Sunday Wisdom Sessions by Vedantin

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Sunday Wisdom Session is a recording of a live, interactive session with Sudhakar, where we journey into the depths of Vedanta philosophy. Through insightful dialogue and audience engagement, Sudhakar unpacks timeless teachings in a way that feels accessible, relevant, and transformative. Whether you're new to Vedanta or looking to enrich your existing understanding, these sessions offer a rare opportunity to explore its wisdom in a dynamic format.

  1. vor 3 Tagen

    E66 Q&A

    0:00 E66 Q&A Session0:46 Q&A Q1: What is the best way to deal with people who are on the gross level and cause unnecessary problems? How does one refrain from being upset and holding on to resentment, which we know is not good for us? How best can a person deal with this toxic behavior?14:14 Q&A Q2: What is the difference between an unselfish and a selfless person with reference to their spiritual pursuits?17:37 Q&A Q3: What is your relationship with A Parthasarathy, the author of the Vedanta books that you mention?27:31 Q&A Q4: Where can I buy or access the books you recommended for learning Vedanta?28:25 Q&A Q5: When it comes to how we show up on social media, I can't help but think of our "prostitute" archetype coming into play — the part of us that trades visibility, approval, or validation for attention. Do you think there are both positives and negatives to lean into? And if so, how can we stay aware enough to keep a healthy balance?35:47 Q&A Q6: What is the best way to limit or stop wrong imagination or suspicion? For example, I always build up stories in my mind about close people doing things behind my back. Even though I know this is not the truth, I find it difficult to stop this kind of thinking.40:28 Q&A Q7: How can self-inquiry and looking at the shadow help in breaking the mask when the mind or the intellect uses Vedanta as a defense mechanism? How to separate knowledge from internalised truth?

  2. 19. Juli

    E65 Clarity and Confusion

    E65 Clarity and Confusion

  3. 12. Juli

    E64 Less is More

    0:00 E64 Less is More48:42 Q&A Q1: As far as taking loved ones for granted, do you think it is because our nervous system isn't used to love, kindness, or peace and therefore self-sabotages? If so, how do we prevent getting to that point or fix it?51:45 Q&A Q2: How do we manage the desire for ongoing challenges in various areas?54:24 Q&A Q3: It doesn't seem practical or realistic that one can be happy if they do not have the means to fulfill their desires, perhaps even basic desires.1:02:16 Q&A Q4: Is it that we can't have it all and we should work to be content with that, or that we already have it all and we should work to realize that? What role does the spirit or atma have in managing desires?

  4. 4. Juli

    E63 Questions and Answers

    E63 Questions and Answers

  5. 28. Juni

    E62 Freedom and Frustration

    E62 Freedom and Frustration

  6. 21. Juni

    E61 Irreplaceable

    0:00 Irreplaceable50:47 Q&A Q1: Why are we so resistant towards thinking? Is the intellect a 'muscle' to be developed based only on our intention?53:20 Q&A Q2: When we're emotionally overwhelmed, we often make impulsive decisions that we later regret. What is the Vedantic approach to acting wisely when the mind is not peaceful? How do you calm an agitated mind?55:45 Q&A Q3: Is there such a thing as performance anxiety? You may know all the answers and be prepared well, but get overwhelmed when it's time to execute. If so, how do you work on improving your mind for high-pressure moments?59:48 Q&A Q4: What happens when you are living someone else's life? How do you search for your purpose and ability that you are good at in life? How does one seek happiness?1:03:22 Q&A Q5: Is it possible to ever have the mind calm without the intellect supervising it? Can it become trained, or will it always require intellectual supervision?1:05:45 Q&A Q6: What about the intellect results in resilience? What is the mechanism of resilience?

  7. 14. Juni

    E60 The Pale Blue Ego

    0:00 The Pale Blue Ego48:18 Q&A Q1: Is the sorrow that Arjuna expressed at the start of the Bhagavad Gita also a form of ego-driven emotions?50:39 Q&A Q2: You've mentioned about knowing our uniqueness, our role, and following that. How do you know for sure you're on the right path?54:55 Q&A Q3: How does one notice if they are slipping into an inferiority or superiority complex?57:30 Q&A Q4: How can one balance one's duties to family and community with one's need for autonomy and self-direction?

  8. 7. Juni

    E59 Insanity

    00:00 E59 Insanity53:17 Q&A Q1: Are our likes and dislikes created by our inner unfulfilled desires, and does the intellect help keep that in check?55:41 Q&A Q2: If we use our intellect for every decision, won't we lose the joy of spontaneity?57:06 Q&A Q3: If we are under the influence of the mind, how do we begin to retake control, because the mind does not come under control willingly?59:24 Q&A Q4: Is it possible to change our vasanas over the course of evolution, or are they static?1:00:52 Q&A Q5: Please give some examples on how to set up a higher desire. Click on the link and submit your question to be answered in a dedicated Q&A session https://tinyurl.com/SWS-Question

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Sunday Wisdom Session is a recording of a live, interactive session with Sudhakar, where we journey into the depths of Vedanta philosophy. Through insightful dialogue and audience engagement, Sudhakar unpacks timeless teachings in a way that feels accessible, relevant, and transformative. Whether you're new to Vedanta or looking to enrich your existing understanding, these sessions offer a rare opportunity to explore its wisdom in a dynamic format.

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