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86Truth-what it is
August 9, 2009 Basic ideas from Ancient Indian Philosophy-Duel of Brahman and Maya I continue with cultural and philosophical discussions. I want to describe some of the basic ideas from ancient Indian philosophies. I will also describe some...
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79Life and Teachings of Sri Adi Shankaracharya
Learning the Teachings of Sri Shankaracharya which are based on the unity of soul and Brahman.
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66A story from Mundaka Upanishad
I just read this ancient story from Mundaka Upanishada again and felt many on hubpages may enjoy it. Hope you do. It does give a feeling for basic idea of Advaita Vedanta philosophy mingled with ritualistic idea of Karma in a very colorful style.
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69Adi Shankaracharya Non duality Advaita Philosophy
Adi Shankaracharya is a great hindu saint born in 788 CE ; around 8 th century. He is known as the Jagadguru or the Master of the universe in spiritual knowledge. His experince of truth or the ultimate real...
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70Advaita Vedanta
This hub is meant to display various thinkers of the Advaita Vedanta philosophy. It is an area that I have great interest in and I invite you to please comment and share your experiences and thoughts. How do you know: who you are. I come back to...
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86Science- spiritualism - a useless fight
Science- spiritualism - a useless fight Soumyasrajan November 20, 2011 I am again going in comment mode, as some times, I do. I am publishing as an article, a comment, I had published the site speakingtree.com (ST for Speaking Tree). This site is...
24 comments60You CAN Take It With You
I was not having a good life. I had cancer, I had lost my brother, and my fiance had left me and gone off with a 19 year old. Depression reared its loveless head and teamed up with brother Gravity, pinning me...
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54I am That I am, philosophy behind this
I am That I am is one of the version in the holy Bible. What this assertion implies? What is the Truth behind this statement? Every one is aware that this is a very profound statement. What is implied by “I am”? Literally it means, ‘I...
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56Assigning Blame or Credit? Good Luck!
Trying to attribute blame, credit, or cause to a thing or an event is an easy way to illustrate the essential unity of things. Nothing happens on its own, and yet things happen spontaneously. The present moment is contingent on the sum total of...
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55The Subtle Relationship Between the Mind and the Physical World
Matter and energy move through space and time in a straight line, always departing and arriving from one place to another. This places a limitation on them; energy can neither be created nor destroyed, only pushed around. The mind, on the other...
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