#advaitavedanta

A masterlist would be nice , ofc only if you want to do it. Its just that the posts are hard to find

I understand, I've been asked many times unfortunately my posts are spread far apart with a lot of unrelated reblogs of various topics inbetween.

I'm also someone who stands by the opinion that no one needs dozens, hundreds, thousands of posts

I'll link 1 video that I watched years ago and that's all anyone '''''needs'''' . If you think you need more, that's an idea (like everything else)

You can watch it once or 100x , doesn't matter. No rules. If there's a question/confusion related to the video, I'd be happy to answer 🙂‍↕️

Deconstructing the Vaishnava Dualist Fallacy By Durgadas (Rodney) Lingham, Veda Kovid.(c) Durgadas (Rodney) Lingham. All Rights Reserved.No part of this article may be copied or reproduced in any manner, except via direct permission in writing from the author. Here, I would like to generate a deconstruction of the modern theological export market of traditional Hindu Vaishnavism, as well as the…

“Turning and turning in the widening gyreThe falcon cannot hear the falconer…” — W. B. Yeats (The Second Coming) WB Yeats, Noble Laureate Poet In the illuminated whorls of the Book of Kells, Celtic knots trace a visual philosophy: no origin, no terminus, only continuity. These interlacings—Dara, Shield, and Trinity forms—anticipate a modern mathematical sensibility found in topological spaces…

"On the birth anniversary of Jagadguru Adi Shankaracharya Ji, the pioneer of Advaita Vedanta, the architect of cultural unity, the great philosopher and creator, I offer millions of salutations to him. His entire life will continue to inspire us to remain ever dedicated to the welfare of the world and to the pursuit of truth." — Col. Rajyavardhan Rathore (Retd.)

My take: 🧵

When a decorated soldier like Col. Rathore bows to a 8th-century monk, it tells you something important.

Adi Shankaracharya wasn’t just a philosopher. He was a unifier. A strategist of thought. He walked across India to tell us: The truth is one, but paths are many.

Today, his two biggest lessons hold the key to our future:

Lok Kalyana (Welfare of all)

Satya (Truth)

Respect for the past. Vision for the future.

Shakti Manifold: The Curved Geometry of Consciousness Towards Ecological Coherence in a Living Self-Referential Cosmos Dora Maar, Picasso, 1937 “Dreaming in Many Dimensions: Picasso and the Future of Perception” could well begin with Pablo Picasso’s portrait of Dora Maar—a face that appears fractured, yet is better understood as manifold. In works like Les Demoiselles d’Avignon, distortion is…

When Spirituality Becomes a Mask In today’s world, “spirituality” has become a brand. Scroll through Instagram or walk into a modern cafe, and you will see it everywhere. It is in the Om tattoos, the expensive yoga mats, and the social media bios that proudly say “Spiritual Seeker.” It has never been easier to look spiritual because Spirituality Is Not for All. You can buy a copy of the…

Advaita Vedanta: Truth for Our Times Advaita Vedanta offers a calm and practical way to live in today’s stressful world. It teaches that we should do our duties sincerely but not let success or failure disturb our peace of mind. In modern life, people often feel overwhelmed because they tie their identity to their job, relationships, and achievements. Advaita reminds us that our true Self is…