Hindu Wisdom - Advaita Pancharatnam / Atmapanchakam

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Adi Sankara was an avatar of Lord Sivamahadeva. On the command of his guru,

Sankara wrote commentaries on the Upanishads, the Bhagavadgita anAd the

Brahmasutras of Badarayana. And also he wrote several minor works called the

prakaranas. All these commentaries are simple and clear and pregnant with deep

meaning. There are many hidden meanings that come out every time one reads them

afresh.

 

Each prakarana takes up one issue in the Sastras , analyses it threadbare and

gives the final view in accordance with Sastras. Out of compassion for those who

have neither the possibility not the capacity to study the huge and deep

Vedantic literature, Sri Sankara has brought together its essence in more

accessible works, such as the Advaitapancharatnam which is also called as

Atmapanchakam. In a metre inspired from the Vedic tristup consisting of 4 lines

of 11 syllables, the Acharya puts into words the pristine purity of Advaita, or

non-dualism, with great authority and dignity.

 

In order to show how distinguish the Self from the non-Self and how to attain

the true nature of the Self, the Acharya discards all the false identification

with the non-Self one after another, in accordance with the Vedantic negation

saying, " Neti Neti " - " The Self is not thus,not thus. " Once negation is

achieved the undeniable Self remains. Realisation that common ties do not

pertain to the true Self paves path for liberation or Kaivalyam.

 

I request you to listen to Advaita Pancharatnam / Atmapanchakam.

 

http://www.archive.org/details/AdiSankarasAdvaitapancharatnamAtmapanchakam

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This has been posted before.Hari Om!Sadananda--- On Sun, 3/8/09, golianjaneyulu <golianjaneyulu wrote:golianjaneyulu <golianjaneyulu Hindu Wisdom - Advaita Pancharatnam / Atmapanchakamadvaitin Date: Sunday, March 8, 2009, 7:48 AM

 

Adi Sankara was an avatar of Lord Sivamahadeva. On the command of his guru, Sankara wrote commentaries on the Upanishads, the Bhagavadgita anAd the Brahmasutras of Badarayana. And also he wrote several minor works called the prakaranas. All these commentaries are simple and clear and pregnant with deep meaning. There are many hidden meanings that come out every time one reads them afresh.

 

Each prakarana takes up one issue in the Sastras , analyses it threadbare and gives the final view in accordance with Sastras. Out of compassion for those who have neither the possibility not the capacity to study the huge and deep Vedantic literature, Sri Sankara has brought together its essence in more accessible works, such as the Advaitapancharatnam which is also called as Atmapanchakam. In a metre inspired from the Vedic tristup consisting of 4 lines of 11 syllables, the Acharya puts into words the pristine purity of Advaita, or non-dualism, with great authority and dignity.

 

In order to show how distinguish the Self from the non-Self and how to attain the true nature of the Self, the Acharya discards all the false identification with the non-Self one after another, in accordance with the Vedantic negation saying, " Neti Neti " - "The Self is not thus,not thus." Once negation is achieved the undeniable Self remains. Realisation that common ties do not pertain to the true Self paves path for liberation or Kaivalyam.

 

I request you to listen to Advaita Pancharatnam / Atmapanchakam.

 

http://www.archive. org/details/ AdiSankarasAdvai tapancharatnamAt mapanchakam

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Dear Sri Kuntimaddi Sadananda garu Namaste Hari Om!Thank you very much for listening Advaita Pancharatnam. Just yesterday I recorded this and uploaded. The earlier one you heard may be Nirvanashatkam.With Thanks and RegardsDr. Golikuntimaddi sadananda <kuntimaddisadaadvaitin Sent: Sunday, March 8, 2009 6:58:06 PMRe: Hindu Wisdom - Advaita Pancharatnam / Atmapanchakam

 

 

This has been posted before.Hari Om!Sadananda--- On Sun, 3/8/09, golianjaneyulu <golianjaneyulu@ > wrote:golianjaneyulu <golianjaneyulu@ > Hindu Wisdom - Advaita Pancharatnam / Atmapanchakamadvaitin@ s.comSunday, March 8, 2009, 7:48 AM

 

Adi Sankara was an avatar of Lord Sivamahadeva. On the command of his guru, Sankara wrote commentaries on the Upanishads, the Bhagavadgita anAd the Brahmasutras of Badarayana. And also he wrote several minor works called the prakaranas. All these commentaries are simple and clear and pregnant with deep meaning. There are many hidden meanings that come out every time one reads them afresh.

 

Each prakarana takes up one issue in the Sastras , analyses it threadbare and gives the final view in accordance with Sastras. Out of compassion for those who have neither the possibility not the capacity to study the huge and deep Vedantic literature, Sri Sankara has brought together its essence in more accessible works, such as the Advaitapancharatnam which is also called as Atmapanchakam. In a metre inspired from the Vedic tristup consisting of 4 lines of 11 syllables, the Acharya puts into words the pristine purity of Advaita, or non-dualism, with great authority and dignity.

 

In order to show how distinguish the Self from the non-Self and how to attain the true nature of the Self, the Acharya discards all the false identification with the non-Self one after another, in accordance with the Vedantic negation saying, " Neti Neti " - "The Self is not thus,not thus." Once negation is achieved the undeniable Self remains. Realisation that common ties do not pertain to the true Self paves path for liberation or Kaivalyam.

 

I request you to listen to Advaita Pancharatnam / Atmapanchakam.

 

http://www.archive. org/details/ AdiSankarasAdvai tapancharatnamAt mapanchakam

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Dr. Anjaneyula Goli gaaru - My praNams

 

Thanks for pointing out my error. It is good to bring to the attention of the

audience to listen to the recordings. This list serve being predominately a

discussion format, it is more helpful for the audience to discuss the contents

while providing of course the refeence where they can hear the recordings.

 

Hari Om!

Sadananda

 

 

--- On Sun, 3/8/09, Anjaneyulu Goli <golianjaneyulu wrote:

 

 

Anjaneyulu Goli <golianjaneyulu

Re: Hindu Wisdom - Advaita Pancharatnam / Atmapanchakam

advaitin

Sunday, March 8, 2009, 12:10 PM

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Dear Sri Kuntimaddi Sadananda garu     Namaste   Hari Om!

 

Thank you very much for listening Advaita Pancharatnam.  Just yesterday I

recorded this and uploaded.  The earlier one you heard may be Nirvanashatkam.

 

With Thanks and Regards

Dr. Goli

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

kuntimaddi sadananda <kuntimaddisada@ >

advaitin@ s.com

Sunday, March 8, 2009 6:58:06 PM

Re: Hindu Wisdom - Advaita Pancharatnam / Atmapanchakam

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

This has been posted before.

Hari Om!

Sadananda

 

--- On Sun, 3/8/09, golianjaneyulu <golianjaneyulu@ > wrote:

 

 

golianjaneyulu <golianjaneyulu@ >

Hindu Wisdom - Advaita Pancharatnam / Atmapanchakam

advaitin@ s.com

Sunday, March 8, 2009, 7:48 AM

 

 

 

 

Adi Sankara was an avatar of Lord Sivamahadeva. On the command of his guru,

Sankara wrote commentaries on the Upanishads, the Bhagavadgita anAd the

Brahmasutras of Badarayana. And also he wrote several minor works called the

prakaranas. All these commentaries are simple and clear and pregnant with deep

meaning. There are many hidden meanings that come out every time one reads them

afresh.

 

Each prakarana takes up one issue in the Sastras , analyses it threadbare and

gives the final view in accordance with Sastras. Out of compassion for those who

have neither the possibility not the capacity to study the huge and deep

Vedantic literature, Sri Sankara has brought together its essence in more

accessible works, such as the Advaitapancharatnam which is also called as

Atmapanchakam. In a metre inspired from the Vedic tristup consisting of 4 lines

of 11 syllables, the Acharya puts into words the pristine purity of Advaita, or

non-dualism, with great authority and dignity.

 

In order to show how distinguish the Self from the non-Self and how to attain

the true nature of the Self, the Acharya discards all the false identification

with the non-Self one after another, in accordance with the Vedantic negation

saying, " Neti Neti " - " The Self is not thus,not thus. " Once negation is

achieved the undeniable Self remains. Realisation that common ties do not

pertain to the true Self paves path for liberation or Kaivalyam.

 

I request you to listen to Advaita Pancharatnam / Atmapanchakam.

 

http://www.archive. org/details/ AdiSankarasAdvai tapancharatnamAt mapanchakam