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Seeing Through the Lens of Vedanta
NEW Vedanta in Plain English, Book 1: Who Am I, Really. Now available in paperback and eBook
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What is Bhakti Yoga? The Five Stages of Devotion in Vedanta
Bhakti yoga isn’t just worship—it’s a progressive path that leads from duality to non-duality, ending in Self-knowledge and spiritual freedom.


Jnana yoga - The Path of Self-Knowledge in Vedanta
Jnana yoga is the final phase of Vedanta—where the seeker becomes the knower. Learn how Self-knowledge removes ignorance and leads to freedom.


Upasana Yoga - Preparing the Mind for Self-Knowledge in Vedanta
Upasana Yoga is the bridge between karma and jnana—a discipline of inner steadiness, mental focus, and lifestyle alignment to prepare for Self-knowledge.


Karma Yoga Explained: Duty, Devotion, and Letting Go
Karma Yoga is the foundation of spiritual life in Vedanta—right action with the right attitude. Learn how this path prepares the mind for Self-knowledge.


What is Ananda? Vedanta's Teaching on True Happiness
Ananda in Vedanta is not just bliss—it’s the limitless nature of the Self. Learn the difference between fleeting happiness and the wholeness of Self-knowledge.


Moksha in Vedanta: The End of Seeking, The Discovery of Self
Moksha is not becoming free—it’s realizing you were never bound. Learn how Vedanta defines liberation as the end of ignorance, not a mystical event.
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