Welcome, Swami Tadatmananda, resident Archarya of Arsha Vidya Gurukulam

[Guest guest]

HariH Om Advaitins:

 

On behalf of all the list members, it is my pleasure to welcome swami

Tadatmananda, one of the many talented western disciples of Sri Swami

Dayananda Sarswati. I wrote to him about the upcoming Gita Satsang and he

showed keen interest and expressed his whole-hearted support. To day I

received an Email from him indicating that he wanted to join and bless the

list. Swami Tadatmananda teaches Upanishads and Bhagavat Gita during regularly

conducted Gurukulam programs. His presence in our list is a great blessing to

the list and we can look forward to his thoughtful commentories from

scriptures and especially from Gita. I have enclosed a brief introduction

taken from the Arsha Vidy Gurukulam Website,

URL:http://www.arshavidya.org/teachers/swamit.htm

 

"Swami Tadatmananda is currently the resident Acharya at the Gurukulam. In

addition to conducting Vedanta classes, seminars, and meditation workshops at

the Gurukulam, he conducts a variety of programs throughout the country,

teaching adults as well as children. A former computer engineer, he draws

upon contemporary scientific and psychological insights while teaching the

original sanskrit criptures.

 

Swami Tadatmananda has studied Vedanta under the guidance of Pujya Swamiji

since 1981. He has lived in the Gurukulam since its inception in 1986, first

as a student, then as the manager, and now as the resident teacher. He has

made English translations of many verses from the scriptutes, the most notable

being the lyrical translation of the Bhagavad Gita.

 

Having grown up in the American society, Swami Tadatmananda is able to relate

to the youth very well. He captures the attention of young minds through his

clear expression and through music. He teaches slokas in their original form

and their translated version side by side. In his own words, the

translation of the Bhagavad Gita is unique in recreating the poetic meter of

the Sanskrit verses so that it can be chanted or sung like the original."

[Guest guest]

namaste.

 

It is indeed a great pleasure to see swami Tadatmanandaji as a member

of our List. My praNAms to the swamiji and a special welcome to him.

I had the good fortune, during the past summer, to be in shri

swamiji's company when he majestically and with splendour presided

over a function at our house and at our temple. In so doing, he has

shown his tremendous qualities of kindness, humility, knowledge,

and wisdom and made a lasting impression on the whole community.

 

We, on the List, are extremely fortunate to have him on our List

and I look forward to his sage comments on matters advaita and

especially on the upcoming gItA satsang.

 

Welcome swamiji to the advaitin List.

 

Regards

Gummuluru Murthy

--

[Guest guest]

Ramji,

you are doing very noble work in the service of the perennial

religion.it is very nice that now in our midst we will have

a voice of authority.thanks a lot.

>Ram Chandran <chandran

>advaitin

>Advaitin List <advaitin >

> Welcome, Swami Tadatmananda, resident Archarya of Arsha

>Vidya Gurukulam

>Thu, 16 Dec 1999 18:31:00 -0500

>

>HariH Om Advaitins:

>

>On behalf of all the list members, it is my pleasure to welcome swami

>Tadatmananda, one of the many talented western disciples of Sri Swami

>Dayananda Sarswati. I wrote to him about the upcoming Gita Satsang and he

>showed keen interest and expressed his whole-hearted support. To day I

>received an Email from him indicating that he wanted to join and bless the

>list. Swami Tadatmananda teaches Upanishads and Bhagavat Gita during

>regularly

>conducted Gurukulam programs. His presence in our list is a great blessing

>to

>the list and we can look forward to his thoughtful commentories from

>scriptures and especially from Gita. I have enclosed a brief introduction

>taken from the Arsha Vidy Gurukulam Website,

>URL:http://www.arshavidya.org/teachers/swamit.htm

>

>"Swami Tadatmananda is currently the resident Acharya at the Gurukulam. In

>addition to conducting Vedanta classes, seminars, and meditation workshops

>at

>the Gurukulam, he conducts a variety of programs throughout the country,

>teaching adults as well as children. A former computer engineer, he draws

>upon contemporary scientific and psychological insights while teaching the

>original sanskrit criptures.

>

>Swami Tadatmananda has studied Vedanta under the guidance of Pujya Swamiji

>since 1981. He has lived in the Gurukulam since its inception in 1986,

>first

>as a student, then as the manager, and now as the resident teacher. He has

>made English translations of many verses from the scriptutes, the most

>notable

>being the lyrical translation of the Bhagavad Gita.

>

>Having grown up in the American society, Swami Tadatmananda is able to

>relate

>to the youth very well. He captures the attention of young minds through

>his

>clear expression and through music. He teaches slokas in their original

>form

>and their translated version side by side. In his own words, the

>translation of the Bhagavad Gita is unique in recreating the poetic meter

>of

>the Sanskrit verses so that it can be chanted or sung like the original."

>

>------

>Discussion of the True Meaning of Sankara's Advaita Vedanta Philosophy

>focusing on non-duality between mind and matter. Searchable List Archives

>are available at: http://www.eScribe.com/culture/advaitin/ Contact Email

>Address: advaitins

>

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[Guest guest]

HariH Om

 

I've had the pleasure and benefit of sitting in one of Swami Tadatmananda's

meditation classes and Vedanta classes at the AVG. He has a unique and

charming way to combine profound Vedantic wisdom with down-to-earth

American common sense, laced with a lightness and wonderful sense of humor.

In addition, he showed me the kindness of a personal interview when I had

many questions about the AVG and how to further pursue Vedanta teachings

more locally. I heartily welcome Swami Tadatmananda to this forum!!

 

--Greg

 

At 06:31 PM 12/16/99 -0500, Ram Chandran wrote:

>Ram Chandran <chandran

>

>HariH Om Advaitins:

>

>On behalf of all the list members, it is my pleasure to welcome swami

>Tadatmananda, one of the many talented western disciples of Sri Swami

>Dayananda Sarswati. I wrote to him about the upcoming Gita Satsang and he

>showed keen interest and expressed his whole-hearted support. To day I

>received an Email from him indicating that he wanted to join and bless the

>list. Swami Tadatmananda teaches Upanishads and Bhagavat Gita during

regularly

>conducted Gurukulam programs. His presence in our list is a great

blessing to

>the list and we can look forward to his thoughtful commentories from

>scriptures and especially from Gita. I have enclosed a brief introduction

>taken from the Arsha Vidy Gurukulam Website,

>URL:http://www.arshavidya.org/teachers/swamit.htm

>

>"Swami Tadatmananda is currently the resident Acharya at the Gurukulam. In

>addition to conducting Vedanta classes, seminars, and meditation workshops at

>the Gurukulam, he conducts a variety of programs throughout the country,

>teaching adults as well as children. A former computer engineer, he draws

>upon contemporary scientific and psychological insights while teaching the

>original sanskrit criptures.

>

>Swami Tadatmananda has studied Vedanta under the guidance of Pujya Swamiji

>since 1981. He has lived in the Gurukulam since its inception in 1986, first

>as a student, then as the manager, and now as the resident teacher. He has

>made English translations of many verses from the scriptutes, the most

notable

>being the lyrical translation of the Bhagavad Gita.

>

>Having grown up in the American society, Swami Tadatmananda is able to

relate

>to the youth very well. He captures the attention of young minds through his

>clear expression and through music. He teaches slokas in their original form

>and their translated version side by side. In his own words, the

>translation of the Bhagavad Gita is unique in recreating the poetic meter of

>the Sanskrit verses so that it can be chanted or sung like the original."

>

>>Discussion of the True Meaning of Sankara's Advaita Vedanta Philosophy

focusing on non-duality between mind and matter. Searchable List Archives

are available at: http://www.eScribe.com/culture/advaitin/ Contact Email

Address: advaitins

>

>

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