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Nondualism (Advaita) in Vedanta and Yoga Meditation

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Uploaded on Aug 2, 2007

http://www.swamij.com Nondualism is central to Advaita Vedanta and Yoga Meditation. Seek to know that by which knowing, The nature of all things is known, Seek to love that by which loving, That love beyond all forms is known. That by which knowing, loving, holding Comes Absolute Joy, The One Joy that is unbounded, unconditioned, Limitless.

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  • Vinatha Madhavan

    Vinatha Madhavan 5 years ago

    Beautiful! Who wrote it?

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  • yogabindu

    yogabindu 5 years ago

    As indicated in the video itself, the author is Swami Jnaneshvara Bharati.

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  • Scott Zane

    Scott Zane 4 years ago

    Like the buddist said to the hot dog vendor:

    Make me one with everything !

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  • Vijay Kumar

    Vijay Kumar 4 years ago

    this vedio is good

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  • Balasubramanian N.K.

    Balasubramanian N.K. 1 year ago

    Another gem from Swami J . Thank you Yogabindu.

    The cosmos is a play of the infinite experiencing itself by infinite number of finite notions... it is a play of the absolute experiencing itself by infinite relativity

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  • nickharvey7

    nickharvey7 2 years ago

    Very nice saying!!!

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  • ournaturalhealth

    ournaturalhealth 2 years ago

    Glad to find this video through related videos. Thank you.

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  • LipsLikeSugar78

    LipsLikeSugar78 2 years ago

    Beautiful. Serene. Enlightening.

    Thank you ever so much for sharing.

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  • fineartist

    fineartist 2 years ago

    This video is simple, direct...thank you

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  • missladybug007

    missladybug007 2 years ago

    So beautifully and simply stated. for such a seemingly complicated yet very simple idea or truth/philosophy

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  • gurudevkripa

    gurudevkripa 3 years ago

    Thank you so much

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  • falbycourt

    falbycourt 3 years ago

    Very well expressed...

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  • sulpu

    sulpu 3 years ago

    Whatever exists is existence, Knowledge and bliss Absolute (Hindus' Parabrahman). Hence, Rama or Krishna or Christ or you or me are one and the same. However, we percieve the duality because of our dream-like state (identifying ourselves with time, space and causation, Hindus' Maya) that we have imposed upon ourselves because of ignorance.

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  • U.S. Dubey

    U.S. Dubey 4 years ago

    So nice of you my friend.

    Vedanta, fundamentally teaches

    self- knowledge, doesn't it? Self-knowledge is the beginning of wisdom.

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