Gita Course

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I am not sure if one wants to write from Baashyam, translated into english. For

those who want a rational study of Gita, I would suggest the book by sith

bavaanandhaa from Ramkrishna mutt. This work is not an advaitin representation

though it has so many examples and facts from many walks of life and quotes

from Ramakrishna paramahamsa and others. I would love to learn from anyone who

would discuss baashyam here. I will be prepared to part some of the Tamil

expalanations provided by sidh bavaanandha as and when I think is possible (If

anyone wants such explanations) without interfering the mainstream course. I am

looking forward to see the gurus (?) coming forward to offer this course.

 

Regarding a suggestion from one of our friends in this group, if we would

discuss the philosophies of advaita or dvaita here, I would like to say that I

have not yet fully understood vishistaadva system of philosphies and I have a

lot to learn in (my) this school of philosophy itself. So I would devote most

of my time to analyse and re"search" this first, than venture prematurely

(premature for my current level of understanding on other scholls) into others.

I wanna do a thorough study of 4000 and gita and Rahsya trasaaram before I

decide whether or not I venture into other avenues. However I will try to post

relevant "facts" and quotes from other puraanaas (that I have already read so

far),to discuss and clarify some of our own materials as and when required and,

without affecting the sentiments of any of the readers.

 

Sampath Rengi