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"Mā śucaḥ" - Do not fear. Thank you, Acharya ji. I'm about halfway through watching all your videos on TH-cam. It has been the most beautiful journey of my life. Jai Shri Guru. Thank you for everything.
00:00 - Namaste and welcome! 02:16 - Acharyaji chants the Narayana Mantra and gives salutations 04:07 - The main talk begins 05:33 - Srimad Bhagavatam, 2.5.16 07:06 - Acharyaji’s commentary on the verse 13:48 - The first sentence of the verse 19:38 - The second sentence of the verse 24:20 - The first clause of the last sentence 27:25 - The second clause of the last sentence Questions: 35:02 - How can I know that my guru will lead me down an authentic path and not lead me into New Ageism? 43:02 - What is the best way today for someone to burn away false ego when they are trying to fully know God in the highest sense? 48:31 - What can you recommend for former Christians who want to follow this path but are afraid of going to hell if they follow something other than Christianity? How can we overcome a fear like this? 56:44 - Thank you for being here and please support the International Sanatana Dharma Society 59:34 - Closing prayer
Thanks for the stream. The perfect thing for a sunday evening. I was taught, initiated and given a mantra by a student of Swami Rama of the Himalayas. It has been a great journey for me. Are you familiar with Swami Rama? What do you think of him?
@@venkatrammahadevan9652 Bhakti Yoga is the systematic process by which we awaken our natural devotional consciousness toward the Lord. Sharanagati (self-surrender), on the other hand, is the internal mode by which we freely choose to cultivated the state of full self-surrender to the Lord. The former is the systematic process by which we cultivate the internal state of the latter.
So true ,not only is Kali yuga full of ignorance/their are elements of society's thst actively seek to destroy it and prevent truth being spoken,intelligence agency's have previously very purposefully sent agents in to cause disruption and spread misinformation,aĺl 'true devotees have a duty to protect the path of dharma and it's gurus and devotee,jai Govinda.
Namaste Belinda. Followers of Sanatana Dharma are guided spiritually and philosophically by the most ancient and comprehensive scriptures in the world, known as the Veda Shastra. These scriptures are termed apaurusheya, or non-manmade. Thus, our scriptures are a perfect reflection of eternal Truth. There is no legitimate spiritual idea, teaching, philosophy or practice that is not already contained in the Vedic literature to its full perfection, development and depth. The scriptures of all of the much later religions, while appreciated for whatever little good may be contained within them, are considered to be extremely poor substitutes for the perfect representation of eternal sound vibration that is found in the Vedas. The Old Testament, specifically, is considered to be primarily anti-Dharmic in its contents (as is also the case for the Quran). Of the New Testament, the only parts that are considered to be of significant value are the direct teachings and examples of the life of Jesus that are found in the Gospels. To insist that we, as followers of the unique and ancient religious tradition of Sanatana Dharma must accept the scriptures of other religions against our will is akin to insisting that other religions must be forced to accept the validity of our scriptures against their will and conscience. No one following a specific religious tradition should ever be forced to accept the validity of any other set of scriptures not their own against their will. To do so is oppressive and disrespectful. Hopeful this answers your question. Aum Shanti.
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Please help Sri Acharyaji's teaching mission, the International Sanatana Dharma Society, by generously donating to our non-profit spiritual movement today. With your kind help, we want to increase our outreach activities a hundred-fold! Thank you! dharmacentral.com/fundraiser.html
"Mā śucaḥ" - Do not fear. Thank you, Acharya ji. I'm about halfway through watching all your videos on TH-cam. It has been the most beautiful journey of my life. Jai Shri Guru. Thank you for everything.
00:00 - Namaste and welcome!
02:16 - Acharyaji chants the Narayana Mantra and gives salutations
04:07 - The main talk begins
05:33 - Srimad Bhagavatam, 2.5.16
07:06 - Acharyaji’s commentary on the verse
13:48 - The first sentence of the verse
19:38 - The second sentence of the verse
24:20 - The first clause of the last sentence
27:25 - The second clause of the last sentence
Questions:
35:02 - How can I know that my guru will lead me down an authentic path and not lead me into New Ageism?
43:02 - What is the best way today for someone to burn away false ego when they are trying to fully know God in the highest sense?
48:31 - What can you recommend for former Christians who want to follow this path but are afraid of going to hell if they follow something other than Christianity? How can we overcome a fear like this?
56:44 - Thank you for being here and please support the International Sanatana Dharma Society
59:34 - Closing prayer
Thanks for the stream. The perfect thing for a sunday evening. I was taught, initiated and given a mantra by a student of Swami Rama of the Himalayas. It has been a great journey for me. Are you familiar with Swami Rama? What do you think of him?
Jai Shree radhe
Oh no! I missed the livestream!
Thankfully the video is available. We will try to give people more advanced notice for the next livestream.
🙏Harisharanm🙏
Is bhakti yoga and sharanagati the same?
@@venkatrammahadevan9652 Bhakti Yoga is the systematic process by which we awaken our natural devotional consciousness toward the Lord. Sharanagati (self-surrender), on the other hand, is the internal mode by which we freely choose to cultivated the state of full self-surrender to the Lord. The former is the systematic process by which we cultivate the internal state of the latter.
@@DharmaNation I had this same question. Thank you for clarifying!
I don't believe in anyother so called religion after searching so much only sanatan dharma is true but in Kaliyuga everything is going against it
So true ,not only is Kali yuga full of ignorance/their are elements of society's thst actively seek to destroy it and prevent truth being spoken,intelligence agency's have previously very purposefully sent agents in to cause disruption and spread misinformation,aĺl 'true devotees have a duty to protect the path of dharma and it's gurus and devotee,jai Govinda.
Why You don't believe in the Bible?
Namaste Belinda. Followers of Sanatana Dharma are guided spiritually and philosophically by the most ancient and comprehensive scriptures in the world, known as the Veda Shastra. These scriptures are termed apaurusheya, or non-manmade. Thus, our scriptures are a perfect reflection of eternal Truth. There is no legitimate spiritual idea, teaching, philosophy or practice that is not already contained in the Vedic literature to its full perfection, development and depth. The scriptures of all of the much later religions, while appreciated for whatever little good may be contained within them, are considered to be extremely poor substitutes for the perfect representation of eternal sound vibration that is found in the Vedas. The Old Testament, specifically, is considered to be primarily anti-Dharmic in its contents (as is also the case for the Quran). Of the New Testament, the only parts that are considered to be of significant value are the direct teachings and examples of the life of Jesus that are found in the Gospels. To insist that we, as followers of the unique and ancient religious tradition of Sanatana Dharma must accept the scriptures of other religions against our will is akin to insisting that other religions must be forced to accept the validity of our scriptures against their will and conscience. No one following a specific religious tradition should ever be forced to accept the validity of any other set of scriptures not their own against their will. To do so is oppressive and disrespectful. Hopeful this answers your question. Aum Shanti.