Nidhidhyasana

A refuge for ardent Seekers of Mauna (Silence) and Self-Enquiry

For those who seek not just knowledge, but liberation through clear seeing, the Bṛhadāraṇyaka Upaniṣad, in Verse 2.4.5, proclaims the profound Vedantic formula “Śrotavyo mantavyo nididhyāsitavyo”, which means that the Self can be realised by following the three-step process:
Sravana (Hearing or listening to the Truth & Wisdom with utmost attention)
Manana (Reflecting upon the wisdom received through Sravana),
Nidhidhyasana (Sitting in simple, surrendered silence and Self-enquiry).

However, this channel is dedicated to sincere seekers of Advaita Vedanta (Non-Duality,) who are ready to go beyond concepts into direct knowing through ‘Nidhidhyasana’. The contents of this channel are intended to spread awareness of Mauna Yogam (Silence) and Nidhidhyasana (Self-enquiry), which are rooted in the teachings of Sri Ramana Maharishi, to bring restfulness to the ever-wandering mind by helping to discover and abide in the Self.