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Noble Silence, the Buddha, and Meditation Practices
Noble Silence is thought to originate as a phrase and directive from Siddhartha Gautama (the Buddha), the founder of Buddhism. It refers to the idea t [ ... ]

Mantras in Advaita Vedanta | Function and Meaning
Mantras as used in Hinduism and Buddhism are sacred sounds, utterances, words, short prayers, or sentences in the Sanskrit language, of which it’s b [ ... ]

Vyakti, Vyakta, and Avyakta in Advaita Vedanta
In this post, we’ll discuss the Sanskrit terms Vyakti, Vyakta, and Avyakta and their contextual use in Advaita Vedanta. Vyakti The word Vyakti i [ ... ]

What Is Guided Meditation?
Guided Meditation is the practice in which one or more participants meditate (or enhance their meditation practice) with help of the guidance given by [ ... ]

Do You Need a Guru?
The need of having a spiritual teacher is one of the big questions within Advaita Vedanta. So, to attain Spiritual Enlightenment, do you really need a [ ... ]

Ishvara and Saguna Brahman
Ishvara — also written as Ishwara — can have a wide range of interpretations in Hinduism depending on the religious or philosophical linea [ ... ]

Hinduism and the Absolute as the Uncaused Cause
The idea of the Absolute is present in all spiritual and philosophical traditions of India, although often widely differently interpreted. As a genera [ ... ]

What Is Vedanta?
Vedanta is a lineage of Hindu philosophy and part of the greater realm of Hinduism. The Sanskrit word “Vedanta,” which is a conjunction of the two [ ... ]

Hinduism | India’s Spiritual Tradition
Hinduism —in India also called Sanatana Dharma — developed in many directions over the past 5,000 years and is the principal religion, spi [ ... ]

Meditation Music – Aims, Use, and Health Benefits
Simply said, Meditation Music is music that aids or accompanies the practice of meditation, or is alternatively used to meditate on. It may have a spe [ ... ]