Advaita - As Propounded by Yajnyavalkya | Dr. Sucheta Paranjpe

A great thinker and philosopher, Yajnyavalkya puts forth the non dichotomy of Atman and Brahman in Bruhadaranyaka Upanishad. His language is simple, beautiful and meaningful. Dialogue is his style. Simply listening to him provides an underatanding of the essence of Advaita Vedanta. Later, Aadi Shankaracharya also praises him and promotes Advaita philosophy.
About the Speaker: Dr. Sucheta Paranjpe is a retired Professor of Sanskrit from the University of Pune, an associate Faculty at Leipzig University, Germany and visiting Faculty at Macalester College, St. Paul. She continues to be a passionate student of Vedic studies and philosophy, particularly the Mahabharat.

[@hemantmishra545]

Can not express my gratitude towards the people who are spreading this knowledge. I have no words.

[@dhananjaybhika6345]

Excellant explaination of Adavita. ❤

[@jefffrederick8648]

This is a wonderful discussion, I can’t thank you enough.

[@sachgopa2]

Very beautifully explained, thank you

[@ranand089]

so much respect flows from my heart listening to her

[@ganeshshukla1284]

Jaytu Advaita Vedanta 🙏🕉️🚩

[@ganeshshukla1284]

Mataji how to convert intellectual understanding of Advaita Vedanta into living reality how to anubhav Advaita

[@mohanmohabir2093]

She could not see the salt but she Used the sense of Taste and know that the salt is in the water.....

[@regardsk3815]

Your lecture is based on shankaracharya commentary.
Also, atman is part of Brahman is not advaita.
Atman is Brahman is advaita. Shankara says atman is unreal ignorance of Brahman in vedanta sutra.