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Kaivalya Upanishad by L Ramaswamy – Class 23: Mantra 23, 24
Brahman does not exist as an object of experience. It remains ever as the existence principle. Hence Brahman is indicated as without existence and non-existence. One attains Enlightenment by knowing the nature of the supreme Self which resides in the heart-cave as a witness of all. Scriptures and other spiritual texts generally give ‘phalashruti’ (benefits / results) towards the end. A Sadhaka is thus incentivized to develop firm conviction in his pursuit. Part two of the Upanishad gives out instructions to the disciple. This satisfies the lingering thirst of the student and serves as practical advice for him to move forward.
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Timeline:
00:00:00 – Start
00:00:44 – Invocation
00:01:45 – Upanishad Chanting
00:04:50 – No Elements for Me
00:11:14 – Pure Nature of Self
00:14:44 – Abiding in the Cave
00:17:06 – Without Parts, Non-Dual, Witness
00:20:05 – Beyond Existence and Non-Existence
00:29:00 – Knowledge v/s Experience
00:34:49 – Q & A
00:44:43 – Part 2 Mantra 1
00:46:15 – Advice / Instructions
00:53:54 – Phalashruti
01:02:10 – Q & A
01:06:21 – Bhajan
01:08:54 – Om Poornam Adah
The speaker – Shri L Ramaswamy has studied at the Vedanta Academy, India, under the guidance of Swami Parthasarathy. Read profile here: https://vedanta-kolkata.org/knowledge…
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