A Tale of Two Hinduisms | Swami Medhananda | USC HSO Discourse Series

Описание: In this enlightening discourse, Swami Medhananda—a monk of the Ramakrishna Order, academic philosopher, and author—delves into the four foundational pillars of non-sectarian spiritual Hinduism.

Moving beyond specific cultural practices, he delves into the universal philosophical doctrines that form the core of the Vedantic path, making them accessible for spiritual seekers in a modern context.

Highlights of this Session:
• The One Divine Reality: Unpacking the concept of a single, infinite reality that is both impersonal (Brahman) and personal.
• Finding Your Path: Understanding the concept of Ishta-Devatā (a chosen personal form of God) as a powerful aid in spiritual life.
• The Goal of Life: A detailed look at Mokṣa (spiritual liberation) and why it is defined as the ultimate freedom from all suffering.
• From Belief to Experience: How the goal is attained not just through belief, but through the direct, personal experience of God.

About Swami Medhananda:
Swami Medhananda is a monk of the Ramakrishna Order and a Senior Research Fellow in Philosophy at the Vedanta Society of Southern California (Hollywood). He also serves as the Hindu Chaplain at UCLA and the University of Southern California (USC), bridging ancient Vedantic wisdom with contemporary academic philosophy.

📍 Recorded as part of the USC Hindu Students Organization (HSO) Discourse Series

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