Advaita Vedanta Teachings
Sharing the Advaita Vedanta Teachings
Today we have easy access to all the spiritual information the world has to offer. This is a unique development in human history. Such openness is a magnificent evolution yet presents challenges for the earnest seeker. At a time when anyone can comment on anything, how can we come to know the mature, the reliable, the sincere and the authentic? Where is the firm spiritual ground?
The Traditional
For more than 3000 years seekers would find this in the monasteries and ashrams of the world. There they would assimilate the teachings in protected seclusion. For some this remains a meaningful option but it is not the only one.
The New Monastic
Vedantarama teaches integrated spirituality. Everyday life is embraced. There is no necessity for renunciation. The same timeless principles of teacher, teachings, study and spiritual practice are fully in place. The same vision of reality prevails. Divinity shines in this everyday moment just as it does in the privacy of the hermitage.
Self-realisation
The desire for peace, stability, love and security that prompts spiritual investigation in the first place, is itself a desire for Self-realisation. First there is awakening to the subtle and the spiritual, sweetening life in that direction. Then in that receptivity a greater insight can arise as the Self is recognised and seen.
Practising Advaita Vedanta Teachings
Vedantarama has three programmes of Jnana sadhana free to its members:
- General study– Access to the body of recorded works from retreats and satsangs.
- Vedanta Prakriya – 12 progresive chapters of teaching for spiritual awakening
- Advaita Prakriya – 12 progressive chapters of higher teaching for Self- Realisation.
Members’ Community : A place of belonging for like-minded people. Here the Vedanta teachings can be undertaken with acces to resources and the teacher.
Spiritual Awakening Teachings
Self-Realisation Teachings
Advaita Vedanta
Meditations