Reflections Along The Way

How does a person of wisdom act in this world? How does he see the world? How does he see his relationship with the world?

Reflections are based on Self-Unfoldment, a book by Swami Chinmayananda which guides us in transforming our lives by introducing us to the timeless wisdom of Vedanta.

Note: The episodes on Self-Unfoldment are numbered. I recommend that you listen to them sequentially, to get a proper understanding.

What is our relationship to Om, the Supreme Reality? What determines this relationship? 

Reflections are based on a section from Lesson 16 of the book Self-Unfoldment by Swami Chinmayananda.

The 108 Vedantic Terms book is available on Amazon for your spiritual sādhanā to reflect on 108 significant Vedantic terms chosen from the Self-Unfoldment book. All the proceeds from the sale of this book will be donated to Chinmaya Mission® Washington Regional Center. 

Thank you for listening. If you want to follow along for art, inspiration, and reflections, I'm on Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest, and YouTube.

What is our relationship to Om, the Supreme Reality? What determines this relationship? 

Reflections are based on Self-Unfoldment, a book by Swami Chinmayananda which guides us in transforming our lives by introducing us to the timeless wisdom of Vedanta.

Note: The episodes on Self-Unfoldment are numbered. I recommend that you listen to them sequentially, to get a proper understanding.

What causes us to forget our real nature and mistake ourselves to be this limited entity? How do we overcome rajas and tamas to develop the sattvic component in us? How does that help in our spiritual evolution?

Reflections are based on Self-Unfoldment, a book by Swami Chinmayananda which guides us in transforming our lives by introducing us to the timeless wisdom of Vedanta.

Note: The episodes on Self-Unfoldment are numbered. I recommend that you listen to them sequentially, to get a proper understanding.

What causes us to forget our real nature and mistake ourselves to be this limited entity? How do we overcome rajas and tamas to develop the sattvic component in us? How does that help in our spiritual evolution?

Reflections are based on a section from Lesson 16 of the book Self-Unfoldment by Swami Chinmayananda.

The 108 Vedantic Terms book is available on Amazon for your spiritual sādhanā to reflect on 108 significant Vedantic terms chosen from the Self-Unfoldment book. All the proceeds from the sale of this book will be donated to Chinmaya Mission® Washington Regional Center.

Thank you for listening. If you want to follow along for art, inspiration, and reflections, I'm on Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest, and YouTube.

If Brahman is really our nature as Vedanta asserts, then why do we feel so limited and finite? What is māyā?

Reflections are based on a section from Lesson 16 of the book Self-Unfoldment by Swami Chinmayananda.

The 108 Vedantic Terms book is available on Amazon for your spiritual sādhanā to reflect on 108 significant Vedantic terms chosen from the Self-Unfoldment book. All the proceeds from the sale of this book will be donated to Chinmaya Mission® Washington Regional Center.

Thank you for listening. If you want to follow along for art, inspiration, and reflections, I'm on Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest, and YouTube.

If Brahman is really our nature as Vedanta asserts, then why do we feel so limited and finite? What is māyā?

Reflections are based on Self-Unfoldment, a book by Swami Chinmayananda which guides us in transforming our lives by introducing us to the timeless wisdom of Vedanta.

Note: The episodes on Self-Unfoldment are numbered. I recommend that you listen to them sequentially, to get a proper understanding.

What is Vedanta? Where did the knowledge of Vedanta originate from? What is the goal of Vedanta?

Reflections are based on a section from Lesson 15 of the book Self-Unfoldment by Swami Chinmayananda.

The 108 Vedantic Terms book is available on Amazon for your spiritual sādhanā to reflect on 108 significant Vedantic terms chosen from the Self-Unfoldment book. All the proceeds from the sale of this book will be donated to Chinmaya Mission® Washington Regional Center.

Thank you for listening. If you want to follow along for art, inspiration, and reflections, I'm on Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest, and YouTube.

What is Vedanta? Where did the knowledge of Vedanta originate from? What is the goal of Vedanta?

Reflections are based on Self-Unfoldment, a book by Swami Chinmayananda which guides us in transforming our lives by introducing us to the timeless wisdom of Vedanta.

Note: The episodes on Self-Unfoldment are numbered. I recommend that you listen to them sequentially, to get a proper understanding.

In this episode, I have a conversation with Apoorva Gupta Jalan to discuss the importance of inner work and how yoga facilitates this work.

Apoorva is a yoga therapist, coach, and healer living in Gurgaon, India with her husband and their beagle. She is passionate about helping people and offers a wide range of programs including personalized classes, pranayama workshops, yoga philosophy courses, corporate training programs, and workshops.

Please email Apoorva at [email protected], if you are interested to know more about the programs/classes she offers.

Thank you for listening. If you want to follow along for art, inspiration, and reflections, I'm on Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest, and YouTube.