Uparati, the third treasure in the Shad Sampat, teaches genuine inner withdrawal from worldly attachments and desires, focusing on mental renunciation rather than physical. By mastering Sama, Dama, and Vairagya, a sadhaka can cultivate Uparati to focus on spiritual upliftment.
This blog explores the spiritual journey of Maharishi Ribhu, a heart-born son of Brahma, and his profound teachings on duality and oneness, focusing on his interactions with his disciple Nidagh and the philosophy that led to Nidagh's self-realization
Advaita Vedanta emphasizes the unity of Jeev, Jagat, and Ishwara, revealing Brahman as the sole reality behind all appearances. It encourages shifting from ignorance to knowledge, understanding the world as a manifestation within consciousness.
Shankara’s Advaita philosophy emphasizes Brahman as the ultimate reality, with Atman as its individualized form. Deities serve as pathways to the higher aspect of Brahman, but are considered inferior tools in comparison to the formless absolute Brahman.
Explore the profound connection between Brahman, Maya, Panchikarana, and the five subtle layers of existence known as Panchakosha. Understand how the universe manifests from undifferentiated consciousness and how these five sheaths influence your body, mind, and spiritual growth. This blog reveals how disturbances within us shape our reality and offers deep insights from Sri Adi Shankara's teachings.
Being and Doing represent distinct planes of existence that shape self-realization. By prioritizing "being" over "doing," one transcends illusions, discovers inner peace, and aligns with the higher self.