Wonderful! Jai Sri Krishna! 🙏 Jai HH Bhakta Bandhav Rasikananda Swami Maharj!🙏 Jai HH Bhakta Bandhav Bhaktivedanta Narayana Goswami Maharaj! 🙏Jai AC Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada!🙏
I’d love to see a dialogue between Professor Bryant and Swami Sarvapriyananda about any topic. They are the most prominent figures in the Indian tradition nowadays.
The diagnosis of resistance towards meditation on theistic forms as “a dveṣa created by Catholic school,” is really brilliant. I think it’s a big problem for Western people.
The same person can be gyaani, bhakta and yogi. Why limit oneself in the quest to merge with the infinite? Also “Intelligence“ that the good professor is so adversarial about, is what is shining through him.
It is now that Indians are getting to know their roots. Decades of invasion by Mughals and Britishers completely destroyed our Vedic culture. Brahmins were killed, temples were destroyed and literature and books were burnt. But what is most frustrating is that even after independence we were ruled by a government that had no understanding of Hinduism and tried to impose British secularism to Indians. As a result the current Indian population has no idea about the breadth and depth of their own culture. Studying Sanskrit is considered as backwardness and we are heavily influenced by the western thoughts and way of living.
Brilliant scholar and closely drifting to the point. There's the truth somewhere here. For, in the end, we all get started somewhere, even the greatest of all, but the difference shows when one gets closer to one's destination. The nearer to the ultimate the less we change, so if one becomes a professor, let's say, he got all koodos by not turning into a pompous ass. This guy might actually be close enough to a mukta: the one approximating the highest truth. Beats some brahmins I met who by knowing a whole lot were irritable and arrogant.
Wonderful! Jai Sri Krishna! 🙏 Jai HH Bhakta Bandhav Rasikananda Swami Maharj!🙏 Jai HH Bhakta Bandhav Bhaktivedanta Narayana Goswami Maharaj! 🙏Jai AC Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada!🙏
Thank you Dear Professor, such an inspiring lecture 🙏📿 Greetings from Poland 🕉🕉🕉
I’d love to see a dialogue between Professor Bryant and Swami Sarvapriyananda about any topic. They are the most prominent figures in the Indian tradition nowadays.
Hare Krishna
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Always enlightening, Namaste Edwin Ji and the Vedanta Society! Aum Namo Bhagavate Vasudevaya
Excellent lecture! Very interesting point about: Tadartha bhavanam. All names & forms can be Bhakti.
Hare Krishna Edwin!! Was waiting for this one for so long!!
After listening to talk from Swami sarvapriyanand ji on mandukiya upnishad it was easy and interesting listen this talk। Great!
Hare Krishna 🌸
magnificent manna to a hungry starving world
The diagnosis of resistance towards meditation on theistic forms as “a dveṣa created by Catholic school,” is really brilliant. I think it’s a big problem for Western people.
Hare Krishna ❤
The same person can be gyaani, bhakta and yogi. Why limit oneself in the quest to merge with the infinite? Also “Intelligence“ that the good professor is so adversarial about, is what is shining through him.
Namashkaars to all!🙏
Pronaams!🙏
Beautiful!
Amazing and Beautiful!!!
Absolutely love it
Pranam 🙏
Great lecture specifically the sa😊nkirtan part
Welcome feature indeed ❤
Great info...
It is now that Indians are getting to know their roots. Decades of invasion by Mughals and Britishers completely destroyed our Vedic culture. Brahmins were killed, temples were destroyed and literature and books were burnt. But what is most frustrating is that even after independence we were ruled by a government that had no understanding of Hinduism and tried to impose British secularism to Indians. As a result the current Indian population has no idea about the breadth and depth of their own culture. Studying Sanskrit is considered as backwardness and we are heavily influenced by the western thoughts and way of living.
Brilliant scholar and closely drifting to the point. There's the truth somewhere here. For, in the end, we all get started somewhere, even the greatest of all, but the difference shows when one gets closer to one's destination. The nearer to the ultimate the less we change, so if one becomes a professor, let's say, he got all koodos by not turning into a pompous ass. This guy might actually be close enough to a mukta: the one approximating the highest truth. Beats some brahmins I met who by knowing a whole lot were irritable and arrogant.
I just ask for peace of mind
The 8 verses of the Shikshasticum? Cananyone correct my spelling please? Provide a link? Many thanks.
Shikshastakam - 8verses on teaching
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I am not sure if you are intending to insult Hindu culture and civilisation or you are interpreting from a abrahamic lens
He is from the achintya bhedabheda tradition of vedanta.