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March 21 – March 25, 2021

Śreyas and Preyas: Lessons from the Kathopanishad

Swamini Svatmavidyananda

LIVE SATSANG, Sunday-Thursday

Description:

This series of talks will unfold the life-choices of freedom from saṃsāra, and the indulgence of saṃsāra as presented in the Kathopanishad. What might be the pitfalls of missing mokṣa (liberation), the purpose of life, and repeatedly making the default choices of seeking instant gratification? The talks will conclude with practical tips to stay on track in the journey of life for a sādhaka.

Schedule:

*All times are listed in Eastern Time Zone

Sunday, March 21: 8-10pm 

Monday, March 22: 8-10pm 

Tuesday, March 23: 6-7:30am & 8-10pm 

Wednesday, March 24: 6-7:30am & 8-10pm

Thursday, March 25: 6-7:30am & 8-10pm

Additional Information:

This program is offered live through Zoom webinar with the availability for students to interact through Q&A with the presenter.

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.

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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.

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