The wisdom that our work can bring us. 

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Vedanta - the river of wisdom' is a weekly podcast created by Swamini B (Brahmaprajnananda) who is a Vedanta teacher, author and a Hindu monk.

For more www.discoveratma.com

The four ways we relate to our life's situations offers meaning to our life. It is easy to shift when you know how.

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Vedanta - the river of wisdom' is a weekly podcast created by Swamini B (Brahmaprajnananda) who is a Vedanta teacher, author and a Hindu monk.

For more www.discoveratma.com

A question for reflection (and action). 

You can complement with episode #88 - Opening the heart which is here - https://anchor.fm/the-river-of-wisdom/episodes/88-Opening-the-heart-eco6qu

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'Vedanta - the river of wisdom' is a weekly podcast created by Swamini B (Brahmaprajnananda) who is a Vedanta teacher, author and a Hindu monk.

For more www.discoveratma.com

Do our memories shape our identity or does our identity shape our memories?

The answer is surprising.

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'Vedanta - the river of wisdom'  is a weekly podcast by Swamini B (Brahmaprajnananda), a Vedanta teacher, Hindu monk and author.

To know more www.discoveratma.com

For any questions or requests please write to [email protected].  I reply to every email. :)

Amidst despair and cynicism, when we are ready to see and listen, what does nature whisper to us?

'Vedanta - the river of wisdom' is a weekly podcast created by Swamini B (Brahmaprajnananda), a Vedanta teacher and Hindu monk. 

To know more and to connect www.discoveratma.com

In this episode, we hear some glimpses of how Rama upheld his dharma as a brother and a friend. Hence we also hear of Bharata and Lakshmana, Rama's brothers and Hanuman his dearest friend and devotee. 

You may want to complement this episode with the video from our channel on 'The Glory of Hanuman' (15 minutes) - 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KL3B0NVpjj4

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Sri Rama is deeply revered and impacts those who understand him. 

He is ignored by those who cannot get their head around how he 'treated' his wife.  

Where do you stand? In a brief retelling of the Ramayana, I offer some glimpses of how he walked the path of dharma as a warrior, a son, a husband and a king. 

To dwell deeper into his glories, complement with the video (29 minutes) - Bhagavan Rama - his greatness and the mantra 

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It all seems so mixed up. In the light of the Veda, when I, ever the Knower, start to see that the mind is the known, things change. 

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An enquiry into the reality of oneself through an unexpected angle. 

And the Avadhuta, monk departs after sharing his wisdom from the last set of masters.