First of all Oldest tradition do not have any basis. It is a story only. Universality of Sanatana is reflected fully in India. If you speak Hindi Karanataka, you become outsider. An IAS officer from Tamilnadu working whole of his life in Odisha become Outsider. But UK who do not believe in Universality can make a man of Indian Origin as PM. This is called Universality of Sanatan.
The "Advaita Vedanta" of Adi Shankaracharya teaches that the individual soul and the supreme soul are one and the same, its a part of Sanatana Dharma Advaita Vedanta, is based on the idea that the individual soul, or Atman, is identical to the supreme soul, or Brahman. The "Advaita" philosophy only talks about equality. Advaita recognizes a unity in multiplicity Religion not divides in the name of caste system, Religion is different, Cast system is different. Sanatana Dharma only unites you, it teaches unity and diversity.
@@AI_Light adi shankaracharya also was a castist, since he tried to dismiss a shudra who came in front of him, called him a shudra. Then the person said something that made shankracharya respect his soul over his shudra body.
Initially, Shankaracharya, following the customs of his time. To correct Adi Shankaracharya, Lord Shiva himself came in the form of Chandala. "The traditional story associated with Adi Shankaracharya, Lord Shiva is indeed believed to have appeared in the form of a Chandala (an outcaste) to test and enlighten him on the deeper understanding of Advaita, the philosophy of non-duality. The story goes like this, Shankaracharya, after completing his bath in the Ganges, encountered a Chandala accompanied by dogs. Initially, Shankaracharya, following the customs of his time, asked the Chandala to move aside. However, the Chandala challenged him with profound questions on the nature of purity and identity, pointing out that if everything is one (non-dual), then who is impure and who is pure? This encounter is said to have deeply impacted Shankaracharya, leading him to the realization that all beings are, in essence, one with the divine. This story highlights a core teaching of Advaita Vedanta-that Brahman, the universal consciousness, resides equally in all beings. Inspired, Shankaracharya composed the "Manisha Panchakam," a series of five verses in which he acknowledges the Chandala as a true teacher and accepts the oneness of all existence." Adi Shankaracharya transcended the dualistic mindset he had carried for so long, attaining liberation from it. In the broader view, he is Lord Shiva himself. For those like you, he is seen as a Shudra, as you create divisions through caste, racism, and other artificial boundaries."
First of all Oldest tradition do not have any basis. It is a story only.
Universality of Sanatana is reflected fully in India.
If you speak Hindi Karanataka, you become outsider.
An IAS officer from Tamilnadu working whole of his life in Odisha become Outsider.
But UK who do not believe in Universality can make a man of Indian Origin as PM.
This is called Universality of Sanatan.
Sanatana is bullshit like all religions
Well said good answer ai light
Sanatan drama is racist religion which divides human in caste system.
The "Advaita Vedanta" of Adi Shankaracharya teaches that the individual soul and the supreme soul are one and the same, its a part of Sanatana Dharma
Advaita Vedanta, is based on the idea that the individual soul, or Atman, is identical to the supreme soul, or Brahman.
The "Advaita" philosophy only talks about equality.
Advaita recognizes a unity in multiplicity
Religion not divides in the name of caste system, Religion is different, Cast system is different.
Sanatana Dharma only unites you, it teaches unity and diversity.
If every soul is part of brahaman, if each drop is part of ocean, where is racism and division
@@AI_Light adi shankaracharya also was a castist, since he tried to dismiss a shudra who came in front of him, called him a shudra. Then the person said something that made shankracharya respect his soul over his shudra body.
Initially, Shankaracharya, following the customs of his time.
To correct Adi Shankaracharya, Lord Shiva himself came in the form of Chandala.
"The traditional story associated with Adi Shankaracharya, Lord Shiva is indeed believed to have appeared in the form of a Chandala (an outcaste) to test and enlighten him on the deeper understanding of Advaita, the philosophy of non-duality.
The story goes like this, Shankaracharya, after completing his bath in the Ganges, encountered a Chandala accompanied by dogs. Initially, Shankaracharya, following the customs of his time, asked the Chandala to move aside. However, the Chandala challenged him with profound questions on the nature of purity and identity, pointing out that if everything is one (non-dual), then who is impure and who is pure?
This encounter is said to have deeply impacted Shankaracharya, leading him to the realization that all beings are, in essence, one with the divine. This story highlights a core teaching of Advaita Vedanta-that Brahman, the universal consciousness, resides equally in all beings. Inspired, Shankaracharya composed the "Manisha Panchakam," a series of five verses in which he acknowledges the Chandala as a true teacher and accepts the oneness of all existence."
Adi Shankaracharya transcended the dualistic mindset he had carried for so long, attaining liberation from it.
In the broader view, he is Lord Shiva himself. For those like you, he is seen as a Shudra, as you create divisions through caste, racism, and other artificial boundaries."
@@AI_LightWell Explained 😊