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One of the most consistent requests we get from listeners is to explore non-Buddhist forms of meditation. That's what we're going to do with this episode. Our guest is Swami Tyagananda, who has been a Hindu monk since 1976, and is now the Hindu chaplain both at MIT and Harvard.

This conversation explores: the basics of Hinduism, including its history, and its approach to prayer and meditation; letting go; karma; rebirth (and how and why to escape it); the deep connections between the Buddhist and Hindu traditions; Swami Tyagananda's contention that all prayers are answered; and a recipe for reducing stress and anxiety. Swami Tyagananda also shares his thoughts about how to deal with our sense of not-enoughness or incompleteness and he provides a new way of thinking about the trickiest of all Buddhist concepts: annata, or the idea that the self is an illusion.

Full Shownotes: https://www.tenpercent.com/podcast-episode/swami-tyagananda-416

40:T510,During the June 2020 Online Weekend Retreat, Mooji has a clear and universal exchange about the purpose of life, selfless service and the idea of doership. Mooji also offers powerful guidance inviting us to leave everything aside, bringing our attention back to the direct recognition of our natural stillness and true being. “Your realisation is what’s important — that you wake up to the Truth of who you are. That is your work. That is your purpose and your opportunity, above all things. Exactly this is what the Buddha discovered. I only try to show you where you are totally at rest, totally at peace, totally happy, totally fulfilled and it is not a personal accomplishment. This is your imperishable life.” ~ This video is the ‘Satsang of the Week’ for 2 August 2020 Watch: mooji.tv/satsang-of-the-week Subscribe for weekly notifications: lp.constantcontactpages.com/su/sLTPKEE This video is an excerpt from the talk, “This Is Exactly What the Buddha Discovered” available as part of the June retreat package in the Mooji Sangha Shop: shop.mooji.org/product/satsang/retreats/online-weekend-retreat-june-2020/ If you would like to support the sharing of Satsang, you can donate here: mooji.org/donate?tcode=mtv6 #Mooji #satsang #spirituality #advaita #nonduality #awakening41:T413,

Krishna Das explores longing, letting go, being here now, and the uniqueness of the Hanuman lineage for liberating us while satisfying our beneficial desires and fulfilling our karmas.

In this fun and directed question and answer session, Krishna Das illuminates longing as the base for devotional practice, and describes how releasing our thoughts and fears to surrender into the present moment during meditation is a microcosm of the ultimate goal of the spiritual journey. Sharing from the spacious present, Krishna Das expresses how the Hanuman lineage is not a renunciate path, offering juicy descriptions of Hanuman from India, and sharing stories of miracles and unconditional love of his Guru, Maharajji.

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Welcome to this episode of Pilgrim Heart where Krishna Das describes unconditional love, acceptance, and helping others.

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