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Do This AT LEAST ONCE in Your Lifetime – Only 3 Hours!

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No Mantras, No Prayers, No Fasting – Just 3 Hours to Smash Illusion and Gain the Supreme Truth!

I am not saying this. KRISHNA SAYS IT IN THE SRIMAD BHAGAVAD GITA.

All worries, fears, stress, anger, envy, and every negative force that can block, weaken, or destroy your chance of living a truly beautiful and fulfilling life will be crushed to smithereens and pulverised to dust.

With soothing sound, captivating visuals, and clear English text to follow along.

Please let me be honest, my dear brothers and sisters, I find it utterly saddening that so many people have been convinced that the Srimad Bhagavad Gita is “too difficult to comprehend” and that without a “good guru” they can never learn it.

In Shloka SBG 9:02, Bhagavan Krishna clearly says that this knowledge is not only VERY EASY, but also it is also VERY EASY TO PRACTISE and it is EVERLASTING. All it takes is the small effort of sitting down and reading a simple translation of the 700 Shlokas. In fact, I must have read this supreme scripture over a thousand times, and I never tire of it. The same applies to every genuine seeker. You cannot read it once and expect to fully grasp it. But at the very least, read it, listen to it, or go through it ONCE BEFORE YOU DIE!

As part of my SBG for ALL Mission, here is my humble offering: a three-hour guided study of this life-changing scripture, a true gift to humanity.

Experience this once, and the weight of your illusions will collapse into nothing.

Please, take this opportunity. Whatever you think it is worth, COMPLETE IT. Do it at least for your brother’s sake. You can thank me later 🙂

JAI SHRI KRISHNA.

LOOK UP, AND WAKE UP

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Voyager 1 has been flying non-stop for nearly 48 years since 1977. It has already travelled over 24 billion kilometres and is still not even one light-day away from Earth.
Let that sink in. Just one day of light-speed travel, and we haven’t reached it yet.

And here we are…
On this tiny, fragile speck called Earth, floating in infinite space,
Wasting our precious moment of life with ego, pride, inferiority, religious superiority, hatred, and greed.

All our religious places, ideologies, nations, and flags – they vanish into nothingness when seen from just a few kilometres above Earth, let alone from Voyager’s view.

The spacecraft carries a golden record of music and greetings from humanity, in case it ever meets another intelligent being.
Imagine if it did. What would we say we stood for?

It’s time we grow up, let go of imaginary divisions, ridiculous beliefs, and cults, and embrace the sheer miracle of being alive at all. Because in the grand movie of the universe, we’re not even a pixel on the screen.

Stuck? Escape Regret. Get the Life You Deserve

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Break Free from Emotional Baggage with This Transformative Two-Word Mantra

Are you tired of being stuck in repetitive emotional patterns, haunted by your past, and overwhelmed by regret? This powerful new video dives into a life-changing concept that blends spiritual clarity, emotional resilience, and mental discipline through the use of two deceptively simple yet profound mantras: “So what?” and “What next?”.

Rooted in Vedanta, and enriched by a personal journey of spiritual transformation, this message is a wake-up call for those ready to reclaim their power. Whether you’re on the path of self-inquiry, seeking personal development, or aiming to cultivate a growth mindset, this video offers direct and practical tools to help you move forward.

Let go of self-pity, stop dwelling on the past, and embrace conscious living. The time to transform your inner world is now.

Timeless Vedanta – Don’t Believe. KNOW!

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Introducing “Timeless Vedanta” – A Channel Dedicated to Non-Dual Wisdom

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Dear Readers,

“It brings me immense joy to announce the launch of my new YouTube channel, Timeless Vedanta – a space dedicated solely to sharing the pure essence of Advaita Vedanta in a clear, rational, and practical manner.

“In today’s world, which is saturated with noise, confusion, and often superficial spirituality, there is a deep hunger among thoughtful seekers – especially young minds – for clarity and truth. Timeless Vedanta is a space to gain such understanding

“This channel is not about religion, dogma, or blind belief. It is about direct exploration, deep inquiry, and the timeless truth of non-duality – the understanding that your innermost Self is not separate from the reality that pervades all existence.

What You Can Expect:

  • Thought-provoking explorations of the Srimad Bhagavad Gita, Upanishads, and Brahma Sutras
  • Connections between Vedantic thought and Western philosophies, including Spinozism and Stoicism
  • Simple, logical explanations of profound topics such as consciousness, existence, and the nature of reality
  • A firm rejection of superstition, ritualism, and unnecessary complexity
  • Content that encourages critical thinking, self-reflection, and most importantly, direct understanding

Why “Timeless Vedanta”?

Because truth does not age. It is not bound by culture, belief, or time. The teachings of Vedanta, when stripped of layers of tradition and theological interpretation, reveal a science of consciousness that is as relevant today as it was thousands of years ago.

This channel is open to people of all cultural and religious backgrounds who have an open mind and a sincere desire to seek clarity.

This channel is an invitation to rediscover that wisdom, to see clearly, and to live freely.

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Born by Chance, Fooled by Belief

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Unravelling the Illusion of Fate in a Stochastic Universe

Many people believe there’s a ‘grand plan’ behind everything—a higher power or force shaping events through fate, destiny, or divine will. This belief often leads us to surrender a significant portion of our mental capacity and autonomy to things we cannot fully prove: unseen beings, sacred books, religious intermediaries, and abstract concepts. But what if this comforting story is merely a creation we’ve been telling ourselves for centuries? Even more troubling is that such beliefs breed a sense of entitlement, creating divisions among individuals, fostering inequality, envy, jealousy, and belligerence—forces that ultimately damage lives, relationships, and our natural world.

In this short presentation, I confront the illusion of fate head-on. Let us examine the stochastic nature of existence—not through superstition or sentiment, but through reason, science, and Vedanta. From the genetic lottery you were born into, to the subtle conditioning shaped by environment and epigenetics, you’ll see how much of your life has just happened. No blueprint. No cosmic purpose. No invisible puppeteer.

Let us question why religions and mythologies have always tried to impose order upon chaos, and why fatalism is just another form of resignation. I present Karma not as divine justice, but simply as cause and effect. Actions and consequences, not punishments and rewards.

And yet, this isn’t a descent into nihilism. Far from it.

To embrace randomness is to reject the passive comfort of fate and to step into clarity. Life doesn’t need a script to have meaning. Meaning arises not from predestination, but from conscious living in an unpredictable world.

This presentation is for the quietly curious, the disillusioned believer, the sceptic, the philosopher—and anyone ready to ask: What if chance isn’t your enemy, but your liberation?

Haven’t you completed the Srimad Bhagavad Gita yet? Here is your solution:

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Nirvana Shatakam: The Bold Truth That Shatters Every Illusion You Hold Dear

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“When you KNOW, you don’t need to BELIEVE.” – Tavamithram Sarvada

What if everything you believe about yourself—your identity, your desires, your fears—is nothing but an illusion? What if the very essence of who you are lies beyond the mind, the ego, and even the concept of “I”?

Enter the Nirvana Shatakam, a profound composition by the 8-year-old spiritual prodigy, Adi Shankaracharya. In just six verses, this masterpiece dismantles every label, every belief, and every ritual you’ve ever clung to. It doesn’t just challenge your worldview—it obliterates it.

Imagine a young boy, wandering the Himalayas, confronted by a sage who asks, “Who are you?” His response? A declaration so radical, so fearless, that it strips away every falsehood and points directly to the ultimate truth: “I am Shiva. I am pure consciousness.”

This isn’t just philosophy. This isn’t just spirituality. This is a call to awaken—to see beyond the illusions of identity, religion, and dogma. It’s a challenge to let go of everything you think you know and embrace the infinite truth of your being.

Are you ready to question everything? Are you ready to discover who you truly are? Watch the video now and let the Nirvana Shatakam guide you to the ultimate liberation.

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Men in Crisis: The Hidden Struggles No One Talks About

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India is witnessing an alarming rise in suicides among young men, many of whom feel trapped in toxic relationships, crushed by societal pressures, and ignored by the legal system. They suffer in silence, battling emotional turmoil with no real support. But what if they knew that strength is a choice, and weakness is not a compulsion?

In this video, we will look at the real reason behind emotional suffering—how unchecked emotions shroud intelligence, making it impossible to perceive situations clearly. We will see why men must reclaim their inner strength, break free from despair, and learn to master their minds instead of succumbing to hopelessness.

The primary cause of mental suffering was the inability to perceive situations with detachment, instead of viewing them through the distorting lens of emotion. This emotional entanglement prevented individuals from coming to terms with reality, trapping them in cycles of distress and confusion. When emotions took control, they completely obscured intelligence, making rational thought and objective decision-making nearly impossible.

What You’ll Learn in This Video:
-Why young men are struggling and what’s fueling the crisis
-How toxic relationships and emotional weakness lead to mental destruction
-The powerful wisdom from the Srimad Bhagavad Gita that can save lives
-Real-life examples of resilience that prove strength is a choice, not an accident

If you are a young man feeling lost, disrespected, or emotionally broken—this message is for you. If you know someone who is suffering, share this with them. There is a way forward, and it starts with mastering your emotions and taking control of your life.

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Kenopanishad – The Path Beyond Perception

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What if everything you worship, think, and perceive is not the ultimate truth?

The Kenopanishad shakes the very foundation of our understanding by revealing that Brahman—the ultimate reality—is not what the senses perceive, nor what the mind can grasp. It is that by which all perception happens, yet remains beyond perception itself.

I am pleased to share my English explanation of the Kenopanishad, now available on the new Vedanta channel, Timeless Vedanta. This Upanishad is a profound text that explores the nature of ultimate reality, the limitations of perception, and the essence of Brahman—the supreme truth that is beyond the grasp of the senses and intellect.

This video presents a clear and insightful analysis of the Kenopanishad, encouraging deeper reflection and self-inquiry. Watch, learn, and break free from blind beliefs to embrace the wisdom of Vedanta.

Your engagement helps spread the knowledge of Advaita Vedanta and enables more seekers to benefit from these ancient yet ever-relevant teachings.

Summary of the Kenopanishad

The Kenopanishad from the Sama Veda’s Talavakara Brahmana is a profound exploration of Brahman, the ultimate reality that transcends sensory perception and intellectual comprehension. It is structured into four sections, addressing the nature of consciousness, the limitations of the mind and senses, and the necessity of realisation beyond mere knowledge.

I. The Nature of Brahman

The text begins with fundamental inquiries: What is the force behind the mind, speech, and senses? What enables perception and cognition? The answer given is that Brahman is the unseen power that enables all faculties yet remains beyond their grasp.

  • Brahman is the “ear of the ear, the mind of the mind, the speech of speech, the life of life, and the eye of the eye.”
  • The wise attain immortality by renouncing identification with the senses and realising this truth.
  • Brahman is beyond thought, speech, and sight, yet it is that by which the mind thinks, speech expresses, and the eyes see.
  • “Nedam-yadidam-upaasate” – That which is worshipped as an object is not Brahman; the real Brahman is that which enables perception itself.

II. The Paradox of Knowing Brahman

The Upanishad asserts that Brahman is not fully knowable, nor is it completely unknown. It is beyond dualistic comprehension:

  • If one thinks, “I know Brahman,” they have only a partial understanding.
  • Brahman is known by those who realise they do not fully know and remains unknown to those who think they know it completely.
  • True knowledge of Brahman leads to immortality, strength, and ultimate fulfilment.

III. The Parable of the Gods and Brahman’s Revelation

The Upanishad illustrates the ignorance of the gods through a symbolic story:

  • After a great victory, the gods (Agni, Vayu, and Indra) assume their triumph is solely their own.
  • Brahman appears as an unknown Yaksha (divine being) to humble them.
  • Agni, the fire god, fails to burn a blade of grass; Vayu, the wind god, fails to lift it—revealing their limited power.
  • Indra, seeking answers, meets Uma (Parvati), the embodiment of wisdom, who reveals that their victory was due to Brahman alone.
  • Indra, being the first to realise this, is praised above the other gods.

IV. The Flash of Realisation

  • Brahman is realised like a lightning flash or a blink of an eye—sudden and beyond conceptualisation.
  • The seeker must meditate on Brahman as “Tadvana” (the most desirable).
  • Austerity, self-restraint, and righteous action serve as the foundation for realisation.
  • One who attains this knowledge becomes established in Brahman, free from ignorance, confusion, suffering, and Karma

The Kenopanishad asserts that Brahman is the essence of all experience but cannot be objectified. It must be known intuitively, not intellectually. The Upanishad leads the seeker away from external worship to direct self-inquiry, revealing that the ultimate truth is not in what is perceived but in that which enables perception itself.

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How to Destroy the Illusion of False EGO in 5 Minutes?

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Can an Eye See Itself? Understanding the Nature of the Self

[This is a continuation of the post “Not Your Body? Quick Tips to Discover Your True Self!”]

Many seekers struggle with the concept of the Self, often expressing confusion and frustration over their inability to “connect” with it. I’ve heard people saying things like, “I feel the disconnect with my own self,” and so forth. The fact is that such statements are logically flawed. Why? Because the Self is not something to be seen or grasped—it can only be realised. CONTINUE READING AND WATCHING THE VIDEO ON SUBSTACK.

Not Your Body? Quick Tips to Discover Your True Self!

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The Illusion of ‘Me’: Why You’re Not Your Body

In some major religions, creation is described as a divine act—’god’ creating humans in ‘his’ own image and forming the universe in six days, resting on the seventh. But what does it mean to be made in ‘god’s’ image? Is it about the physical form, or something deeper? From the largest of stars to the tiniest creatures on Earth, everything is a conglomeration of atoms—physical objects perceived through names and forms. Yet, identifying solely with these forms traps us in illusion, much like the prisoners in Socrates’ ‘Allegory of the Cave’, who mistook shadows for reality. READ AND WATCH THE SHORT VIDEO ON SUBSTACK