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You have spent your life examining the world. Have you ever examined the one who experiences it?
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GITA COMPANION BY TAVAMITHRAM↗Four passages. One direction of seeing.
A progression through the Self, knowledge, reason and the vision towards which inquiry points.
The journey begins with the Self within all beings.
“I am the Self, O Gudakesha (Arjuna), situated within all living entities. I am the origin, the middle and also the end of all beings.”Srimad Bhagavad Gita 10:20
The field, the knower and the meaning of knowledge.
“You should know that the Kshetrajna or the embodied Self in all bodies or Kshetras is Me, O Arjuna. Knowing about the Kshetra and the Kshetrajnas is called knowledge.”Srimad Bhagavad Gita 13:02 (13:3 in some editions)
Not a new religion. A continuing inquiry.
“Great sages have sung about the absolute truth in various ways. They have stated the truth in Vedic hymns and have described it in the Brahma Sutras through reason and logic with unambiguous evidence.”Srimad Bhagavad Gita 13:04 (13:5 in some editions)
The person who truly sees.
“The person who truly sees is the one who sees the Paramatma or Supreme Self, existing equally in all beings – the unperishing within the perishing.”Srimad Bhagavad Gita 13:27 (13:28 in some editions)
Most people inherit a picture of reality and spend their lives defending it.
A few cannot. They notice the cracks. They want to know what is actually true,
what has merely been repeated, and what remains when authority, habit and fear are removed.
Modern Rishi is for that mind.
Modern Rishi is now live.
What if the greatest source of confusion is not the world, but the way it is interpreted?
Events, people and circumstances affect us. But much of what we continue to carry is shaped by the meanings, conclusions and identities through which we interpret them.
The interpretation becomes the experience.
A discipline of clear seeing.
No ceremony. No dependency. No escape from the fact of living.
No inherited answers
Nothing becomes true merely because it is ancient, repeated or attributed to authority.
No personality worship
The purpose is not to create followers, but to strengthen independent observation.
No withdrawal from life
Health, conduct, relationships, responsibility and action remain part of the inquiry.
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