Madhwa's Teachings- Vidvan Vidyasimhacharya's patha on the Bhagavad Gita.

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19-07-08

 

Vidvan. Vidyasimhacharya's patha on the Bhagavad Gita-

Introduction and 7th Chapter-Audio Clips.

 

Dear Reader,

 

The on-going patha on the Bhagavad Gita by Vidvan

Vidyasimhacharya at the Satyadhyan Vidyapeeth, every day, between 7.30

am and 8.15 am, has been getting increasingly interesting as the days

pass. Acharya's erudite exposition of the pure philosophy of the Gita

as expounded by Shri. Madhwacharya, in his commentary -Gita Bhashya

and its continued relevance in the ever changing world is considered

to be of immense value to the seeker of the truth and a great help to

the already initiated to realize the ultimate goal. Actually, the

patha was meant for the senior most students of the Vidyapeetha, as

part of the curriculum, but the Acharya, on request, extended it to

others. Yet, many of the Hari bhaktas, it is observed, have not been

able to take advantage of it.

 

Madhwa's Teachings is aware that a number of Hari

bhaktas living even in the proximity of the Vidyapeetha are unable to

make the most of the opportunity due to their hectic schedule imposed

by the super-fast life of the city and out-station Hari bhaktas due to

distance barrier. To extend the benefit of the patha to those Hari

bhaktas, Madhwa's Teachings requested the Vidyapeetha to make audio

clips of the patha available and it graciously agreed to comply with

the request.

 

Accordingly, the Vidyapeetha has supplied the audio

clip of the patha beginning with introduction and followed by the 7th

chapter of the Bhagavad Gita. The same is uploaded on the following

link:

http://www.4shared.com/dir/1616661/51e85fe4/sharing.html

 

The Vidyapeetha is also editing audio clips of the

patha on the other chapters and has promised to supply them to

Madhwa's Teachings, which shall make them available to its readers, in

instalments, as and when received.

 

The readers are exhorted to down load the clip from the

link furnished above.

 

With regards,

 

Ramchandra. Tammannacharya. Gutti.