Prof. Edwin Bryant & Adam Keen: What is Advaita And Why is it So Popular?

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Dr. Edwin Bryant holds a Ph.D in Indic languages and Cultures, taught Hinduism at Harvard University for three years, and is presently the professor of Hinduism at Rutgers University. He is a personal practitioner of bhakti yoga for over 45 years, a number of them spent in India studying with traditional teachers. (more below). He shares his story with Adam.
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Dr. Bryant has received numerous awards and fellowships, published eight books, and authored a number of articles on the earliest origins of the Vedic culture, yoga philosophy, and the Krishna tradition. These include a Penguin World Classics translation of the story of Krishna’s incarnation, from its traditional source the Śrīmad Bhāgavata Purāṇa.
Edwin strives to combine academic scholarship and rigor with appreciation towards traditional knowledge systems. His teaching method is to allow the ancient texts to speak in their own voice and through their own terms and categories.
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Dr. Edwin Bryant holds a Ph.D in Indic languages and Cultures, taught Hinduism at Harvard University for three years, and is presently the professor of Hinduism at Rutgers University. He is a personal practitioner of bhakti yoga for over 45 years, a number of them spent in India studying with traditional teachers. (more below). He shares his story with Adam.
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Dr. Bryant has received numerous awards and fellowships, published eight books, and authored a number of articles on the earliest origins of the Vedic culture, yoga philosophy, and the Krishna tradition. These include a Penguin World Classics translation of the story of Krishna’s incarnation, from its traditional source the Śrīmad Bhāgavata Purāṇa.
Edwin strives to combine academic scholarship and rigor with appreciation towards traditional knowledge systems. His teaching method is to allow the ancient texts to speak in their own voice and through their own terms and categories.
www.edwinbryant.org/

[@OfficialGOD]

love to hear from Edwin 🙏

[@mayanksharma6927]

As a Vaishnava, it's sometimes not easy to debate with Advaitins. They seem to be very firm in the belief that their 'gyan' is the highest gyan and everybody else is just unintelligent. Insults are thrown, you're called names and at the same time, being a Vaishnava I do not want to disrespect anybody so I stay quiet.
I tolerate the insults because I do not want to get trapped in the same ego game that many people have when they declare themselves as Gods and no reality being higher than their 'self'.
It hurts when the insults just become a medium to reject Shree Narayana but it is what it is. It's a sacrifice for my lord Shri Vishnu, he's more than the Vedas, more than the Brahman, even higher than the concept of Para-Brahman for us Vaishnavas.

[@sumitdutta7043]

The same crap can be said about Vaishnavas especially ISKCON.
They repeatedly insults other sampraday knowing and unknowingly.
Actually I have seen Vaishnava doing more of theis especially showing off there theology and placing Gods one above another.
What you believe just do it in private right.