Universal Vedanta, A Neo Non-Dualism School

  How Life Started? | Brihadaranyaka Upanishad | Shloka 1.2.5  | Part 1 #English Watch  https://youtu.be/soFaeHuE0Uo #Hindi Watch  https://youtu.be/4ZW3FDQ7mcU #Bangla Watch  https://youtu.be/kWPF5n1mbb4 Dear readers, Welcome back to our blog! Today, we will explore the fifth shloka of the second Brahmana in the first chapter of the Brihadaranyaka Upanishad. In this session, we will delve into 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: "स ऐक्षत यदि वा इममभिमस्ये कनीयोऽन्नं करिष्य इति। स तया वाचा तेनात्मनेद सर्वमसृजत यदिदं किंचर्चो यजूषि सामानि छन्दासि यज्ञान्प्रजाः पशून्। स यद्यदेवासृजत तत्तदत्तुमध्रियत। सर्वं वा अत्तीति तददितेरदितित्व सर्वस्येतसात्ता भवति सर्वमस्यान्नं भवति य एवमेतददितेरदितित्वं वेद॥ ||५||" "sa aikṣata yadi vā imamabhimasye kanīyo'nnaṁ kariṣya iti | sa tayā vācā tenātmaneda sarvamasṛjata yadidaṁ kiṁcarco yajūṣi sāmāni chan...

  # Watch  https://youtu.be/uBTi39FcQ5g Dear readers, Welcome back to our blog. I will explain first two shlokas of the second Brahmana within the first chapter of the Brihadaranyaka Upanishad today. You can read or recite the shlokas. Shloka 1.2.1 नैवेह किंचनाग्र आसीन्मृत्युनैवेदमावृतमासीत्। अशनाययाऽशनाया हि मृत्युस्तन्मनोऽकुरुतात्मन्वी स्यामिति। सोऽर्चन्नचरत्तस्यार्चत आपोऽजायन्तार्चते वै मे कमभूदिति। तदवार्क्यस्यार्कत्वं क ह वा अस्मै भवति य एवमेतदर्कस्यार्कत्वं वेद॥ ||१|| "naiveha kiṃcanāgra āsīnmṛtyunaivedamāvṛtamāsīt. aśanāyayā'shanāyā hi mṛtyustanmano'kurutātmanvī syāmiti. so'rchannacarttasyārcata āpo'jāyantārcate vai me kamabhūditi. tadavārkyasyārkatvaṃ ka ha vā asmai bhavati ya evametadarkasyārkatvaṃ veda. ||1||" English Translation: In the begining there was nothing whatever in the universe. This universe was enveloped by death (Hiranyagarbha) alone or hunger; for hunger is death. He produced the mind (desiring), 'May I be possessed of a mind'....

# Watch  https://youtu.be/JSPZcwR87n4 Many of you may be confused about the horse sacrifice or Ashvamedha Yajna meditation. Let me guide you step by step and teach you practical cosmic meditation. This meditation will exercise your brain and mind, enhancing your imagination and concentration powers. In each step, you must imagine the object as prescribed and keep that object in your imagination for 10 seconds. You can increase the time based on your power of concentration. It's essential to note that when I ask you to meditate on an object, focus solely on that object and avoid trying to meditate on other surrounding objects. Transition between objects should be graceful, akin to one movie scene merging with another. Remember, your mind is like a horse—it may try to wander, but you are the jockey tasked with guiding it to its stable, which is Brahman for your mind. To understand the meaning of Ashvamedha Yajna, watch my previous video, and don't forget to subscribe, like, and c...