Tag: Meditation
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Three Axioms – Core Ideas from Vedic Philosophy
Recently, I came across a short video, https://fb.watch/v/3R5Ul1lxD/ Mr. Aatrral Bala explains that every subject has one core, simple idea at its heart. Real understanding of any subject begins when we search for that simplicity. He offers a few examples: Euclid defined something as simple as a point. From points came lines, shapes, areas, geometry,…
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Understanding the distinction between “Spiritual Resilience” and “Cognitive Resilience”
Vedanta or Vedic Philosophy defines the Universe, nature or ALL of existence as Brahman. Such Brahman is described as Sat Chit Anandam (i.e.) Universal Reality, Awareness of the same and the Infinite joy as a result!Oneness: Consciousness Explained | Swami Sarvapriyananda https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Zrr8v1VqIU Brahman as the “enabler”, we (Human) and everything we know of (Universe) as…
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Interactive Nature of Karma (Action), Bhakthi (Faith) and Jñana (Wisdom/reasoning) as Yoga Pathways.
The essay: “Interactive Nature of Karma (Action), Bakthi (Faith) and Jnana (Wisdom and Reasoning) as Yoga pathways” has been published in the Jan. 2026 issue of veDa vaaNee, a E-Magazine: vEda vaaNee – E Magazine: https://vedasamskrutisamiti.org.in/current-issue-vol-3-issue-4-jan-26/ The entire paper is also presented below for our readers. A model based approach for Yoga as means for…
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Interactive nature of Karma (Action), Bhakthi (Faith)and Wisdom/reasoning ( Jnana) as Yoga Pathways.
We engage in Karma Yoga more often than we realize: Our heart, lungs, kidneys, blood circulation, digestion, brain functions, our eyes, ears, all other life processes, work on their own, practicing Karma Yoga, almost all of the time we are alive! Even our mind practices Karma Yoga most of the time. For all the 1000s…
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Spiritual Culture in the Corporate Drama
Book Review:Following is a brief review of the book titled “Spiritual Culture in the Corporate Drama”, authored by late Prof. N.H. Atthreya. It is a book written “to revolutionize role excellence and to make winners all in the workplace”. This book was published in 1997 by Vijay Foundation, Mysore, India. The author Prof. Atthreya is…
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Moksha – Liberation, Here and Now!
Moksha – Liberation, Here and Now!Evolution of a “Yogi” through Philosophy, reflection and analytical reasoning derived from Bagawath Geetha and Upanishads.Dr. Krishnamoorthy (Subbu) Subramanian June 21, 2025 is recognized as International Yoga Day. Yoga is seen as a way to control and manage one’s life to maintain peace and harmony within and also with all…
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Short Videos on Applications of Vedic Philosophy in our daily life.
Please see the link for the Playlist of nine short video segments.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s0OHhcOKl-k&list=PLwk3-BGQQsfVcjfyjbu5kD61wNQnJXVJjEach video clip is about 2 min. to 6 min. in length.These short video segments are presented as a way to communicate the Practical use or Applications of the Basics of Vedic Philosophy for anyone, anywhere.Please share your thoughts after viewing them.Also please share…
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Experience SiP: Nourish Your Soul, Enrich Your Life
In today’s fast-paced and chaotic world, finding inner peace and fulfillment can seem like an elusive goal. However, amidst the hustle and bustle of daily life, there lies a pathway to spiritual growth and enlightenment. Enter “Spirituality in Practice – SiP” by Dr. Subbu, a transformative guide that offers a roadmap to nourishing your soul…
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Signals, Inferences, and the Enabler – Pratyaksha, Paroksha and Aparoksha
Pratyaksha: Perception.Signals as received through our sense organs. These signals are identical to the signals received by all objects of nature. Using eye as an example, this perception is same as:A bird or rabbit receiving signals through their eyes.A camera or telescope receiving optical signals through the lens or eye piece, etc. Paroksha: Inferred knowledge.Our…
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Meditation Simplified
Meditation is not an endless exercise for mind control. Instead it is a means to an end Meditation is a calm and contemplative mind available for our use to reflect at any time, on any subject that we choose. It is an ability to quieten my mind, such that it does not drift into thoughts…
