Om, That (Brahman) is infinite, This(Universe too) is infinite. The infinite (Universe) emanates from the infinite(Brahman). Assimilating the infinitude of the infinite(Universe), the infinite(Brahman) alone is left.
AUM, The fundamental sound of relative realityAdvaita philosophy is very deep. Its various facets are explained from multifarious perceptions in our ancient texts. Indian timeless texts like Upanisad’s, Brahma sutra,The Bhagavad Gita, Srimad Bhagavatam, Ramayanam and many, many more were written a few thousand years back. But the fact written in these scriptures still remain afresh and are relevant even in today’s life.
AUM, The fundamental sound of relative reality
This is not a religious site, because Advaitam is not about religion. Advaitam emphasises the basic nature of any human being, regardless of caste, creed or gender. Advaitam transforms a person to a new self-confident person. The aim of this site is to focus on the facts and truths hidden in the precious scriptures, and also help others to realise the same. The richness and pride of the Indian culture can be realised through its unparallel philosophies. We must salute and thank the ancient Rishis, who lived in caves and found such marvelous truths, by meditation and passed on their knowledge to us, through scriptures. Else we will always remain ignorant.
OM TAT SAT
GITA AT A GLANCE – CHAPTER 8
In this chapter Bhagavan Krishna explains a few important technical terms to Arjuna; this chapter also explains the path taken by the bhaktas after their life time. Arjuna asks Bhagavan Sri Krishna the meaning for Brahman Adhyatma Adhidaiva Adhiyagna Adhibhuta The...
GITA AT A GLANCE – CHAPTER 7
In this chapter Bhagavan Krishna explains about Jnana (knowledge) and Vijnana (practical Knowledge). Only a guru of such stature can talk about vijnana. Bhagavan Krishna says that only a few strive for Knowledge and among them only one or two attain me. So rare and...
GITA AT A GLANCE – CHAPTER 6
GITA AT A GLANCE – CHAPTER 6 Bhagavan Krishna says that one should perform action without expectation of the fruits of action. One who renounces the fruits of action is the real Sannyasi and not the one who renounces the action itself. In the name of sannyasa...
GITA AT A GLANCE – CHAPTER 5
In chapter 4, when Bhagavan hailed the Sanyasi and the power of renunciation, Arjuna was confused. He asked Bhagavan Krishna that you praise renunciation and at the same time you ask me to perform action; Arjuna requested Bhagavan Krishna that which of the two...
GITA AT A GLANCE – CHAPTER 4
This chapter explains the importance of Atma vidya. Bhagavan Sri Krishna says that he has taught the Atma vidya to Vivaswan (the sun God) in the ancient time; Viwasvan taught this to Manu and Manu taught this to Ikshvaku and like this it was passed on generation after...
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