देव जय जय नरदेव
nara-deva deva jaya jaya nara-deva
शक्तिसमुद्रसमुत्थतरङ्गं दर्शितप्रेमविजृम्भितरङ्गम्।
संशयराक्षसनाशमहास्त्रं यामि गुरुं शरणं भववैद्यम्॥ ३॥
śakti-samudra-samutthata-raṅgaṁ
darśita-prema-vijṛmbhita-raṅgam |
saṁśaya-rākṣasa-nāśa-mahāstraṁ
yāmi guruṁ śaraṇaṁ bhava-vaidyam || 3||
नरदेव देव जय जय नरदेव
nara-deva deva jaya jaya nara-deva
अद्वयतत्त्वसमाहितचित्तं प्रोज्ज्वलभक्तिपटावृतवृत्तम्।
कर्मकलेवरमद्भुतचेष्टं यामि गुरुं शरणं भववैद्यम्॥ ४॥
advaya-tattva-samāhita-cittaṁ
projjvala-bhakti-paṭāvṛtavṛttam |
karma-kalevaram-adbhuta-ceṣṭaṁ
yāmi guruṁ śaraṇaṁ bhava-vaidyam || 4||
नरदेव देव जय जय नरदेव
nara-deva deva jaya jaya nara-deva
...
2018-12-1204 min
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Anuccheda 36 - Kṛṣṇa’s Body is Advaya-brahma
Anuccheda 37 - Śrī Kṛṣṇa’s Is the Ultimate Cause
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Verse 501 – 581 – Viveka ChudamaniViveka Chudamani – Vers 517Deutsche Übersetzung:
517. Ich bin das Selbst von allem, Ich bin alles in allem, Ich bin transzendent und nicht-dual, Ich bin absolutes unteilbares Wissen, Ich bin Wonne /Glückseligkeit und ewig bin Ich.
Sanskrit Text:
sarvātmako’haṃ sarvo’haṃ sarvātīto’ham advayaḥ |
kevalākhaṇḍa-bodho’ham … Weiterlesen...
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1. Mufti Abdul Qasim Nomani, Mohtamim el vice canciller del seminario Darul Uloom Deoband por proclamar una fatwa prohibiendo las fotos. (Noticia aquí)
2. Richard Dawkins por sus comentarios sobre la “pedofilia lite”. (Noticia aquí y Petición aquí)
3. Ken Ham y el Creation Museum por poner dragones en una exhibición en el museo. (Noticia aquí)
4. Brynne Larson y Tess and Savannah Scherkenback por practicar exorcismos. (Noticia aquí y aquí)
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Sobre el Tema:
http://cultura.elpais.com/cultura/2013/09/10/actualidad/1378825968_892814.html
http://elpais.com/diario/2008/0...
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