- LIVE ONLINE PROGRAM
July 25 – 30, 2021
Madhu-Vidya from the Brhadaranyaka Upanishad
Swamini Svatmavidyananda
FREE LIVE SATSANGS
Sunday-Friday, 6am & 8pm ET
Description:
Madhu-Vidya is a wonderful dialogue between the sage Daddhyaṅ and the Ashvini twins. In it, the entire world is revealed to be as sweet as honey, for the one who knows the truth about the self.
Schedule:
Sunday 25: 6am Morning Satsang
Monday 26 – Friday 30: 6am Morning Satsang and 8pm Evening Satsang
Additional Information:
This program is offered live through Zoom webinar.
For enrolled students, a video recording will be available after each class in the event you miss a class or would like to review the content.
It is possible to register and take the course at any time. You can catch up on any classes you miss with the recordings.
Requirements and Recommendations:
- No experience necessary. This program is open to beginners as well as advanced practitioners.
- Viewing Device: Desktop or laptop computer will provide the best experience, although you can also connect via a tablet or smartphone.
- Internet connection: High-speed broadband wired or wireless is best.
- Video: Download Zoom to your computer, or install the Zoom app to your device. For interactive group sessions, a webcam or integrated camera will allow others to feel more connected with you.
- Audio: Headphone speakers are recommended. If you wish to participate vocally, a headset with a microphone will be ideal.
Swamini Svatmavidyananda
Swamini Svatmavidyananda Saraswati, PhD, is a widely-recognized scholar of Advaita Vedanta, teaching internationally through lectures and seminars. She is a disciple of Pujya Sri Swami Dayanandaji Saraswati and is known for her expertise in interreligious engagement and Advaita Vedanta. She is the Acharya of Arsha Vijnana Gurukulam and its centers throughout the United States.
As a founding member of the Global Women’s Peace Initiative, Swamini Svatmavidyananda has travelled throughout the world to address the challenges that face humanity on a global scale, ranging from climate change to religious and social unrest. Relating ancient wisdom to modern times, she draws from the spiritual knowledge found within the central texts of the Hindu tradition.