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When Perception of an object is formed in the mind, it is called Vritti (in Sanskrit)This podcast we discuss the relationship between consciousness and the mind.

The ability to discern the difference between the Seer and the Seen. This is one of the most important lessons of Vedanta - the ability to distinguish between what is seen v/s who sees

Tapasya means control over your body, mind, speech and action. This definition of Tapasya (austerity) come from Bhagwad Gita 17.14, 17.15, 17.16. One also need Viveka and Vairagya along with various disciplines of mind to be successful in life. In this episode you will learn about these skills.To resolve any conflict in life one needs Viveka – the ability to discern the difference between the right and the wrong, between true and false, and the ability to make a decision dispassionately (vairagya). Apart from viveka and vairagya one also needs a clam mind (Sham) and control over speech and action (Dam). Finally forebearance (Titiksha) is required to deal with pain that one may suffer due to failures.

Vedanta is the foundation of the Spiritual Culture of India; Vedanta contains knowledge about Consciousness. Consciousness pervades the entire universe. Learn the basics of Advait Vedanta, Consciousness, Atman, Brhman