THE WORTHY STUDENT,
AND HIS QUESTIONS

Acharya Prashant on Adi Shankaracharya's famous Sanskrit poem:

V I V E K - C H U R A M A N I
The crown jewel of Discretion

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Wisdom for Life
From Vedanta
The discernment
between the Real (eternal)
and the unreal (temporal)

Develop Viveka,
the power to discrete!

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Meditative ONLINE COURSE,
series of 4 classes,
commencing on 20th May'18,
with

ACHARYA PRASHANT.

Realised Mystic, 

IIT-IIM Alumnus, Ex-Civil Servant,

Founder of the Advait Movement.

COURSE BENEFITS:

1. A head burning with questions? Relieve it down! A lifetime opportunity to directly place your questions in front of the Master. Class to proceed on your questions. 
2. Missing out on any class? Access the full audio and video recordings of all the classes. Watch them for life-time. 
3. Access to a downloadable PDF of the selected verses of Bible that will be shared prior to every class. 
4. Access to the exclusive WhatsApp group of Acharya Ji. 
5. Personal guidance of mentors during the course.

Note: Course material will be made available to the online students through mail.

Note: Recordings will be accessible.

#worship #discipline #commitment

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The Vivek-churamani describes developing Viveka,

the human faculty of discrimination or discernment between real (unchanging, eternal) and unreal (changing, temporal),

as the central task in the spiritual life, and calls it the crown jewel among the essentials for Moksha.

The title Vivek-churamani translates to Crest Jewel of Discrimination.

Vivek-churamani consists of 580 verses in Sanskrit.

It has the form of dialogue between the master and the disciple, where the master explains to the disciple the nature of the Atman

and the ways to research and know the Atman.

The book takes the disciple on a step by step instructions to reach Brahman.

The text begins with salutations to Govinda, which can be interpreted either as referring to God or to his guru Sri Govinda Bhagavatpada.

It then expounds the significance of Self Realisation, ways to reach it, and the characteristics of a Guru.

It criticizes attachment to the body and goes to explain the various Sareeras, Kosas, Gunas, Senses and Pranas which constitute the Anatman.

It teaches the disciple the ways to attain Self-realisation, methods of meditation (dhyana) and introspection of the Atman.

The Vivek-churamani describes the characteristics of an enlightened human being (Jivanmukta)

and a person of steady wisdom (Sthitaprajna) on the lines of Bhagavad Gita.

Meditative ONLINE COURSE,
series of 4 classes,
commencing on 20th May'18,
with ACHARYA PRASHANT.

#worship #discipline #commitment

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