Vivekachudamani (Volume 2)
Commentaries by Acharya Prashant
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This book contains the second series of commentaries on Adi Shankaracharya's masterful introductory treatise to Advaita Vedanta, Vivekachudamani (the crest-jewel of discretion). The scripture is written in a manner that is logical and easy to grasp, making it a must-read for all who wish to have a taste of Vedantic wisdom and deepen their self-knowledge in its light.
In these talks, Acharya Prashant guides us through Shankaracharya's opus by answering questions coming from seekers who wish to gain clarity on particular verses or understand their daily life better in the context of the scripture's prevalent themes. He elucidates the definitive concepts with impeccable precision and lucidity, and guides the audience to a clear and simple understanding of their application for daily living and spiritual practice.
If you wish to know yourself in the light of spiritual wisdom, or just sharpen your fundamentals of Vedanta, this book is for you. Recommended to be read in succession with Vivekachudamani Vol. 1.
In these talks, Acharya Prashant guides us through Shankaracharya's opus by answering questions coming from seekers who wish to gain clarity on particular verses or understand their daily life better in the context of the scripture's prevalent themes. He elucidates the definitive concepts with impeccable precision and lucidity, and guides the audience to a clear and simple understanding of their application for daily living and spiritual practice.
If you wish to know yourself in the light of spiritual wisdom, or just sharpen your fundamentals of Vedanta, this book is for you. Recommended to be read in succession with Vivekachudamani Vol. 1.
Index
1. To get rid of suffering, pass through a higher suffering. 2. The two levels of falseness. 3. The call beyond the personal universe. 4. Know where your interest really lies. 5. To understand something is to forget it. 6. Don’t be a tourist to the land of God.
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