“One needs to understand that sorrows arise from a confusion between the mind and yourself.
The knowledge of the invariable ‘I’ which resolves the universal confusion constitutes the subject matter of Vedanta.”
About this series
In Part 1 of ‘You, World, and God’, Pujya Swami Dayananda Saraswati explains
the basic human problem of self non-acceptance, emphasising that the individual is
ultimately free of all the roles that he or she plays.
In Part 2 of the talks, Pujya Swamiji focuses on the unfoldment of your
true nature in relation to the World and God.
“Some think the problem is outside, others think it is inside. But it is neither inside nor outside. It is yourself. If you are the problem, you are the solution. This is Vedanta.”
“One needs to understand that sorrows arise from a confusion between the mind and yourself.
The knowledge of the invariable ‘I’ which resolves the universal confusion constitutes the subject matter of Vedanta.”
About this series
In Part 1 of ‘You, World, and God’, Pujya Swami Dayananda Saraswati explains the basic human problem of self non-acceptance, emphasising that the individual is ultimately free of all the roles that he or she plays.
In Part 2 of the talks, Pujya Swamiji focuses on the unfoldment of your true nature in relation to the World and God.
“Some think the problem is outside, others think it is inside. But it is neither inside nor outside. It is yourself. If you are the problem, you are the solution. This is Vedanta.”
YOU, WORLD & GOD
YOU, WORLD & GOD
Stanford University
April 1988
