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Please watch the complete video ‘ What is Moksha,’ given at the bottom of this page.

Think about it, what is that causes ‘religious wars’? They usually stem from beliefs such as, ‘My god is better than your god’, or ‘My religion is the true religion.’

इन्द्रं॑ मि॒त्रं वरु॑णम॒ग्निमा॑हु॒रथो॑ दि॒व्यः स सु॑प॒र्णो ग॒रुत्मा॑न् ।
एकं॒ सद्विप्रा॑ बहु॒धा व॑दन्त्य॒ग्निं य॒मं मा॑त॒रिश्वा॑नमाहुः ॥
indram mitram varuNam agnim aahur atho divyah sa suparNo garutmaan |
ekam sad vipraa bahudhaa vadanti-agnim yamam maatarishvaanam aahuh ||

‘Ekam sadvipra bahudha vadanti’ is a line extracted from the above Shloka 1.164.46 of the Rig Veda.

In Shloka SBG 9:23, Krishna says: Those who worship other deities with faith are also worshipping Me, but they are doing it without true understanding.

It means that Krishna, the personification of the WHOLE, and not some personal ‘god’ called Krishna, is the ultimate All-pervading Truth. Still, different religions and sects objectify the All-pervading Divine principle and end up breaking society into fragments that are in constant battle with each other.

It is nothing but ignorance of the highest science of Vedanta that makes people so highly vulnerable to ‘religious predators’ with vested interests.

The ‘Introduction to Vedanta’ course should help clear major fundamental misunderstandings about the Vedas, Upanishads, ‘gods’, ‘deities’, and other such factors.

Watch the video and find out for yourself what Atma truly is and understand the way in which most people are fooled and menaced using the threat of a horrible ‘afterlife’, of being troubled by ‘spirits and ghosts’, of ‘unsatisfied ancestors’ causing challenges in the lives of living people, and the thoroughly abused idea of ‘Janma and Punarjanma’ or birth and rebirth.

Before you watch the video, just ask yourself: How would it be possible to tell one ‘soul’ from another when both of them have neither their respective bodies, faces, nor DNA?

Understand what is meant by Atma and free yourselves from all unwanted webs of irrational beliefs and fears that will mercilessly destroy your life by ruining your peace of mind. All that has been said in this presentation has been substantiated by relevant Shlokas from the Srimad Bhagavad Gita and other scriptures.

The Srimad Bhagavad Gita is a small, although crucial, part of the Mahabharata. It is a conversation between the warrior prince Arjuna and his charioteer, Krishna. In the Srimad Bhagavad Gita, Krishna advises Arjuna on the proper way to live and act, particularly in times of crisis and moral dilemmas. The Srimad Bhagavad Gita is known as the nectar of all the Upanishads

The key theme of the Srimad Bhagavad Gita is the concept of Dharma, which refers to the moral and ethical principles that guide human behaviour. Dharma is the foundation of a virtuous and fulfilling life, and it is only through the practice of dharma that one can achieve success and happiness.

The Srimad Bhagavad Gita is about the two opposing forces in your mind that are constantly at war with each other that render you indecisive most of the time. It is only through INTELLECT and disciplined use of the SENSES by the mind that the positive forces in an individual can attain sustainable success. Krishna teaches that doing so helps a person overcome the duality of the mind and align himself or herself with the ‘Higher Self’ which is the All-pervading Divine Principle, Brahman, Paramartha Tattvam, or Krishna, and attain Self-Realisation which is the highest goal in the path of spiritual evolution.

In the second Shloka of the Gita Dyanam by Madhusudana Sarasvati, Sage Veda Vyasa is revered as one with immensely great intellect.

नमोऽस्तु ते व्यास विशालबुद्धे
फुल्लारविन्दायातपत्रनेत्रे
येन त्वया भारततैलपूर्णः
प्रज्वलितो ज्ञानमयः प्रदीपः
namo’stu te vyaasa vishaala-buddhe
phullaaravindaa-yaatapatranetre
yena tvayaa bhaaratatailapuurṇaḥ
prajvalito jnaanamayaḥ pradiipaḥ
My salutations to Vyasa, the one with immensely great intellect, and whose eyes are like lotus petals.
It was by you that the lamp of knowledge of the Mahabharata was lit.

Sage Veda Vyasa was a genius, who, in a period as early as thousands of years ago, was, in fact, more rational, logical, intellectual, and scientific as compared to most fake religious teachers in the modern period of the 21st century, who peddle dualistic ideas, superstition, rites and rituals, and build religions and cults.

The Srimad Bhagavad Gita is no religion with a belief system, with commandments, rites and rituals, or things such as heaven and hell. The scripture is 100% allegorical and approaching the chapters in such a manner would be the best thing to do in order to study it and gain knowledge that can be truly useful in turning one’s life into a healthy, peaceful, prosperous, enriching, and fulfilling one.

Every moment of life can be considered a new life or Janma simply because anything could happen to anyone at any time. Your present is a result of your thoughts, words, and deeds in the past and your future will depend on your current thoughts, words, and deeds. Therefore, be RESPONSIBLE at all times.

The Chariot:	Shareeram – The body
Arjuna:	Jiva – The master of the chariot
Krishna:	Sarathy – the Charioteer – Buddhi – The intellect
The Reins:	The mind that controls the senses, represented by the horses
The Horses:	The Indriyas – The senses that tend to pull in different directions unless controlled by the charioteer using the reins
The Path:	The path or the field n which the chariot travels – the physical and material world in which the body lives.

 न हि ज्ञानेन सदृशं पवित्रमिह विद्यते |
तत्स्वयं योगसंसिद्धः कालेनात्मनि विन्दति || ४ ३८ ||
na hi gnyaanena sadrisham
pavitra-miha vidhyathe
tath-svayam yoga-samsiddhah
kaalenaath-mani vindati (SBG 4:38)
 There is certainly nothing more purifying than knowledge. He who is perfect in Yoga finds it in the Self in due course of time.

Ignorance, ‘maya’ or illusion, and delusion, are some of the main factors behind most of the sufferings that people undergo. These factors prevent people from perceiving reality in a rational manner. That is how and why people fall victim to bizarre religions and cults, godmen and god women, take strange and painful wows, and do almost everything possible that in no way agrees with common sense.

At the core of such ignorance lies ‘Duality’. In simple words, it is the belief ingrained in people since their childhood that there is a separate entity called ‘god’ and that pleasing such an entity would change their lives for the better by showering upon them, wealth, property, worldly goodies, progeny, or even a life partner.

Such a belief leaves a gaping hole in the psyche of an ignorant person, through which, ‘soul-traders’ enter and take over their souls forever.

Our ancestors have left behind tremendous treasures in the form of Vedic scriptures of which, the highest stage is the Upanishads; and the supreme gift of the Srimad Bhagavad Gita. However, people somehow neither find the inclination nor the time to read the Srimad Bhagavad Gita, which could, in fact, turn their whole life around. Their innate nature to find ‘quick solutions’ leads them to charlatans, frauds, and other fake religious people, and people end up being dejected, frustrated, angry, or chronically depressed.

Knowing this problem of people, in the year 2014, I created a website to help people read the complete Srimad Bhagavad Gita with ease. I use large fonts on my site that makes reading easier, and less strenuous or boring to read. I then came out with a Run-Through of the SBG, Audiobooks, E-books, paperbacks, and Udemy courses. My latest publication is called, ‘Capture the Essence – Srimad Bhagavad Gita,’ which is available on Amazon for a price that is next to nothing.

But even after all my endeavours to explain to people that Vedic astrology is only a tool used to acquire a general idea about the patterns in a person’s life and that Mantras are amazing tools in one’s efforts to master their own mind, I see that even now, a lot of visitors who come to this site, read the same astrology related pages, again and again, every day, expecting ‘planets to shower them with blessings of special favours!’

This page is another attempt of mine to gently lead people towards Vedanta away from all irrational beliefs and practices.

This page would be useful to anyone, even to those who are in a mental state of dejection, paranoia, fear, pain, and all other debilitating emotions.

When you face serious issues, don’t you go to speak to some elderly person or with someone who cares for you? Why do you do that? It is because speaking with them makes you FEEL BETTER, and not that they could solve your problems straight away. What does it mean? It means that talking to someone, helps you look at your challenge pragmatically, rather than emotionally, and this helps you think more intelligently, which can cause new ideas in your mind to help you get out of your predicament.

Even after one read of the Srimad Bhagavad Gita, your ‘default state of mind’ turns absolutely pragmatical and rational, and the knowledge you acquire, guides you, protects you and, shows you the way to a healthy, wonderful, peaceful, prosperous, content, enriching, fulfilling, and blessed life ahead. If reading the SBG merely once could do this, just think what studying the Srimad Bhagavad Gita well could do.

This page is my gift to you. Taking it or leaving it is a choice you will need to make.

Just watch the videos below. There is no more reading to be done on this page.

Stay Blessed.

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Jai Shri Krishna

The question is, in fact, a straight and fair one. Why should anyone study Vedanta at all?

Vedanta is the ultimate goal, peak, or ‘end’ of the Vedas. The Vedas are a steady process of attaining Supreme Knowledge. The Upanishads, the highest and final sections of the Vedas, deal in pure knowledge of the All-pervading and eternal ‘THAT’, which you and all beings are.

Once you complete the above video, please take this free crash course: ‘Introduction to Vedanta – A Crash Course’

Yep. If you are one of them, you would obviously know it, wouldn’t you?

I call GRATITUDE the noblest of all virtues because it encompasses all other virtues. Carrying this highest virtue all the time can act as a ring of protection around you. People might have helped you, monetarily, in finding a job, a life partner, or something else you wished for, but the one who has given you their time, has given you what is most precious to them – a part, however small or big, of their own life. Remember this always.