Scholarly Knowledge, Childlike Innocence, and Silence - The Complete Sadhana

Scholarly knowledge, childlike innocence, and silence – these three encapsulate the entire spiritual sadhana. What is the objective of scholarly knowledge? To understand matters properly, in the manner in which it is presented. Achieving childlike innocence as an adult brings in the gamut of qualities like truthfulness and straightforwardness. So is silence not just oral silence, but when properly understood, is nirvikalpa samadhi itself. Swamiji explains beautifully, with examples, the significance of these three facets of sadhana.

Slokas chanted in the track

पाण्डित्य बाल्य मौनाख्यानि साधनानि साधयितव्यानि ।
(Sutra Bhashya by Adi Sankaracharya)

PR 04 Oct 2016