Ashtavakra Gita Chapter 10 - Desires are the Real BondageVinod Kad
In this tenth chapter of Ashtavakra Gita, the seer Ashtavakra explains that our real bondage is our desires. Desires bind us with this multi-dimensional and uncertain world. If we can somehow get rid of our desires and be desire-less then life will become so easy and blissful for us.
Ashtavakra Gita Chapter 16 - Forget everything except your SelfVinod Kad
In this 16th chapter of Ashtavakra Gita, sage Ashtavakra again and again tries to bring back to him Self. He emphasises that you can forget everything else in this world except your Self. Remembering, staying within your Self protects you from everything in life and keeps you happy, stable and fulfilled.
Ashtavakra Gita Chapter 11 - The Road to PeaceVinod Kad
In this eleventh chapter of Ashtavakra Gita, the seer Sage Ashtavakra explains the nature of our worries and the way out to rest in permanent peace by realising our already always peaceful Self.
In Chapter 1, sage Ashtavakra answers some questions raised by his disciple king Janak on knowledge, freedom and detachment. In the process he also answers one of our most difficult question i.e. Who Am I ?
Ashtavakra Gita Chapter 15 - You are neither body nor mindVinod Kad
In the 15th Chapter of Ashtavakra Gita, sage Ashtavakra explains that your true identity is neither your body nor your mind. You are beyond your mind and your mind (i.e. thoughts, views, feelings..). Even this much realisation will free you from everything.
Ashtavakra Gita Chapter 17 - Behaviour of a Free ManVinod Kad
In this 17th chapter of Ashtvakra Gita, the sage explains in detail the behaviour, character and nature of a person who is truly Free. He is beyond dualities of life, he is free from mind, free from his thoughts.
Ashtavakra Gita Chapter 10 - Desires are the Real BondageVinod Kad
In this tenth chapter of Ashtavakra Gita, the seer Ashtavakra explains that our real bondage is our desires. Desires bind us with this multi-dimensional and uncertain world. If we can somehow get rid of our desires and be desire-less then life will become so easy and blissful for us.
Ashtavakra Gita Chapter 16 - Forget everything except your SelfVinod Kad
In this 16th chapter of Ashtavakra Gita, sage Ashtavakra again and again tries to bring back to him Self. He emphasises that you can forget everything else in this world except your Self. Remembering, staying within your Self protects you from everything in life and keeps you happy, stable and fulfilled.
Ashtavakra Gita Chapter 11 - The Road to PeaceVinod Kad
In this eleventh chapter of Ashtavakra Gita, the seer Sage Ashtavakra explains the nature of our worries and the way out to rest in permanent peace by realising our already always peaceful Self.
In Chapter 1, sage Ashtavakra answers some questions raised by his disciple king Janak on knowledge, freedom and detachment. In the process he also answers one of our most difficult question i.e. Who Am I ?
Ashtavakra Gita Chapter 15 - You are neither body nor mindVinod Kad
In the 15th Chapter of Ashtavakra Gita, sage Ashtavakra explains that your true identity is neither your body nor your mind. You are beyond your mind and your mind (i.e. thoughts, views, feelings..). Even this much realisation will free you from everything.
Ashtavakra Gita Chapter 17 - Behaviour of a Free ManVinod Kad
In this 17th chapter of Ashtvakra Gita, the sage explains in detail the behaviour, character and nature of a person who is truly Free. He is beyond dualities of life, he is free from mind, free from his thoughts.
Ashtavakra Gita Chapter 17 - Behaviour of a Free Man
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