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r/AdvaitaVedanta

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Advaita Vedanta is a school of Hinduism that says that non-dual consciousness, Brahman, appears as everything in the Universe. Advaita literally means "not-two", or non-duality.

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3 months ago
New to the concept, but not the practice
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4 weeks ago
Why was N. Maharaj like ‘if you investigate thoroughly what this term childhood means’ then you’ll get to the bottom of it/have this realization?
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4 weeks ago
Why is it said that you are ‘Self’ or ‘the Self’?
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4 weeks ago
If death is such a glorious triumphant day for a gnani then why don’t they… you know?
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4 weeks ago
Some Questions that have been bothering me
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4 weeks ago
What value is there in Maharaj’s recommendation to think back as far as you can remember while meditating?
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4 weeks ago
What did N. Maharaj mean when he said that the activity of the Self is akin to the activity of his/a city?
to r/AdvaitaVedanta by nycheesecak3
10 months ago
What conclusions can be made about reality, knowing that "I am"?
to r/AdvaitaVedanta by nycheesecak3
10 months ago
i am that i am, but what is it that i'm NOT?
to r/AdvaitaVedanta by WildBodhi
1 year ago
[Academic, US] Reseach study seeking Hindu respondents
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