Dave: I notice that Vedanta doesn’t mention much, if anything, about the importance of love. For many, God is equated with love, i.e. “God is love.” This implies a subject-object relationship,…
Questioner: Dear Ramji, i have been meditating to my true nature… my true self a lot lately… i can see clearly now who i really am… but there are some concepts…
Praveen: My question is with regards to free will and its application in material pursuits.
I understand that I am the Self, and that Isvara is the doer, but this understanding has led…
Is God a Big Bulshitter?
I came across the satsang below at your website that fascinates me and I want to ask you a question about what you wrote. My friends all…
Jack: I have a question about Isvara. If I understand the teaching correctly, you make a distinction between Isvara 1 and Isvara 2. Isvara 1 is the undifferentiated Self, or sat-chit-ananda. Isvara 2 “arises” out of the Self. It is maya, or…
Questioner: Dear Ramji, I came across the following statement in an blog about the importance of God-knowledge. It said, “Using the simple logic of inference, which is a valid means of…
Vedanta and Prayer
We appreciate the value of Vedanta because of our good karma. Vedanta is the greatest opportunity that life can offer. Without it life is merely a mechanical process.…
Paolina: I recently came across Conversations with God by Neale Donald Walsch. Although I have not read it, just started, and that has drawn me to another set of things and videos, I…
James: This article is based on a transcript of one of Swami Paramarathanada’s talks:
What Is God?
Intelligent people consider their relationship with the creator, sustainer and destroyer of life…
Mary: Hi, James! One more time I start by telling you how much I am appreciating your teachings and savoring the knowledge. Hidden layers and layers are now being shown to…