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Katha Upanishad
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Sarva Vedanta Siddhanta Sara Sangrahah
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Atma Sudha (Fountain of Bliss)
Atma Sudha Verse by Verse (Fountain of Bliss)
Bhagavad Gita
Bhagavad Gita - Listen and Learn
Bhagavad Gita - Verse by Verse
Bhagavad Gita Chapter 15
Bhajans
Essential Shlokas For Memorization (Bhagavad Gita)
Evening Prayers
Inner Embrace
Inner Embrace Verse by Verse
Morning Prayers
Song of the Soul
Song of the Soul - Verse by Verse
Verses for Introspection
Vishnusahasranama
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Bhagavadgeeta – A Revolutionary Message
Bhagavadgeeta – Sattva-Rajas-Tamas & Their Transcendence Ch.14
Brahmavidya
Discover Spirituality
Meditation - The Purpose and the Process
Prabhata Rashmih - Austerity and Renunciation
Prabhata Rashmih - How to Lead Life towards Fulfillment
Prabhata Rashmih - Introspection, the knowledge austerity
Prabhata Rashmih - Mind - Its Mysteries and how to Spiritualize it
Prabhata Rashmih - Nurturing Good Qualities
Prabhata Rashmih - The Eternal Relevance of Scriptures
Prabhata Rashmih - The Nature of Consciousness
Prabhata Rashmih - The Practice of Sadhana
Prabhata Rashmih - The Relationship with God
Prabhata Rashmih - The Role of a Guru
Prabhata Rashmih - What is it to be spiritual and its benefits
Prabhata Rashmih - Where lies True Dharma
Prabhata Rashmih – Making Devotion Wholesome
Prabhata Rashmih – The Unique Philosophy of the Bhagavad Gita
Realise the Self - Here and Now
The Majesty of the Mind
Zenith of Devotion
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Swami Bhoomananda Tirtha
The Real Meaning of Moksha
Moksha is a clarity, a freedom that you need from whatever troubles you have now. If there is no trouble, you don’t need moksha.
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