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Gautam Sachdeva, author of ‘The End of Separation,’ touches upon aspects of faith in the context of what Advaita masters – Nisargadatta Maharaj and Ramesh Balsekar – had to say on the subject.

Gautam Sachdeva, author of ‘The Buddha’s Sword’, talks briefly about one’s innate nature. He also touches upon the aspect of seekers on the path of Advaita tending to lose the essence of the teaching through an ‘over-analysis’ of what is said or heard. “Music rights licensed from copyright holder with...

Gautam Sachdeva, author of ‘The Buddha’s Sword’, talks briefly about the similarity between ‘living in the past’ and the ‘fear of the future’. “Music rights licensed from copyright holder with written permission, please visit (www.synchronicity.org) for more details.”

“Music rights licensed from copyright holder with written permission, please visit (www.synchronicity.org) for more details.” The music is from the album: Sounds of Source Vol. 4 by Master Charles Cannon.

“Music rights licensed from copyright holder with written permission, please visit (www.synchronicity.org) for more details.” The music is from the album: Sounds of Source Vol. 4 by Master Charles Cannon.

“Music rights licensed from copyright holder with written permission, please visit (www.synchronicity.org) for more details.” The music is from the album: Sounds of Source Vol. 4 by Master Charles Cannon.

“Music rights licensed from copyright holder with written permission, please visit (www.synchronicity.org) for more details.” The music is from the album: Sounds of Source Vol. 4 by Master Charles Cannon.

Gautam Sachdeva, author of ‘The End of Separation’, talks in a light-hearted manner on how we label ourselves – and more so others – as being ‘stupid’. “Music rights licensed from copyright holder with written permission, please visit (www.synchronicity.org) for more details.” The music is from the album: Sounds of...

Gautam shares a couplet of Shiv-Gorakhnath Babaji, and its significance in light of the ‘doership’ when it comes to speaking.