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Date: 19.11.09
Venue: Mangal Mandir
Chanting: Karma Yoga
Chanted by: Deepashree
Discourse: Bhakti Yoga
Discourse By: Dr R Ranghanji

 

 

Discourse by

Dr R Ranghanji,

SVYASA, Bangalore, India

 

 

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Abstract

1.Suprabhatam, Sushwagatam (Good morning and welcome)……….
2.In love, love is given and taken rather than gifts.
3.Money might reduce the value of love.
4.Quantification of love, surrender and devotion is not possible.
5.Lord Rama offers himself to Hanuman as he felt indebted to him.
6.Prayers are generally out of expectations. Prayers should be thanks giving.
7.When ego pipes out, the grace of god reduces.
8.We surrender all our things, mind and body to the divine. He or she is owner of all our belongings.
9.Nothing belongs to us. Life is flow.
10.We take care of the things as it is assigned by god. Carefulness rather possessiveness increases our divinity. Let’s meditate on such divinity.

Dr R Rangan, brought up in the traditional way in vedic culture, did his Vedantic Studies under Sri Sivarama Krisna Sastry of Kanci Sankara Muth.He learnt Bhakti Shastras from Sri Krisnapremi Swamigal and Vyakarnaand Sahitya Shastras from Sri Tirumalachary. He delivers discourseson Vedas, Upanishads, Epics and Puranas. He has published severalbooks on Vedic Dharma and culture. He is a lecturer in the Division of Yoga and Spirituality, SVYASA. His PhD thesis was on the comparativestudy of Gurukula way of education with Modern Education.

 
     
 
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