Upadesha Sara
'Upadesha’ means teaching and ‘sara’ implies essence. The title thus indicates the essence of the teaching (of Vedanta). The crux
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‘Upadesha’ means teaching and ‘sara’ implies essence. The title thus indicates the essence of the teaching (of Vedanta).
The crux of the four paths to Realisation – karma-, bhakti-, ashtanga-and jnana-yoga – is expounded upon by Sri Ramana Maharshi in thirty simple yet profound verses. Upadesha-sara, addressed to yogins blindly following the path of purva-mimamsa, is an essential prakarana-grantha for gaining an overview of the spiritual path. Sri Ramana Maharshi’s unique and direct method of Self-enquiry is the highlight of the text.
These discourses by Swami Advayananda, President CIF, were recorded in November 2021 during the Vedanta Sadhaka Course held at Adi Sankara Nilayam.
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1Discourse 1Preview 01:00:00
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2Discourse 201:00:00
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3Discourse 301:00:00
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4Discourse 401:00:00
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5Discourse 501:00:00
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6Discourse 601:00:00
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7Discourse 701:00:00
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8Discourse 801:00:00
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9Discourse 901:00:00
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10Discourse 1001:00:00
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11Discourse 1101:00:00
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12Discourse 1201:00:00
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13Discourse 1301:00:00
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17Discourse 1701:00:00
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18Discourse 1801:00:00
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19Discourse 1901:00:00
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20Discourse 2001:00:00
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21Discourse 2101:00:00