What kind of mind is Atma Bodha really meant for? Swami Tattvavidananda’s extended teaching on Verse 1 reveals a quiet but radical shift — from collecting Vedanta to digesting it. This post curates key reflections on learning, rāga, mumukṣutva, and the silent preparation that is itself part of Self-knowledge.
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Multiple Ways I’ve Been Wrong About Myself
A few everyday moments got me looking again at what I take myself to be. In this post, I revisit three powerful Vedantic lenses — not as philosophy, but as subtle x-rays — to see through the body–mind identity and glimpse what might actually remain.
Many Teachings, One Unlearning: A Glimpse into Comparative Vedanta
A gentle comparison of Advaita, Viśiṣṭādvaita, and Dvaita — not to choose sides, but to see how all point to the unlearning of the seeker-self.
Grace Without Giver
What is grace in non-duality? This post traces how Advaita, Bhakti, and paradoxical teachings hold space for the mystery of unfolding — even in suffering.
What is Vedanta? A talk that helped me re-enter
A lucid, talk-based introduction to Advaita Vedanta — through a talk by Swami Sarvapriyananda that helped me reconnect with this tradition after years of drifting. Part primer, part reflection, it marks the quiet beginning of this current arc of inquiry.
Simply Vedanta 