Universal Vedanta, A Neo Non-Dualism School

  # Watch  https://youtu.be/Y7V1RzYWX8g My dear sisters and brothers, my dear student community, and my dear audience, Once again, today, I have not come to discuss Vedanta. I have come to speak about the movement called by the student community that took place on the 27th. I salute the bravery of those who participated in that movement. I also thank those who couldn’t attend but contributed in other ways. For those who couldn’t join, perhaps due to fear or other reasons, but supported the movement in spirit, I hope that in the future, you too will overcome your fears and learn to protest. And to those who opposed this movement, I wish you good sense. Do not let the fire of protest that you have ignited be extinguished until the goal is achieved. Perhaps justice was not achieved this time, but there is no reason to be disheartened by this. Remember, 200 years of colonial oppression did not end with just one movement; it took time, and the blood of thousands of revolutionaries was shed

  # Watch in Bangla https://youtu.be/ZEwc2sVg9SA # Watch in Hindi  https://youtu.be/7tAjX3eZrxs # Watch in English  https://youtu.be/B3e0U7iPh2Q My dear brothers and sisters, my dear students, and my dear audience, Today, I have not come to discuss Vedanta. I have come today to protest a brutal incident that occurred a few days ago. I am here today to convey to you that when times are turbulent, when injustice and wrongdoing are rampant all around, that is not the time to sit quietly in meditation. This is not the time to recite some verses. We must rise, we must awaken. Vedanta teaches us this. Vedanta helps us conquer the fear within our minds. If we do not rise today, if we do not protest against this injustice today, do so however you can, but protest this injustice. Vedanta, the Gita, or any other religious text does not teach us cowardice. Rise, awaken, and stand alongside the students. Today, we must protest against this injustice and wrongdoing. If we cannot do this today, if w

  The Power of Speech | Brihadaranyaka Upanishad | Shloka 1.2.4 #English Watch  https://youtu.be/VNDMOhY0L5E #Hindi Watch https://youtu.be/zeioptEQ8JA #Bangla Watch  https://youtu.be/-bM58RuShaY Dear readers, Welcome back to our BLOG. Today, we delve into the fourth shloka of the second Brahmana within the first chapter of the Brihadaranyaka Upanishad. In this post, we will explore the profound meaning of this shloka and draw parallels between ancient wisdom and modern scientific understanding. Let's begin by reading or reciting the shloka: "सोऽकामयतः द्वितीयो म आत्मा जायेतेति स मनसा वाचं मिथुन समभवदशनाया मृत्युस्तद्यद्रेत आसीत्स संवत्सरोऽभवत्। न ह पुरा ततः संवत्सर आस तमेतावन्तं कालमबिभः। यावान्त्संवत्सरातमेतावतः कालस्य परस्तादसृजत तं जातमभिव्याददात्स भाणकरोत्सैव वागभवत्॥ ||४||" "So'kaamayatah dviteeyo ma atmaa jaayeteti sa manasaa vaacham mithuna samabhavadashanaayaa mrityustadyadreta aaseets samvatsaro'bhavat. Na ha puraa tatah samvatsara aasa tametaavantam