Tat Kathanam

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Tat Kathanam Podcast

( All about "That")-- तत् (Tat) is a Sanskrit(संस्कृत) word, which means in English "that" ( वह). In the Vedic order the GOD is also known as तत् (that) or Brahmm. Because the supreme can never explained like "this" it stands always like "that" (अदृष्टो दृष्टा:) ॥॥हरि ॐ तत्सत्॥॥

  1. ध्यान कहाँ करें, ध्यान कब करें और ध्यान कब तक करें ?/where & when we should meditate ?

    09/08/2020

    ध्यान कहाँ करें, ध्यान कब करें और ध्यान कब तक करें ?/where & when we should meditate ?

    Last episode out of three meditation series includes six points 1- where you do meditation 2- when you do meditation 3- on which one should meditate 4- how much we should meditate & last one 5- how long one should meditate.

    21 min
  2. ध्यान कितने प्रकार का है और ध्यान क्यों करें ?/how many types of meditation and meditation for why

    01/08/2020

    ध्यान कितने प्रकार का है और ध्यान क्यों करें ?/how many types of meditation and meditation for why

    There are so many types of meditation but according to purpose two types only. And With out meditation results of our efforts not fruitfull either it is for selfish purpose or for selfless.

    22 min
  3. ध्यान क्या है और इस का फल क्या है ?/what is meditation and what is it's benefit ? Part-1 of 3

    30/07/2020

    ध्यान क्या है और इस का फल क्या है ?/what is meditation and what is it's benefit ? Part-1 of 3

    Men is the most intellectual being in the world in which in-borne multi level awareness of consciousness

    25 min
  4. जीवन और आध्यात्म के बीच में क्या सम्बन्ध है/ what is the relationship between life and spirituality.

    28/07/2020

    जीवन और आध्यात्म के बीच में क्या सम्बन्ध है/ what is the relationship between life and spirituality.

    Every life is spiritual by nature, the difference is that some are walking passengers and other are standing passengers.

    25 min
  5. त्वं नमामि देव देव रामकृष्ण /GOD is in all men, but all men are not in GOD.

    20/04/2020

    त्वं नमामि देव देव रामकृष्ण /GOD is in all men, but all men are not in GOD.

    ईश्वर कोटि, जीव कोटि और अवतारों के भेद को जानकर ही धर्म और सम्प्रदायों के अन्तर को सम्यक् रूप से समझा जा सकता है। उस परमात्मा का प्रकाश या अभिव्यक्ति सबसे अधिक यदि कहीं है तो वह मनुष्य में ही है। इसलिए मनुष्य, मनुष्य में ही जब तक उस परमात्मा का अनुभव नहीं कर लेता तब तक वह दुःख कष्ट और मृत्यु भय आदि उपद्रवों से नहीं छूट सकता /The goal of human life is a four step effort or emancipation. These steps are depending each other. They are not independent which are following 1- DHARMA (religious practice) 2- ARTHA ( capital or money), 3- KAAM (Desire or wish) & last one is 4- MOKSHYA (emancipation or ultimate liberty)

    11 min
  6. पम्पासर प्रसंग श्री राम वनवास में चातुर्मास्य /lockdown ia an opportunity to unlock own self

    14/04/2020

    पम्पासर प्रसंग श्री राम वनवास में चातुर्मास्य /lockdown ia an opportunity to unlock own self

    God teach us that Isolation is the solution of discovery of self

    15 min
  7. Maa Sarda/ माँ शारदा

    27/02/2020

    Maa Sarda/ माँ शारदा

    Bhajan /जन्मोत्सव

    1 min
  8. what is actually meditation? /आध्यात्मिक रूप से ध्यान क्या है?

    27/02/2020

    what is actually meditation? /आध्यात्मिक रूप से ध्यान क्या है?

    In The state of effortlessnes, the individual consciousness sycncronize with supreme consciousness ,spiritually this is actual meditation

    12 min
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( All about "That")-- तत् (Tat) is a Sanskrit(संस्कृत) word, which means in English "that" ( वह). In the Vedic order the GOD is also known as तत् (that) or Brahmm. Because the supreme can never explained like "this" it stands always like "that" (अदृष्टो दृष्टा:) ॥॥हरि ॐ तत्सत्॥॥

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  • Creator
    vanbaba
  • Years Active
    2019 - 2020
  • Episodes
    14
  • Rating
    Explicit
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    © vanbaba
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