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Part 1 of this discussion examines psychology, philosophy, religion, spiritually, science, and medicine, a panel of five (5) people opens with the question, 'where am I?' and 'what is going on [in the world]?' and refers to James Hillman, ideas and action as an artificial distinction, are they the same thing? How are they interlinked? The poet Major Ragain is quoted, 'contemplation alters the course of rivers.' From the Bhagavad Gita: Freedom from action is not accomplished by abstaining from action, so how is it accomplished? Relinquishing the fruit of action Ghandi's, 'through service, I find myself.' The Panel begins to examine the Taoist concept of non-action, Wu Wei. How do we cultivate Wu Wei? The Panel explores Univerisal Truths. Natural action arises, we have a deep intrinsic calling, how do we find and express it? What is our reason for being here? To receive the Divine Will is a part of choiceless action. Biographies of Panel: Dr. Bob Insull is an New York State Licensed Psychologist with more than 60 years experience teaching, training, and treating in the arena of human behavior. In his clinical practice, he has worked across the developmental stages (children to golden-agers), across the diagnostic spectrum (chemical dependency, severe mental illness, relationship issues, depression, anxiety, and PTSD), and treatment settings (clinics, inpatient psychiatric centers, and private practice). During the closing years of his practice, he became interested in the area of psychological trauma and worked with survivors in individual and group settings. He has been retired from active practice for about 15 years and spends his time engaged in self-discovery on the Sufi Path and social-change activities with his church. Brian Mistler is a Missouri-hillbilly curious about Reality. He has lived as a computer scientist, psychologist, running and growing businesses, and helping entrepreneurs, hospitals, and healthcare providers. Mid-life Brian had a partially debilitating nerve injury and soon after met a true Vedanta teacher who spent 30+ years in India and trained under Swami Chimayananda, Sawmi Dayananda, and others. This refocused his study of the classic non-dual wisdom as presented in the Bhagavad Gita and Upanishads. Learn more at http://www.stillcenter.media. Hari Om Tat Sat. Peace, peace, peace. Richard Grego is Professor of philosophy and cultural history at FSCJ. His research interests focus on cross cultural themes in religion and science - including philosophy of mind, comparative world religions/world civilizations, and the metaphysical - theological implications of theoretical physics and cosmology. His publications have included studies in the history - philosophy of science and conceptions of nature in the history of western philosophy, as well as cross-cultural perspectives on mind/ consciousness in western philosophy - psychology and the neo-Vedanta Hindu tradition. Prior to his academic career, he was a criminal investigator - polygraph examiner for the Florida Office of the Public Defender and in the private sector Instructor at the Criminal Justice Institute and International Academy of Polygraph Science in Florida, and national Academic Director of the Criminal Defense Investigation Training Council. Joel David Lesses is President and Executive Director of Education Training Center, Inc. and his work experience is in education, psychology, and counseling for people marginalized by trauma, addiction, and psychological distress. He is deeply vested in addressing the effects of mental health distress and its marginalization including, incarceration, homelessness, and institutionalization. Joel is dedicated to reframing mental health distress as a potential spiritual marker and existential opportunity. He holds dual Master of Science degrees from University at Buffalo in Rehabilitation Counseling and Biomedical Sciences with a concentration in Epidemiology. Henry Cretella, M.D. studied and practiced Tibetan Buddhism for several years along with training in martial arts. He then immersed himself in the more universal Sufism of Inayat Khan, an Indian mystic, for close to twenty years. He functioned as a senior teacher in the Inayati Order and the Sufi Healing Order before pursuing his independent practice and study of mysticism. He now integrates what he has learned and experienced over these many years. He graduated from Vanderbilt Medical School and completed his psychiatric training at Strong Memorial Hospital of the University of Rochester in Rochester, NY. His professional career spanned over 40 years as a general and child and adolescent psychiatrist and included teaching, administration, clinical practice and consultation in the greater Rochester and western NY areas. This, along with his spiritual and especially mystical interests lead him to certification as a mind body practitioner through the Center for Mind Body Medicine and Dr. James Gordon. He retired several years ago from active psychiatric practice, but continues to incorporate what he has learned into his spiritual practices and offerings.

Welcome to Episode 345 of the 3 Minute Mantra Podcast with Aaralyn Shiri! Today's mantra is Hari Om Tat Sat.This week's mantra is all about enlightenment and exploring our true reality - that we are limitless beings, connected to unconditional love…and our life extends beyond existence on this planet.You can come back to the mantra only portion every day, to take a quick break and connect with yourself and your voice. Don't worry if you mess up the words or what you sound like! Just come back to the present moment and sing with me for 3 minutes. Just connect with your body and feel the vibrations. ~Aaralyn 3 Minute Mantra OnlyYou can find my music on: Apple Music: https://music.apple.com/us/artist/aaralyn-shiri/1504815886Sound Cloud: https://soundcloud.com/aaralynshiriBand Camp: https://aaralynshiri.bandcamp.com/Instagram.com/AaralynShiriMusicFacebook.com/AaralynShiriMusic This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit daily3minutemantra.substack.com

Title: Meaning of Om Tat Sat17th Chapter: verses 20, 21, 22, 23Yajna, Dana, and Tapah – these spiritual principles have the triple dimensions of Sattvika, Rajasika and Tamasika.Yajna refers to any noble, unselfish deed that is done with a sense of sanctity and sacredness and as an offering to God. Our everyday activities can be spiritualized when we perform them as yajna. Then there is no difference between the shrine and the workplace. Any activity not done as yajna becomes a bondage – it is an invisible chain that binds us to the world.Dana refers to any act of compassion, kindness and charity meant to help others.Tapah means austerity, activities that we do with total dedication and with a sense of going beyond the body-mind complex.20th verse: “Charity done with the attitude “It is my duty to help this person”, done in the right manner without any expectation of return, given to someone who is in need of it, who will use it for constructive purpose, and done at the right place and time – such charity is Sattvik.”21st verse: “When charity is practiced with the expectation of getting something back in return or done with a mind that is not happy as it is struggling with its own greed, ort done with a desire to be known as a charitable person – such charity is Rajasik.”22nd verse: “Charity done at the wrong place, at the wrong time, or to unworthy person or without regard for rules and etiquette – such charity is Tamasik.”Suppose a person is sitting in a dirty, filthy place and we give him restaurant food. It is an example of wrong place. Suppose that person has already had his meal and we give him food. It is an example of wrong time. Suppose we give money to a person who uses it for terrible things. It is an example of charity to an unworthy person.The 23rd and 24th verses are very important and explain how we can purify our spiritual activities such as yajna, dana and tapah.23rd verse: “In the Vedic literature, specifically the Upanishads, it is stated that “Om Tat Sat” constitutes the essence of all vedic literature. These three words are behind the origin and creation of the Brahmanas, Vedas and Yajnas.”There are four vedas. Each veda has four parts – Samhita, Brahmana, Aranyaka and Upanishad. Samhita contains hymns to deities. Brahmana contain description of rituals. Aranyaka contain philosophical discussions and spiritual disciplines. Upanishads contain the highest and most sublime portion of the vedas.It is difficult for normal human beings to perform their spiritual practices with perfection. For example, a prayer is effective when the mind, the act of prayer, the thoughts and emotions are all focused on the prayer. It is difficult for normal human beings to do so – there is an inherent incompleteness and imperfection in their prayer. The same applies to rituals. The spiritual practice – a prayer or an offering or a ritual – can be purified by uttering “Om” or “Om Tat Sat.”The utterance of “Om Tat Sat” can have two levels. The utterance has more effect when we understand its meaning. It has less effect if it is uttered without understanding its meaning.Om is a word symbol that represents the totality of existence and divinity. Whatever we experience in waking state, dream state or deep sleep state – they are all represented by Om.Om is comprised of A-U-M. “A” represents the totality of waking state experiences. “U” represents the totality of dream state experiences. “M” represents the totality of deep sleep experiences. Together, they represent all our experiences, as we cannot have any experience outside of these three states.Om contains the essence of all vedas. All the vedas are an attempt to describe the Absolute Reality which can only be experienced. At the empirical level, the Absolute Reality is denoted with Om.Om comes from two Sanskrit roots which mean “something that is all-pervading that sustains us, protects us from problems of the empirical world, and leads us to the highest spiritual realization.”Sri Ramakrishna used simple language to describe Om. In ascending order, he said: “Puaranas are the lowest. Higher than Puranas are Upanishads. Upanishads are condensed in Gayatri. Gayatri is condensed in Om. Beyond Om is total silence.”The highest level of experience cannot be explained. It is a deeply felt experience whose language is silence. Below silence is Om, which is the first audible, verbal symbol of the divine. When we elaborate Om, we get Gayatri. When we elaborate Gayatri, we get Upanishads. Below the Upanishads, there are many mythological books. All these books are meant to take us beyond books. The highest experience is beyond all these books.Tat means “I am offering it to the all-pervading, divine reality.” It is used to purify all forms of yajna, dana and tapah. These spiritual practices may have inherent imperfections which are rectified by utterance of Tat.When we offer our activity to the all-pervading reality that is present in everyone and everything, the activity is purified. In fact, this is the essence of the Brahma-Yajna-Mantra in the 24th verse of the 4th chapter. With the imagery of a Vedic ritual (Yajna), this verse says: “the process of offering, what we offer, the one who offers, into what it is offered, the act of performing the ritual, the goal to be reached – everything is Brahman.”There is nothing in this world, but Brahman. With this strong conviction, when we utter this mantra before eating food, then whatever we eat becomes purified.Sat means strong, steady faith. Yajna, dana and tapah, when done with a sense of sanctity, sacredness, sincerity, honesty and integrity – they get purified.Sometimes devotees chant “Hari Om Tat Sat”. Hari is the name of Vishnu and means the Lord.

A meditation to breathe love and gratitude for your beautiful body. Whatever you are going through, pain, trauma, tightness, rigidity or tension, allow your breath to soften the edges and to nourish you. Our bodies wether restricted or not carry us through this lifetime and have a cohesive connection with nature, let's show our body some love and appreciation with this heartfelt meditation. Wishing you a beautiful day full of love, health and wealth! Hari OM Tat Sat. Xoxo, Deborah

Este episodio es un regalo espiritual para tu cumpleaños…¡Feliz Cumpleaños! Dedícate estos 15 minutos para un cortito y sentido ritual y hacer tu contabilidad del año.El mantra que cantamos al final es este:Om Tryambakam Yajamahe Sugandhim Pushtivardhanam Urvarukamiva Bandhanan Mrityor Mukshiya MaamritatQue tengas una larga vida y mucha inspiración en tu camino...Hari Om Tat Sat

Todos los seres llevamos un camino espiritual porque sin excepción, todos somos buscadores de la felicidad absoluta en nuestra vida. Si queremos tener éxito y alcanzar esta meta tenemos que saber cómo proteger la mente de influencias negativas y cómo cultivar estados de conciencia positivos de manera inmediata. En este episodio Satyadev nos comparte a través de historias, cuál es el mayor error en la vida espiritual y cuales son los dos métodos más eficaces para corregirlo y conducir nuestra vida en dirección de la plenitud.Hari Om Tat Sat

En este episodio te traemos 3 síntomas que indican que estás llevando el cambio con sabiduría. 3 puntos que te darán luz para hacer adecuaciones y te aportarán algunas ideas para futuras transformaciones, porque hay que recordar la máxima espiritual: La única constante en la vida es el cambio.Hoy los saludamos desde Mérida, Yucatán, mañana desde cualquier lugar del mundo, pero siempre buscando que este canal de Podcast sea un espacio para juntos mantener la vibración más elevada.Hari Om Tat Sat

Para vivir una vida equilibrada y disfrutar de una buena salud, debemos sincronizar nuestros ritmos diarios con el antiguo reloj ayurvédico.Ayurveda dice que:2-6: Período marcado por Vata.6-10: Período marcado por Kapha.10-2: Período marcado por Pitta.Entérate en este episodio de las recomendaciones para cada uno de estos periodos de tiempo.Para efectos de claridad y visual por favor visita este link para ver y leer el reloj ayurvédico: https://satyarupa.yoga/reloj-ayurvedico/Esperamos te inspires a sintonizarte con el ritmo natural al que estamos llamados para una SALUD RADIANTE.Hari Om Tat Sat

Todos estamos destinados a liberar nuestra mente de ideas limitantes, y a reclamar nuestro estado de dicha y felicidad permanentemente.Esperamos que con este Podcast podamos tener más claridad sobre cómo vivir mejor, más libres y soltando lo que nos impide conectar con nuestra naturaleza.Desde nuestro corazón al tuyo,Hari Om Tat Sat

Lyrics:Hari Om Tat Sat Namah ShivayaSai Om Tat Sat Namah ShivayaShiva Shiva Shivaya Namah ShivayaSai Om Tat Sat Namah Shivaya Meaning:Oh Lord Shiva! The universal absolute principle of this Universe! You are the primordial One! Salutations to You, Lord Shiva, the embodiment of auspiciousness.O Lord Sai! You are the same Lord Shiva, the embodiment of the universal consciousness that pervades this cosmos! You are the only reality, the absolute Truth, the primordial One!Salutations to You, again and again, Oh Lord Shiva, the most auspicious One!Oh Lord Sai Shiva, our obeisance to You! You are the only true reality of this Universe. You are the One who is the beginning and who has always been there and pervades this entire cosmos. You are auspiciousness incarnate.

Somos seres humanos imperfectos con distintas creencias, contextos, impresiones en la mente, karma. Reconocernos vulnerables y susceptibles a errores es la mejor manera de sanar. Damos espacio al otro para equivocarse pues nosotros mismos requerimos este espacio para nuestros propios errores. Pero también somos en esencia divinos, y conectarnos más y más a esta naturaleza nos hará activar la máxima confianza en nosotros mismos, los que nos rodean y la mística fuerza UNIVERSAL.¡¡¡SOMOS TRABAJO EN PROGRESO!!! Y para la evolución, la confianza es un divino tesoro.Hari Om Tat Sat

Los padres son nuestro primer vínculo y los canales para nuestra llegada a esta tierra. Fue gracias a ellos que podemos estar viviendo y dandole continuidad a nuestro camino evolutivo. Los padres, son la joya de la corona de nuestra vida, porque para bien o para mal siempre están impresos en nosotros.Los padres son quienes nos han traído a la tierra, y según el yoga son nuestro primer GURU, nuestro primer maestro. A través de ellos recibimos las primeras enseñas de vida, fueran positivas o negativas, pero fueron las que necesite en la justa medida para desarrollarme y convertirme en quién hoy soy ahora.¿Pero cómo es que algo tan complejo, sea algo tan sagrado? ¿Cómo puedo hacer las paces con mis padres? ¿Cómo puedo tener una mejor relación con ellos? Te compartimos nuestra visión en este último episodio de los 3 espacios que dedicamos a conversar sobre las relaciones.Un abrazo,Como siempre desde nuestro corazón al tuyo…Hari Om Tat Sat

Las personas y los hilos en que nos conectamos marcan la estructura fundamental de la composición del mundo. La conexión con todos los seres del mundo es el combustible que alimenta nuestras vidas. Creemos que los seres humanos nos alimentamos con comida, pero más importante que el alimento es la fluidez con esas relaciones, es estar en armonía con el mundo, es nutrirnos de bondad, es manifestar y recibir amor.Yoguis consideran las relaciones con los otros, una oportunidad para manifestar amor incondicional y para vernos en el otro. ¿Pero por qué entonces es tan difícil conseguirlo?Descúbrelo en este episodio, que es 1 de los 3 espacios que dedicamos a conversar sobre las relaciones.Un abrazo,Hari Om Tat Sat

Una pareja es una de las aulas de esta escuela de la vida. Y a esta aula, nos matriculamos casi a ciegas. Porque al principio de la relación conocemos lo más superficial del otro, nos enamoramos, nos gustamos, nos disfrutamos, sobrepasamos incluso nuestros propios limites para complacer al otro. Y una vez que se supera esta etapa, que sabemos no es eterna, aparecen las sombras del otro y comienza la verdadera prueba.La pareja es ese lugar donde puedo comenzar a manifestar más y más amor puro y sin condiciones. En pareja podemos crecer y coincidir para apoyarnos en la aspiración más elevada de la vida.Esperamos encuentres inspiración en este episodio, que es 1 de los 3 espacios que dedicamos a conversar sobre las relaciones.Un abrazo,Hari Om Tat Sat

En este episodio Satyadev nos describe los 5 estados en los que oscila la mente y nos da claves sencillas para limpiarla, reprogramarla y subir la frecuencia para procurar alto enfoque, serenidad y plenitud en la vida.Yoguis y sabios desde tiempos inmemorables que se han dedicado a la contemplación y al estudio de la mente, aprendamos de lo que se ha descubierto.Esperamos que lo disfrutes,Hari Om Tat Sat

DJ Floops - Hari OM Tat Sat Mantra (ओम् तत् सत्) Official Audio Bhajan Hari Om, Hari Om, Om Lyrics: DJ Floops, I come to shell down the place. In the time of kaliyug, there's no time to waste. Pray, Pray, Pray to Prabhu ji. To save all meh family, From Dushmani. Moving on to, bigger things. Thanking the lord, for new beginnings. Try, Try, Doh matter what they try. They can't stop my shine. because limit is the sky Why people don't like to, see you strive? they rather you dive than well and alive. talk, talk is one setta is one setta talk. actions speak louder, so let us walk the walk. don't study what I achieve. I am not a subject. So I beg your leave. bLess, bless I pray your success tangoing with me, will lead to your duress. seek and ye shall find all doors you knock on opens with time wok, wok that how I made my luck With preparation, you cant get stuck These principles will get you far With a strong mind you never falta standing firm like gibraltar clean dharma equals paramatma That is they way to attain moksha. Website - djfloops.com Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/djfloops Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/djfloops Twitter - https://twitter.com/djfloopstt Twitch - https://www.twitch.tv/djfloops Soundcloud - https://soundcloud.com/djfloopstt Mixcloud - https://www.mixcloud.com/djfloops Spotify - https://djfloops.com/spotify Apple Music - https://djfloops.com/apple YouTube - https://djfloops.com/subscribe Email - djfloopstt(at)gmail.com Join this channel to get access to perks https://djfloops.com/join #om #hari #bhajan

Rajesh ——————————————— Arjuna's mindset - Pity, despondency, agitated, dejection, eyes full of tears, lost all hope, no sense of purpose, depression, visible signs of depression - seed anti mama gaatrani, mukham cha parishushyati, vepathushcha sharire me, romaharshascha jayate - limbs fail, mouth parched, sweating, quivering, hairs standing on end… LESSON 1: EMOTIONAL MIND VERY STRONGLY covering his intellect - like a thick black cloud covering the sun. We can recognize signs of DEPRESSION within us too! His Intellect becomes convoluted. Tries to justify. Puts forth arguments that will justify his point of view - without any sufficient logical base - altering facts, creating opinions to suit one's emotional turbidity. Sentiments cloud our understanding. Emotions rule us. Strong sense of ego - “I” expressed as “How can I kill my relatives?” SPLIT PERSONALITY SYNDROME. Perception /Action Sense Organs, Emotional Mind, Intellectual Mind are not aligned together. LESSON 2: WHEN WE ARE NOT MENTALLY INTEGRATED, our efforts dissipate like clouds in a bright sun. This is our life too. Most of us don't seek right help to our mental wellbeing. Right help can come only from scriptures - not paid psychoanalysis help! He Finally gives up. Surrenders to a superior intellect - Trust in Krishna's supremacy. LESSON 3: Surrender is hard. But when one surrenders, it becomes easy. Either surrender to a parent, trusted friend or relative, or plainly to your inner conscience. What is inner conscience? It is the sense of ‘Big I' of who we truly are! Not the sense we have of the ‘small I' that identifies itself with body, senses, mind or intellect. How do we know there is a “Big I” within me? When we ask the question - who am I and analyze with a simple framework - subject is different from objects, then we will truly know who we are! Heat & Cold, happiness & sadness, praise & criticism, success & failure are all experienced by me - so they are not me! I stand apart from them! They are all finite - in time, space or relationship. All these too will pass! LESSON 4: Even if we don't trust anyone, trust that inner conscience. Recognize that it is there and ask - what would that inner conscience want me to do now in my depression state? Why should one trust the inner conscience? Is there any such thing? Why don't I experience that? If that is happiness, eternal, consciousness - and it is my real nature - why don't I feel it? Are there any preparations I need to do? Krishna says, karma yoga, bhakti yoga, jnana yoga are the rungs of the ladder to know & become that sat-chit-ananda: the eternal existence, conscious & bliss nature. Preparing the body, senses is the pre-requisite for karma yoga. LESSON 5: Like in all knowledge acquisition, we need to prepare. Mind is the biggest obstacle as well as the most important instrument we have to acquire this knowledge about the Big I - our true. This is life worth living. Anchored to an unchanging goal post - meandering around, using life situations as learning &growing opportunities and overcoming the mental doubts, confusion and expanding our mind to include everything in the sense of I. Small I becoming the Big I in three steps through karma yoga, Bhakti yoga, jnana yoga. Hari Om Tat Sat! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/happilyoga/message

En este episodio Satyadev nos da una introducción a la filosofía del Advaita Vedanta  y transmite los 4 medios para la iluminación espiritual.Hari Om Tat Sat

-9th chapter: verses 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13-The lecture was given by Swami Tattwamayananda on June 25, 2021.-8th verse: “Animating My own prakriti, I project this whole multitude of different beings. Then they exist, but they are helpless and not free.”-So long as we are attached to prakriti, under the influence of the three gunas, we are in a state of helplessness and we are not free – we are slaves in the hands of our own samskaras. We are helpless against old age, sickness and death.-We spend most of our lifetime confronting the problem of death – we may be able to postpone it, but we cannot avoid it. Yaksha posed a question to Yudhishthira – “What is the most mysterious fact of life?” In answer, Yudhishthira said – “Every minute and second, we see so many creatures moving towards the abode of death. Still, we believe that we will not have to join this procession. This is the most mysterious fact of life.”-When a person asks the question - “what is the nature of death?” – that is the beginning of his higher spiritual evolution. Nachiketa's story and his three boons from Kathopanishad is a good illustration of this spiritual evolution. The three boons that Nachiketa asks are: (1) Let my father not scold me when I return (2) Teach me rituals to get to heaven and (3) Teach me the reality beyond death. Yama then describes life as a journey for highest spiritual enlightenment.-9th and 10th verses: “I am the one behind this cycle of creation. Presided over by Me, Prakriti brings forth moving and unmoving things. I am there in everything, but I am not part of it. I am the immanent, inherent, divine principle present in everything, and that regulates everything. But I remain uninvolved, unattached.”-Brahman does not have a purpose and remains unaffected. Prakriti produces moving and unmoving things as manifestation from the causal form. Dissolution is effect going back to its causal form.-An iceberg is not a creation – rather, it is just a projection of water. Similarly, in Vedanta, the world is not a creation – rather, it is a projection, and not separate from its causal form.-11th verse: “People who are not aware of my higher nature, they consider me as a human being. They do not recognize Me in my spiritual dimension as the divine principle in everything.”-This idea of God creating the visible world is illustrated through a magician performing the “Indian Rope Trick “in Shankaracharya's commentary on the Mandukya Karika. When the magician performs his magic, only the magician is real. The magic is delusion. Similarly, God is the magician and real. The whole creation is like magic, which is only relatively real.-In a semi-dark room, we may mistake a rope to be a snake and try to run away. When we bring light, what we formerly misunderstood to be a snake is now recognized as a rope. As a snake, it is unreal. As rope, it is real.-A jivan-mukta realizes the relative nature of the phenomenal world. At the same time, he becomes more humane, showing friendliness, generosity and compassion towards everyone. He does so without being bound.-12th verse: “Certain people, who do unnecessary, useless things out of vain knowledge, ignorance, haughtiness – they are possessed of the quality of evil-doers (asuri-sampat).-13th verse: “The great souled ones, they are possessed of the divine nature (daivi-sampat). They know Me as the origin and as immutable. They worship Me with a dedicated mind.”-Verses 1, 2 and 3 of 16th chapter provide 26 characteristics of people endowed with divine wealth (daivi-sampat). Examples of such characteristics are fearlessness, purity, interest in scriptures and practice of non-violence. Those who possess these virtues have entered the path of manifesting their inner divinity. -Shankaracharya describes the characteristics of a sattvic person. Such a person reads and gets knowledge of higher virtues from scriptures, which are recorded diaries of the path traveled by realized teachers. He then internalizes these teachings and practices them in his life.”-Such a sattvic person is bold, speaks the truth, is forgiving, practices purity, and has no hatred or pride.-Strong will is necessary for spiritual practice to help us raise ourselves and to face obstacles from the external world and from our own mind.-True strength comes when it is devoid of pride and is enriched by a sense of renunciation and non-attachment. Lord Krishna says in the 11th verse of the 7th chapter of the Gita: “Of the strong, I am their strength that is devoid of desire and attachment.”-Saints and mystics, such as Swami Vivekananda, demonstrated strong will to raise themselves in their spiritual life. They were very humble, but behind their humility was great Atma-balam – the inner strength of Atman. The strength of a great person who uses it for the good of others - that transcendental touch is an expression of the divine.-In the concluding verse of each Gita class, we say: “Hari Om Tat Sat. Sri Ramakrishna Arpanam Astu”. It means we offer everything to Vishnu and Sri Ramakrishna. Om is the auspicious word symbol of the essence of the Vedas.

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Welcome to Episode 99 of the Daily 3 Minute Mantra Podcast with Aaralyn Shiri! Today's mantra is Hari Om Tat Sat. In Sanskrit, Hari represents the physical manifestation of creation and means "remover." Om Tat Sat represents the divine creator. I feel this as a mantra of love and joy, because unconditional love removes all suffering. It helps us remember that we're directly connected to the Divine! So come back to the present moment and sing with me for 3 minutes. Humming is great, too! Just connect with your body and feel the vibrations. ~Aaralyn You can find my mantra music on: Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/6PljdshLeQi2xk2a6N1K0t Apple Music: https://music.apple.com/us/artist/aaralyn-shiri/1504815886 Sound Cloud: https://soundcloud.com/aaralynshiri BandCamp: https://aaralynshiri.bandcamp.com/ Instagram.com/AaralynShiriMusic Facebook.com/AaralynShiriMusic --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/aaralynshiri/message

Una vez esta claro el propósito más elevado de tu vida, sólo queda re-direccionar nuestras acciones y selecciones para que nos conduzcan a nuestro objetivo.En este episodio te contamos lo que debes saber de los retiros espirituales y como hacer de tu vida un gran retiro!Además oirás el testimonio de nuestras amigas y alumnas Juliana, Cynthia, y Mariate, guiadas por la increíble Paty del Campo que las entrevistó para un episodio de su propio Podcast: https://open.spotify.com/show/3LghMXSd4RNenvlvk5CqThEsperamos que te inspire a una vida más consciente y a regalarte estos espacios de sanación!Hari Om Tat Sat

Invitamos a una gran amiga con mucha experiencia en la cocina sana, y con la cual tenemos mucha afinidad a que nos contara:- Los 5 ingredientes infaltables en la cocina- Los 5 trucos prácticos para la eficiencia en la cocina- 5 platos preferidos en la cocina sana- 5 prácticas recomendadas para comer bienY sus respuestas nos dan inspiración, paz y nos despiertan a la creatividad en la cocina!Amalia Villegas es nuestra invitada, ella cuenta con más de 20 años de experiencia en el mundo de la alimentación y abarca la cocina como un espacio holístico, como más nos gusta.Para ti que estas escuchando este episodio, Amalia quiere ofrecerte un gran descuento en su diplomado de cocina sana: Cookfidence! Sólo debes usar el código SATYARUPAEncuéntrala en Instagram como @amalia.cocinacotidianaEsperamos que lo disfrutes tanto como nosotros, sabes que viene desde nuestro corazón al tuyo!Hari Om Tat Sat

Les compartimos una meditación guiada de 25 min para sumergirse en las profundidades del ser y saborear el silencio.Paz, tranquilidad, serenidad, y dicha serán los resultados de una práctica constante!Gracias por dejarnos guiarte en estos espacios tan sagrados...Hari Om Tat Sat

Welcome to Episode 11 of the Daily 3 Minute Mantra Podcast with Aaralyn Shiri! Today's mantra is Hari Om Tat Sat. This is a combination of two Hindu Sanskrit mantras, but a fairly common one! Hari represents the physical manifestation of creation and means "remover." Om Tat Sat represents the divine creator. Put together, I like to feel this as removing our sense of separateness from the divine. Helping us remember that we're directly connected to the Divine! So come back to the present moment and sing with me for 3 minutes. Humming is great, too! Just connect with your body and feel the vibrations. ~Aaralyn --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/aaralynshiri/message

Satyadev nos cuenta cómo llegó el Yoga a su vida. Compartiendo elementos cruciales de su propio camino, nos narra cómo se llena con un sentido profundo. Esperamos con este episodio poderte inspirar a buscar y encontrar tu propio propósito en esta existencia!Hari Om Tat Sat

Satyabhama nos cuenta cómo llegó el Yoga a su vida. Revelando su historia de vida, nos narra cómo pasó por situaciones oscuras y cómo también llegó la luz a aclarar estos momentos. Esto con el fin de inspirar a quienes se sientan estancados, poco motivados y de alguna manera atrapados en etiquetas. Hari Om Tat Sat

Devaki singt das Mantra Om Sat Chid Ananda, ein Vedanta Lied, in einem Samstagabend Satsang bei Yoga Vidya in Bad Meinberg. Om Sat Chit Ananda Parabrahma wird als Mula Mantra bezeichnet, als Wurzel-Mantra. In einer bestimmten indischen Tradition gilt es als das wichtigste Mantra. Es ist ein Mantra, das in dieser speziellen Gurulinie besonders gerne rezitiert wird. Es ist aber auch ein Kirtan, den man wiederholen kann, egal welcher spirituellen Tradition man angehört. Hier ist der Text zum Mitsingen: Om Sat Chit Ananda Parabrahma Purushothama Paramatma Sri Bhagavathi Sametha Sri Bhagavathe Namaha Hari Om Tat Sat Hari Om Der Beitrag Om Sat Chit Ananda Parabrahma mit Devaki erschien zuerst auf Yoga Vidya Blog - Yoga, Meditation und Ayurveda.

En este episodio Satyabhama nos comparte las claves para evitar quemarnos y por el contrario encontrar la manera de sentirnos en armonía. Una mirada desde el yoga, para permitirnos un ritmo llevadero, tranquilo y más feliz. Hari Om Tat Sat

Sukadev hält einen Vortrag während des Samstag Abend Satsangs. Erfahre hier mehr über: "Hari Om Tat Sat": Hier kommst du zur: Yoga Vidya Seminarübersicht. Wenn du Yoga Vidya ünterstützen möchtest, dann kannst du hier: Spenden. Es gilt die Mission zu erfüllen - zur Erleuchtung zu streben. Auf dem Weg können wir vieles machen, aber besonders wichtig ist es sich bewusst zu machen, dass auf dieser Welt nichts von Dauer ist.

Sukadev hält einen Vortrag während des Samstag Abend Satsangs. Erfahre hier mehr über: "Hari Om Tat Sat": Hier kommst du zur: Yoga Vidya Seminarübersicht. Wenn du Yoga Vidya ünterstützen möchtest, dann kannst du hier: Spenden. Es gilt die Mission zu erfüllen - zur Erleuchtung zu streben. Auf dem Weg können wir vieles machen, aber besonders wichtig ist es sich bewusst zu machen, dass auf dieser Welt nichts von Dauer ist.

Este episodio está cargado de belleza divina e infusionado con esperanza e inspiración. Se acerca una época del año muy auspiciosa, Navaratri, donde se conmemora la batalla de la Madre Divina quien logra que las fuerza de luz triunfen sobre las de la oscuridad.Navaratri – literalmente las 9 noches – durante las cuales anualmente (este año cae a finales de Octubre) se adora a la madre cósmica que representa el poder de la Conciencia. Acompáñanos y conoce el significado esotérico de esta celebración y cómo poder invocar las bendiciones de la Madre Durga, Lakshmi y Saraswati para superar nuestros enemigos interiores y conducirnos a la Iluminación. Hari Om Tat Sat

Si estamos en un camino espiritual e invertimos nuestra energía a la purificación y el control de nuestra mente a través de una disciplina constante, es muy importante conocer las señales que claramente indican que nuestra practica esta funcionando bien! En este episodio compartimos las señales infalibles que determinan que estamos progresando en nuestro camino espiritual y que nos estamos moviendo en dirección de la Iluminación.Hari Om Tat Sat

En este episodio Satyabhama nos comparte razones importantes para perdonar, herramientas prácticas para hacerlo y nos guía en una meditación para manifestar el perdón en el corazón. Perdonar es un recurso disponible para todos, y un elemento indispensable en la construcción de la paz interior y la paz exterior. Hari Om Tat Sat.

Hemos llegado al final de estos 21 días para el cultivo de la paciencia.Te hemos compartido información valiosa para tu evolución. Para nosotros ha sido transformadora esta experiencia, esperamos que para ti también. Recuerda que los Yoguis nos dicen que nos convertimos en lo que pensamos! Así que a través de estas prácticas y herramientas te aseguramos un cambio a nivel de pensamiento para que se manifieste tu versión más elevada.Regresa a estos episodios cuando lo necesites y compártelo con quien creas que se puede beneficiar.Te esperamos en www.satyarupa.yoga o en FB e IG como @satyarupayoga Hari OM Tat Sat

Alte Strukturen loslassen und sich auf neue Dinge einlassen. Eine gute Gelegenheit, das alte Jahr Revue passieren zu lassen und sich auf neue Wege vorzubereiten. Dafür ist es wichtig, dass du dir genug Auszeiten und Ruhe nimmst, um die Gedanken und Wünsche zu manifestieren und zu transformieren. Finde nun einen gemütlichen Platz der Stille und lege dich entspannt auf den Rücken und lausche dieser Fantasiereise. Hari Om Tat Sat

Alte Strukturen loslassen und sich auf neue Dinge einlassen. Eine gute Gelegenheit, das alte Jahr Revue passieren zu lassen und sich auf neue Wege vorzubereiten. Dafür ist es wichtig, dass du dir genug Auszeiten und Ruhe nimmst, um die Gedanken und Wünsche zu manifestieren und zu transformieren. Finde nun einen gemütlichen Platz der Stille und lege dich entspannt auf den Rücken und lausche dieser Fantasiereise. Hari Om Tat Sat

Geborgen im Einen: Den Segen erinnern und zum Segen werden. Mit diesem Vortrag hat Prof. Dr. Med. Arnd Büssing die Teilnehmer des Yoga und Meditation Kongresses 2007 im Haus Yoga Vidya Bad Meinberg zu tiefem Nachdenken und Applaus gebracht. Ein Vortrag, der zu Herzen geht und dabei auf empirischen Studien beruht. Mitschnitt auf dem vom BYV und SMMR organisierten Kongress im November 2007. www.smmr.de, www.yoga-vidya.de Hari Om Tat Sat.

Geborgen im Einen: Den Segen erinnern und zum Segen werden. Mit diesem Vortrag hat Prof. Dr. Med. Arnd Büssing die Teilnehmer des Yoga und Meditation Kongresses 2007 im Haus Yoga Vidya Bad Meinberg zu tiefem Nachdenken und Applaus gebracht. Ein Vortrag, der zu Herzen geht und dabei auf empirischen Studien beruht. Mitschnitt auf dem vom BYV und SMMR organisierten Kongress im November 2007. www.smmr.de, www.yoga-vidya.de Hari Om Tat Sat.

Krishnadas singt „Om Sat Chid Ananda“ während eines Samstagabend Satsang bei Yoga Vidya in Bad Meinberg. Du findest diesen Kirtan im Yoga Vidya Kirtanheft unter der Nummer 562: Om Sat-Chit-Ananda Parabrahma Purushothama Paramatma Sri Bhagavathi Sametha Sri Bhagavathe Namaha Hari Om Tat Sat Hari Om Tat Sat Hari Om Tat Sat   Om Sat Chit Ananda Parabrahma wird als Mula Mantra bezeichnet, als Wurzel-Mantra, denn aus diesem Mantra kommen alle anderen Mantras oder auch es führt einen zurück zur Wurzel seines Wesens. Satchidananda heißt Sein, Wissen und Glückseligkeit. Parabrahma, das heißt Höchstes Brahman, das absolute, das höchste Göttliche. Der Beitrag Om Sat Chid Ananda Parabrahma – Mantrasingen mit Krishnadas erschien zuerst auf Yoga Vidya Blog - Yoga, Meditation und Ayurveda.

Tat Sat, auch Om Tat Sat oder Hari Om Tat Sat ist eine Formel, die gerne am Ende von Texten und von Vorträgen, Lesungen verwendet wird. Tat heißt „Das“. Sat heißt „die Wahrheit“. Tat Sat – möge das zur Wahrheit führen. Tat Sat – so ist die Wahrheit. Man kann sagen, dass Tat Sat und … „Tat Sat – Das ist, das Sein – Sanskrit Wörterbuch“ weiterlesen

Sie schütteln sich nicht nur vor Lachen, nein, mit Lachyoga verlieren die Kinder auch viele Ängste, z.B. die Angst vor einer Klassenarbeit, oder vor Theaterauftritten. Das Körpergefühl wird besser, die Konzentration ebenfalls. Mehr Kinderyoga Informationen im Web. Hari Om Tat Sat.

Sie schütteln sich nicht nur vor Lachen, nein, mit Lachyoga verlieren die Kinder auch viele Ängste, z.B. die Angst vor einer Klassenarbeit, oder vor Theaterauftritten. Das Körpergefühl wird besser, die Konzentration ebenfalls. Mehr Kinderyoga Informationen im Web. Hari Om Tat Sat.

Achtsamkeitsbasierte Psychotherapien wie MBSR und andere gewinnen immer mehr an Popularität. Aber wirken sie wirklich? Darüber berichtet Ines K. Müller auf dem Kongress "Yoga und Meditation - altes Wissen schafft neue Wissenschaft" bei Yoga Vidya Bad Meinberg im November 2011. Ines Müller ist Preisträgerin des Forschungspreises SMMR/Yoga Vidya des Jahres 2011. Sie stellt hier ihre Diplomarbeit vor, für welche sie den Preis gewonnen hat. Es ist eine Metastudie, welche alle "guten" Studien zum Thema zusammenfasst. Leider hat die Aufnahme am Anfang nicht richtig funktioniert - daher beginnt sie etwas abrupt. Und natürlich: Die Preisträgerin hat eine Powerpoint Präsentation zu Rate gezogen - so musst du dir in dieser Hörsendung das Visuelle denken... Hari Om Tat Sat.

Achtsamkeitsbasierte Psychotherapien wie MBSR und andere gewinnen immer mehr an Popularität. Aber wirken sie wirklich? Darüber berichtet Ines K. Müller auf dem Kongress "Yoga und Meditation - altes Wissen schafft neue Wissenschaft" bei Yoga Vidya Bad Meinberg im November 2011. Ines Müller ist Preisträgerin des Forschungspreises SMMR/Yoga Vidya des Jahres 2011. Sie stellt hier ihre Diplomarbeit vor, für welche sie den Preis gewonnen hat. Es ist eine Metastudie, welche alle "guten" Studien zum Thema zusammenfasst. Leider hat die Aufnahme am Anfang nicht richtig funktioniert - daher beginnt sie etwas abrupt. Und natürlich: Die Preisträgerin hat eine Powerpoint Präsentation zu Rate gezogen - so musst du dir in dieser Hörsendung das Visuelle denken... Hari Om Tat Sat.

Saraswati chants the Mantra http://www.yoga-vidya.de/Yoga--Artikel/Mantras.html "Om Sat Chid Ananda/Hari Om Tat Sat" during a satsang http://mein.yoga-vidya.de/page/yoga-vidya-satsang at Yoga http://www.yoga-vidya.de Vidya Ashram Bad Meinberg. You can find this mantra in the Kirtan http://mein.yoga-vidya.de/profile/YogaVidyaKirtanheft Songbook at No. 562. More mantras like this one can you find at http://www.yoga-vidya.de/de/service/blog/category/podcast/mantra/ Om Shanti - yours Omkara

Saraswati chants the Mantra http://www.yoga-vidya.de/Yoga--Artikel/Mantras.html "Om Sat Chid Ananda/Hari Om Tat Sat" during a satsang http://mein.yoga-vidya.de/page/yoga-vidya-satsang at Yoga http://www.yoga-vidya.de Vidya Ashram Bad Meinberg. You can find this mantra in the Kirtan http://mein.yoga-vidya.de/profile/YogaVidyaKirtanheft Songbook at No. 562. More mantras like this one can you find at http://www.yoga-vidya.de/de/service/blog/category/podcast/mantra/ Om Shanti - yours Omkara Folge direkt herunterladen

Mitschnitt aus dem Yoga-Kongress 2009: "Yoga und Meditation - Entspannung, Heilung und Selbsterkenntnis". http://www.yoga-vidya.de Hari Om Tat Sat.

Mitschnitt aus dem Yoga-Kongress 2009: "Yoga und Meditation - Entspannung, Heilung und Selbsterkenntnis". http://www.yoga-vidya.de Hari Om Tat Sat.

Dr. Marcus Stück spricht über "Systemische Stressbewältigung mit Yoga für Kindern" während des Kinderyoga Kongresses im Juni 2006 im Haus Yoga Vidya Bad Meinberg. Mehr Infos zu Aus- und Weiterbildung im Yoga für Kinder http://tinyurl.com/kinderyoga-ausbildung. Hari Om Tat Sat.

Dr. Marcus Stück spricht über "Systemische Stressbewältigung mit Yoga für Kindern" während des Kinderyoga Kongresses im Juni 2006 im Haus Yoga Vidya Bad Meinberg. Mehr Infos zu Aus- und Weiterbildung im Yoga für Kinder http://tinyurl.com/kinderyoga-ausbildung. Hari Om Tat Sat.

Sukadev Bretz, Gründer und Leiter von Yoga Vidya, spricht über: Vanaprastha, sinnvoll Leben im Alter. Er widerspricht da etwas der "klassischen" Sichtweise über die 4 Ashrams. Er hält ein aktives, engagiertes Leben im Alter für am sinnvollsten. http://www.yoga-vidya.de Hari Om Tat Sat.

Sukadev Bretz, Gründer und Leiter von Yoga Vidya, spricht über: Vanaprastha, sinnvoll Leben im Alter. Er widerspricht da etwas der "klassischen" Sichtweise über die 4 Ashrams. Er hält ein aktives, engagiertes Leben im Alter für am sinnvollsten. http://www.yoga-vidya.de Hari Om Tat Sat.

Frieden, Emotion und Stille - über die Perspektiven menschlicher Spiritualität. Prof. Dr. Martin Mittwede spricht in diesem engagierten Vortrag Grundlegendes über den spirituellen Weg. Der Vortrag war mit einer Beamer-Präsentation gekoppelt - ist aber sehr gut verständlich auch ohne. Mitschnitt des Yoga und Meditation Kongresses November 2008, organisiert von BYV und SMMR. www.yoga-vidya.de Hari Om Tat Sat.