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Who is Guru?

Guru - Teacher Guru is a Sanskrit term that connotes someone who is a teacher, counsellor, inspirer, guide, expert or master of certain Jnana (Knowledge) or Field. The Guru is given colossal impor…
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What is the importance of Sadhana?

Sadhana means “ Effort ”. Guru shows the pupil the path of Sadhana (effort). The Vedic literature explains the Sadhana in detail and shows us how to make the effort. It is called Sadhana Chatusht…
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What is Sadhana?

“ We all have dreams. But in order to make dreams come into reality, it takes an awful lot of determination, dedication, self-discipline, and effort. ” – Jesse Owens Sadhana (effort) means relentles…
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How can one be content with what he/she has?

According to Advaita Vedanta the contentment is called Vairagya (dispassion) and is one of the four qualifications called Sadhana Chatushtaya which are required by a seeker to attain the ultimate …
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What is Shad Sampat?

According to Advaita Vedanta , Shad Sampat is one of the qualifications specified as part of Sadhana Chatushtaya (Fourfold Qualifications). Shad Sampat - Six Virtues Shad means six, Sampat means …
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What is Vairagya?

According to Advaita Vedanta , Vairagya means dispassion / detachment and is one of the qualifications specified as part of Sadhana Chatushtaya (Fourfold Qualifications). Vairagya - Dispassion One …
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What is Viveka?

According to Advaita Vedanta , Viveka means discriminative wisdom and is one of the qualifications specified as part of Sadhana Chatushtaya (Fourfold Qualifications). Viveka - Power of Discriminati…
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Is Sadhana Chatushtaya applicable in modern times?

Yes . Sadhana Chatushtaya is applicable more so than ever in modern times. Sadhana Chatushtaya teaches us how to systematically channelize our energy, stay highly focused on the objective with unswe…
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What is Sadhana Chatushtaya?

Sadhana Chatushtaya means Fourfold Qualifications described by the great Guru of Advaita Vedanta, Sri Adi Shankara . It is described in " Vivekachudamani " starting from verse 19 and right…
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