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Mahabharata महाभारत

Hinduism, Religion & Spirituality

Indian Philosophy, spanning over more than six thousand years, represents a unique intellectual, cultural and spiritual heritage of human civilization. It is not only “love of learning” (as philosophy is usually defined) or just an intellectual journey in search of the highest truths of life and existence, but it is also a quest for their practical realization in our everyday life. The different schools of Indian philosophy were established by great preceptors from time immemorial to enable their students to manifest the highest ethical and spiritual values in their lives. In interpreting the doctrines of particular schools of thought I have attempted to keep in touch with their respective foundational texts in Sanskrit or, in dealing with the Buddhist schools, with the texts in Pali. In phase 1 we will be discussing the different schools of Vedanta (one of the ‘Āstika Darśana’s) beginning with Advaita, to be followed by the schools of Ramanuja, Madhva, Vallabha, Nimbarka, Baladeva, and others.

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2026
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Episodes

15 episodes, from the first

  1. 1. Mahabharata: Indian Philosophy of Values

    Episode 1

    Show notes

    Welcome to the opening session of “Mahabharata: Indian Philosophy of Values,” presented by Swami Tattwamayananda.

    00:00 Welcome & Instructions
    00:26 Introduction to the Series
    03:59 Starting the Mahabharata Discussion
    05:04 Main Theme: Dharma
    05:34 Ramayana vs Mahabharata
    07:00 Rama and Krishna Compared
    09:00 Understanding Dharma in Daily Life
    10:44 Draupadi’s Humiliation
    13:06 Misinterpreting Nonviolence
    14:35 World War II Example
    17:14 Dharma, Leadership & Justice
    20:13 Four Aims: Dharma, Artha, Kama, Moksha
    23:32 When Dharma Is Lost
    25:04 Good People and Failure to Act
    26:05 Practical Dharma
    27:36 Dharma Protects Those Who Protect It
    29:12 Comparison with Iliad
    31:05 Rama’s Compassion Example
    35:07 Q&A Begins
    36:07 Q&A – Opening
    36:59 Q&A – What is Dharma?
    40:55 Q&A – Rama vs Krishna
    45:06 Q&A – Ideal Character in Mahabharata
    47:07 Q&A – Yaksha Prashna
    52:19 Q&A – Why Bhishma & Drona Supported Kauravas?
    53:33 Q&A – Vegetarianism & Spirituality
    55:18 Q&A – Dharma in Modern Context
    1:03:33 Q&A – Dealing with Regret & Anger
    1:07:00 Q&A – Why Krishna Favored Bhishma over Karna?
    1:11:52 Q&A – Strength vs Softness
    1:24:00 Q&A – How to Study Mahabharata
    1:26:02 Q&A – Balancing Responsibilities
    1:30:46 Closing Remarks
    1:32:33 Conclusion & Prayer

    This program is part of the series: The Foundational Texts of Indian Philosophy.
    The Mahabharata, one of India’s greatest epics, offers profound insights into dharma, ethical reasoning, spiritual discipline, and the principles that shape inner harmony. In this series, Swamiji examines the epic through the lens of Vedanta, revealing how its timeless teachings can guide modern life, personal development, and values-based living.

    Speaker: Swami Tattwamayananda
    Start Date: Sunday, November 30, 2025
    Time: 6:00–7:30 p.m. (Pacific Time)
    Format: Online Class (hosted by the Stanford Hindu Students Association)

    Join the livestream on YouTube, or participate via Zoom or Facebook. All are welcome.

    For more information on this series and other programs, please visit:
    👉 https://sfvedanta.org

    Please continue to monitor our website for the latest information, and please email temple@sfvedanta.org for any inquiries.

    Vedanta Society of Northern California
    Contact Us:
    Email: temple@sfvedanta.org
    Website: sfvedanta.org

    1 hr 33 min

  2. 2. Mahabharata: Indian Philosophy of Values

    Episode 2

    Show notes

    Welcome to the opening session of “Mahabharata: Indian Philosophy of Values,” presented by Swami Tattwamayananda.

    0:00 – Introduction: Vyasa and His Contributions
    1:52 – Vyasa’s Physical Appearance & Inner Greatness
    4:13 – Karma Analogy: The Calf Always Finds Its Mother
    8:02 – Dharma & Leadership (Rāja Dharma)
    11:33 – When Dharma Fails: Decline of Civilization
    14:03 – Universal vs Contextual Dharma
    19:21 – Why the Righteous Suffer While Wrongdoers Prosper
    23:34 – Gandhari’s Blindfold & Symbolism
    25:16 – Krishna Explains Parental Duty to Gandhari
    30:34 – Introduction to the Yaksha Prashna
    36:20 – Pandavas Reach the Lake
    38:58 – Yudhishthira Meets the Yaksha
    41:14 – Yaksha Prashna Begins
    42:19 – The Greatest Wonder (People See Death Yet Think They Are Immortal)
    50:10 – Who Is Truly Wealthy? (The Wealth of Punya)
    ✅ Q&A Section (Condensed)
    53:07 – Q&A Begins
    53:14 – Why Vyasa Felt Inner Emptiness (Despondency Story)
    55:55 – Narada’s Teaching & Birth of the Bhagavata Purana
    59:12 – Lessons from Gandhari’s Story
    1:01:36 – Dharma & Empathy (Anukrosha)
    1:06:04 – Misapplied Dharma (Prithviraj Chauhan Example)
    1:11:28 – Did Bhishma Fail in Dharma?
    1:12:40 – How Association with Adharma Clouds Judgment
    1:16:00 – What Is “Statecraft” (Rāja Dharma)?
    1:18:16 – Draupadi’s Prayer and Surrender to Krishna
    1:21:01 – How to Approach Reading the Mahabharata
    1:24:08 – Closing Remarks

    This program is part of the series: The Foundational Texts of Indian Philosophy.
    The Mahabharata, one of India’s greatest epics, offers profound insights into dharma, ethical reasoning, spiritual discipline, and the principles that shape inner harmony. In this series, Swamiji examines the epic through the lens of Vedanta, revealing how its timeless teachings can guide modern life, personal development, and values-based living.

    Speaker: Swami Tattwamayananda
    Start Date: Sunday, November 30, 2025
    Time: 6:00–7:30 p.m. (Pacific Time)
    Format: Online Class (hosted by the Stanford Hindu Students Association)

    Join the livestream on YouTube, or participate via Zoom or Facebook. All are welcome.

    For more information on this series and other programs, please visit:
    👉 https://sfvedanta.org

    Please continue to monitor our website for the latest information, and please email temple@sfvedanta.org for any inquiries.

    Vedanta Society of Northern California
    Contact Us:
    Email: temple@sfvedanta.org
    Website: sfvedanta.org

    1 hr 25 min

  3. 3. Mahabharata: Indian Philosophy of Values

    Episode 3

    Show notes

    Welcome to the opening session of “Mahabharata: Indian Philosophy of Values,” presented by Swami Tattwamayananda.

    00:00 Mahabharata and Vyasa: Foundations of Indian Philosophy
    01:29 Dharma and Karma Explained in Mahabharata
    03:43 Law of Karma: Why Actions Have Consequences
    06:23 Yaksha Prashna: Test of Yudhishthira’s Wisdom
    07:11 Lord Krishna as the Ideal of Dharma
    15:35 The Greatest Wonder: Why Humans Forget Death
    20:04 Morality vs Dharma: Legal, Ethical, and Spiritual Truth
    23:15 How to Practice Dharma: Learning from Great Souls
    30:33 The Greatest Wealth According to Mahabharata
    36:45 Yudhishthira’s Final Test: Dharma Over Family
    42:18 Dharma as the Soul of Civilization
    51:22 Q&A: Diet, Ethics, Krishna, and Practical Dharma

    This program is part of the series: The Foundational Texts of Indian Philosophy.
    The Mahabharata, one of India’s greatest epics, offers profound insights into dharma, ethical reasoning, spiritual discipline, and the principles that shape inner harmony. In this series, Swamiji examines the epic through the lens of Vedanta, revealing how its timeless teachings can guide modern life, personal development, and values-based living.

    Speaker: Swami Tattwamayananda
    Start Date: Sunday, November 30, 2025
    Time: 6:00–7:30 p.m. (Pacific Time)
    Format: Online Class (hosted by the Stanford Hindu Students Association)

    Join the livestream on YouTube, or participate via Zoom or Facebook. All are welcome.

    For more information on this series and other programs, please visit:
    👉 https://sfvedanta.org

    Please continue to monitor our website for the latest information, and please email temple@sfvedanta.org for any inquiries.

    Vedanta Society of Northern California
    Contact Us:
    Email: temple@sfvedanta.org
    Website: sfvedanta.org

    1 hr 21 min

  4. 4. Mahabharata: Indian Philosophy of Values

    Episode 4

    Show notes

    Welcome to the opening session of “Mahabharata: Indian Philosophy of Values,” presented by Swami Tattwamayananda.

    00:00 – Opening Instructions and Call Guidelines
    Housekeeping notes and meeting flow
    00:30 – Introduction: Mahabharata and Human Values
    Focus on philosophy, values, and lived wisdom
    00:45 – Yaksha–Yudhishthira Dialogue Explained
    Wisdom, detachment, equanimity, and moral clarity
    01:32 – Introduction to Anugita (Later Teachings of the Mahabharata)
    Context within Ashvamedha Parva
    02:42 – Ashvamedha Yajna and the Meaning of Royal Charity
    Ritual, generosity, and social responsibility
    03:55 – The Mongoose (Manguṣa) Appears
    A mysterious interruption during the sacrifice
    06:09 – Why the Mongoose Criticizes the King’s Charity
    Outer charity vs inner sacrifice
    07:29 – Story of the Poor Brahmin During the Famine
    Radical generosity in extreme poverty
    09:44 – Feeding the Guest at the Cost of One’s Own Life
    Family sacrifice and spiritual purity
    12:04 – Why the Mongoose Turned Half Golden
    Sanctity of intention, not magnitude of charity
    13:16 – True Charity Depends on Inner Renunciation
    Mind, sacrifice, and moral worth
    17:28 – Another Mahabharata Episode on Misguided Charity
    Why feeding thousands daily can reflect poor governance
    20:02 – Bhagavad Gita in the Mahabharata Context
    Why Arjuna needed Krishna’s teaching
    22:19 – Why Krishna Refused to Repeat the Gita
    Temporary clarity vs permanent transformation
    25:05 – Lesson: Spiritual Knowledge Must Be Assimilated
    Practice, effort, and inner evolution
    🛤️ Mahaprasthana Parva: The Great Journey
    28:45 – Introduction to Mahaprasthana (The Great Journey)
    Symbolism of the final ascent
    30:04 – Dharma, Artha, Kama, and Moksha Explained
    Stages of human evolution
    33:15 – Pandavas’ Final Journey Toward the Himalayas
    Draupadi and brothers fall one by one
    35:11 – The Dog Accompanying Yudhishthira
    Dharma in disguise
    35:53 – Refusal to Enter Heaven Without the Dog
    Supreme test of righteousness
    36:05 – Dog Revealed as Dharma Itself
    Final affirmation of moral integrity
    🌿 Renunciation, Death, and Inner Contentment
    37:05 – Krishna’s Departure and the End of an Era
    Beginning of Kali Yuga
    38:30 – Giving Up Power, Wealth, and Identity
    Symbolism of bark garments
    40:00 – Letting Go of What Is Most Precious
    Arjuna’s divine weapons and renunciation
    42:48 – Inner Contentment as the Mark of Spiritual Greatness
    Facing death without fear
    44:24 – Why Yudhishthira Never Looked Back
    Dharma as unwavering forward movement
    🌍 Comparative Reflections and World Literature
    46:05 – Mahabharata and Dostoevsky Compared
    Human conflict across civilizations
    49:42 – Prince Myshkin and Awareness of Death
    Transformation through certainty of mortality
    52:12 – Potential for Spiritual Change in Every Human Being
    Redemption, repentance, and renewal
    💬 Q&A Session
    55:28 – Question: Flaws of Characters and Practicing Perfect Dharma
    Human limitations and Krishna’s model
    56:18 – Dharma as Spiritual Common Sense
    Universal vs situational ethics
    58:10 – Ahimsa Without Wisdom Can Be Dangerous
    Historical and moral examples
    1:00:05 – Why Dharma Must Be Contextual
    Krishna’s realism and world teaching
    1:03:00 – Question: Why Arjuna Fell Back After Krishna’s Vision
    Capacity, preparation, and spiritual maturity
    1:06:23 – Karma Yoga for Everyday Life
    Applying Gita in modern professional life
    1:10:09 – Question: Does Charity by the Wealthy Have Value?
    Clarifying the Mongoose story’s intent
    1:12:04 – Question: Time, Cycles, and the Mahabharata
    Linear vs cyclical understanding of time
    1:14:22 – Yugas and the Cyclic Nature of Civilization
    Decline and renewal across ages
    1:21:02 – Question: Reverence for Animals in Spiritual Traditions
    Symbolism, compassion, and inner awakening

    This program is part of the series: The Foundational Texts of Indian Philosophy.
    The Mahabharata, one of India’s greatest epics, offers profound insights into dharma, ethical reasoning, spiritual discipline, and the principles that shape inner harmony. In this series, Swamiji examines the epic through the lens of Vedanta, revealing how its timeless teachings can guide modern life, personal development, and values-based living.

    Speaker: Swami Tattwamayananda
    Start Date: Sunday, November 30, 2025
    Time: 6:00–7:30 p.m. (Pacific Time)
    Format: Online Class (hosted by the Stanford Hindu Students Association)

    Join the livestream on YouTube, or participate via Zoom or Facebook. All are welcome.

    For more information on this series and other programs, please visit:
    👉 https://sfvedanta.org

    Please continue to monitor our website for the latest information, and please email temple@sfvedanta.org for any inquiries.

    Vedanta Society of Northern California
    Contact Us:
    Email: temple@sfvedanta.org
    Website: sfvedanta.org

    1 hr 31 min

  5. 5. Mahabharata: Indian Philosophy of Values

    Episode 5

    Show notes

    Welcome to the opening session of “Mahabharata: Indian Philosophy of Values,” presented by Swami Tattwamayananda.

    This program is part of the series: The Foundational Texts of Indian Philosophy.
    The Mahabharata, one of India’s greatest epics, offers profound insights into dharma, ethical reasoning, spiritual discipline, and the principles that shape inner harmony. In this series, Swamiji examines the epic through the lens of Vedanta, revealing how its timeless teachings can guide modern life, personal development, and values-based living.

    Speaker: Swami Tattwamayananda
    Start Date: Sunday, November 30, 2025
    Time: 6:00–7:30 p.m. (Pacific Time)
    Format: Online Class (hosted by the Stanford Hindu Students Association)

    Join the livestream on YouTube, or participate via Zoom or Facebook. All are welcome.

    For more information on this series and other programs, please visit:
    👉 https://sfvedanta.org

    Please continue to monitor our website for the latest information, and please email temple@sfvedanta.org for any inquiries.

    Vedanta Society of Northern California
    Contact Us:
    Email: temple@sfvedanta.org
    Website: sfvedanta.org

    1 hr 4 min

  6. 6. Mahabharata: Indian Philosophy of Values

    Episode 6

    Show notes

    Welcome to the opening session of “Mahabharata: Indian Philosophy of Values,” presented by Swami Tattwamayananda.

    This program is part of the series: The Foundational Texts of Indian Philosophy.
    The Mahabharata, one of India’s greatest epics, offers profound insights into dharma, ethical reasoning, spiritual discipline, and the principles that shape inner harmony. In this series, Swamiji examines the epic through the lens of Vedanta, revealing how its timeless teachings can guide modern life, personal development, and values-based living.

    Speaker: Swami Tattwamayananda
    Start Date: Sunday, November 30, 2025
    Time: 6:00–7:30 p.m. (Pacific Time)
    Format: Online Class (hosted by the Stanford Hindu Students Association)

    Join the livestream on YouTube, or participate via Zoom or Facebook. All are welcome.

    For more information on this series and other programs, please visit:
    👉 https://sfvedanta.org

    Please continue to monitor our website for the latest information, and please email temple@sfvedanta.org for any inquiries.

    Vedanta Society of Northern California
    Contact Us:
    Email: temple@sfvedanta.org
    Website: sfvedanta.org

    1 hr 10 min

  7. 7. Mahabharata: Indian Philosophy of Values

    Episode 7

    Show notes

    Welcome to the opening session of “Mahabharata: Indian Philosophy of Values,” presented by Swami Tattwamayananda.

    This program is part of the series: The Foundational Texts of Indian Philosophy.
    The Mahabharata, one of India’s greatest epics, offers profound insights into dharma, ethical reasoning, spiritual discipline, and the principles that shape inner harmony. In this series, Swamiji examines the epic through the lens of Vedanta, revealing how its timeless teachings can guide modern life, personal development, and values-based living.

    Speaker: Swami Tattwamayananda
    Start Date: Sunday, November 30, 2025
    Time: 6:00–7:30 p.m. (Pacific Time)
    Format: Online Class (hosted by the Stanford Hindu Students Association)

    Join the livestream on YouTube, or participate via Zoom or Facebook. All are welcome.

    For more information on this series and other programs, please visit:
    👉 https://sfvedanta.org

    Please continue to monitor our website for the latest information, and please email temple@sfvedanta.org for any inquiries.

    Vedanta Society of Northern California
    Contact Us:
    Email: temple@sfvedanta.org
    Website: sfvedanta.org

    1 hr 27 min

  8. 9. Mahabharata: Indian Philosophy of Values

    Episode 9

    Show notes

    Welcome to the opening session of “Mahabharata: Indian Philosophy of Values,” presented by Swami Tattwamayananda.

    This program is part of the series: The Foundational Texts of Indian Philosophy.
    The Mahabharata, one of India’s greatest epics, offers profound insights into dharma, ethical reasoning, spiritual discipline, and the principles that shape inner harmony. In this series, Swamiji examines the epic through the lens of Vedanta, revealing how its timeless teachings can guide modern life, personal development, and values-based living.

    Speaker: Swami Tattwamayananda
    Start Date: Sunday, November 30, 2025
    Time: 6:00–7:30 p.m. (Pacific Time)
    Format: Online Class (hosted by the Stanford Hindu Students Association)

    Join the livestream on YouTube, or participate via Zoom or Facebook. All are welcome.

    For more information on this series and other programs, please visit:
    👉 https://sfvedanta.org

    Please continue to monitor our website for the latest information, and please email temple@sfvedanta.org for any inquiries.

    Vedanta Society of Northern California
    Contact Us:
    Email: temple@sfvedanta.org
    Website: sfvedanta.org

    1 hr 22 min

  9. 8. Mahabharata: Indian Philosophy of Values

    Episode 8

    Show notes

    Welcome to the opening session of “Mahabharata: Indian Philosophy of Values,” presented by Swami Tattwamayananda.

    This program is part of the series: The Foundational Texts of Indian Philosophy.
    The Mahabharata, one of India’s greatest epics, offers profound insights into dharma, ethical reasoning, spiritual discipline, and the principles that shape inner harmony. In this series, Swamiji examines the epic through the lens of Vedanta, revealing how its timeless teachings can guide modern life, personal development, and values-based living.

    Speaker: Swami Tattwamayananda
    Start Date: Sunday, November 30, 2025
    Time: 6:00–7:30 p.m. (Pacific Time)
    Format: Online Class (hosted by the Stanford Hindu Students Association)

    Join the livestream on YouTube, or participate via Zoom or Facebook. All are welcome.

    For more information on this series and other programs, please visit:
    👉 https://sfvedanta.org

    Please continue to monitor our website for the latest information, and please email temple@sfvedanta.org for any inquiries.

    Vedanta Society of Northern California
    Contact Us:
    Email: temple@sfvedanta.org
    Website: sfvedanta.org

    1 hr 23 min

  10. 10. Mahabharata: Indian Philosophy of Values | Swami Tattwamayananda

    Episode 10

    Show notes

    Welcome to the session of “Mahabharata: Indian Philosophy of Values,” presented by Swami Tattwamayananda.

    This program is part of the series: The Foundational Texts of Indian Philosophy.

    The Mahabharata, one of India’s greatest epics, offers profound insights into dharma, ethical reasoning, spiritual discipline, and the principles that shape inner harmony. In this series, Swamiji examines the epic through the lens of Vedanta, revealing how its timeless teachings can guide modern life, personal development, and values-based living.

    Speaker: Swami Tattwamayananda

    Every Sundays at 6 pm PST.

    Time: 6:00–7:30 p.m. (Pacific Time)

    Format: Online Class (hosted by the Stanford Hindu Students Association)

    For more information on this series and other programs, please visit:
    👉 https://sfvedanta.org/

    #Mahabharata #IndianPhilosophy #Vedanta #SwamiTattwamayananda #HinduPhilosophy #Dharma #VedicWisdom #Spirituality #SanatanaDharma #EthicsAndValues #IndianEpics #FoundationalTextsOfIndianPhilosophy

    Please continue to monitor our website for the latest information, and please email temple@sfvedanta.org for any inquiries.

    Vedanta Society of Northern California
    Contact Us:
    Email: temple@sfvedanta.org
    Website: sfvedanta.org

    1 hr 13 min

  11. 11. Mahabharata: Indian Philosophy of Values | Swami Tattwamayananda

    Episode 11

    Show notes

    Welcome to the session of “Mahabharata: Indian Philosophy of Values,” presented by Swami Tattwamayananda.
    This program is part of the series: The Foundational Texts of Indian Philosophy.
    The Mahabharata, one of India’s greatest epics, offers profound insights into dharma, ethical reasoning, spiritual discipline, and the principles that shape inner harmony. In this series, Swamiji examines the epic through the lens of Vedanta, revealing how its timeless teachings can guide modern life, personal development, and values-based living.
    Speaker: Swami Tattwamayananda
    Every Sundays at 6 pm PST.
    Time: 6:00–7:30 p.m. (Pacific Time)
    Format: Online Class (hosted by the Stanford Hindu Students Association)
    For more information on this series and other programs, please visit:
    👉 https://sfvedanta.org/
    #Mahabharata #IndianPhilosophy #Vedanta #SwamiTattwamayananda #HinduPhilosophy #Dharma #VedicWisdom #Spirituality #SanatanaDharma #EthicsAndValues #IndianEpics #FoundationalTextsOfIndianPhilosophy
    Please continue to monitor our website for the latest information, and please email temple@sfvedanta.org for any inquiries.

    Vedanta Society of Northern California
    Contact Us:
    Email: temple@sfvedanta.org
    Website: sfvedanta.org

    1 hr 30 min

  12. 12. Mahabharata: Indian Philosophy of Values | Swami Tattwamayananda

    Episode 12

    Show notes

    Welcome to the session of “Mahabharata: Indian Philosophy of Values,” presented by Swami Tattwamayananda.
    This program is part of the series: The Foundational Texts of Indian Philosophy.
    The Mahabharata, one of India’s greatest epics, offers profound insights into dharma, ethical reasoning, spiritual discipline, and the principles that shape inner harmony. In this series, Swamiji examines the epic through the lens of Vedanta, revealing how its timeless teachings can guide modern life, personal development, and values-based living.
    Speaker: Swami Tattwamayananda
    Every Sundays at 6 pm PST.
    Time: 6:00–7:30 p.m. (Pacific Time)
    Format: Online Class (hosted by the Stanford Hindu Students Association)
    For more information on this series and other programs, please visit:
    👉 https://sfvedanta.org/
    #Mahabharata #IndianPhilosophy #Vedanta #SwamiTattwamayananda #HinduPhilosophy #Dharma #VedicWisdom #Spirituality #SanatanaDharma #EthicsAndValues #IndianEpics #FoundationalTextsOfIndianPhilosophy
    Please continue to monitor our website for the latest information, and please email temple@sfvedanta.org for any inquiries.

    Vedanta Society of Northern California
    Contact Us:
    Email: temple@sfvedanta.org
    Website: sfvedanta.org

    1 hr 19 min

  13. 13. Mahabharata: Indian Philosophy of Values | Swami Tattwamayananda

    Episode 13

    Show notes

    Welcome to the session of “Mahabharata: Indian Philosophy of Values,” presented by Swami Tattwamayananda.
    This program is part of the series: The Foundational Texts of Indian Philosophy.
    The Mahabharata, one of India’s greatest epics, offers profound insights into dharma, ethical reasoning, spiritual discipline, and the principles that shape inner harmony. In this series, Swamiji examines the epic through the lens of Vedanta, revealing how its timeless teachings can guide modern life, personal development, and values-based living.
    Speaker: Swami Tattwamayananda
    Every Sundays at 6 pm PST.
    Time: 6:00–7:30 p.m. (Pacific Time)
    Format: Online Class (hosted by the Stanford Hindu Students Association)
    For more information on this series and other programs, please visit:
    👉 https://sfvedanta.org/
    #Mahabharata #IndianPhilosophy #Vedanta #SwamiTattwamayananda #HinduPhilosophy #Dharma #VedicWisdom #Spirituality #SanatanaDharma #EthicsAndValues #IndianEpics #FoundationalTextsOfIndianPhilosophy
    Please continue to monitor our website for the latest information, and please email temple@sfvedanta.org for any inquiries.

    Vedanta Society of Northern California
    Contact Us:
    Email: temple@sfvedanta.org
    Website: sfvedanta.org

    1 hr 25 min

  14. 14. Mahabharata: Indian Philosophy of Values | Swami Tattwamayananda

    Episode 14

    Show notes

    Welcome to the session of “Mahabharata: Indian Philosophy of Values,” presented by Swami Tattwamayananda.
    This program is part of the series: The Foundational Texts of Indian Philosophy.
    The Mahabharata, one of India’s greatest epics, offers profound insights into dharma, ethical reasoning, spiritual discipline, and the principles that shape inner harmony. In this series, Swamiji examines the epic through the lens of Vedanta, revealing how its timeless teachings can guide modern life, personal development, and values-based living.
    Speaker: Swami Tattwamayananda
    Every Sundays at 6 pm PST.
    Time: 6:00–7:30 p.m. (Pacific Time)
    Format: Online Class (hosted by the Stanford Hindu Students Association)
    For more information on this series and other programs, please visit:
    👉 https://sfvedanta.org/
    #Mahabharata #IndianPhilosophy #Vedanta #SwamiTattwamayananda #HinduPhilosophy #Dharma #VedicWisdom #Spirituality #SanatanaDharma #EthicsAndValues #IndianEpics #FoundationalTextsOfIndianPhilosophy
    Please continue to monitor our website for the latest information, and please email temple@sfvedanta.org for any inquiries.

    Vedanta Society of Northern California
    Contact Us:
    Email: temple@sfvedanta.org
    Website: sfvedanta.org

    1 hr 23 min

  15. 15. Mahabharata: Indian Philosophy of Values | Swami Tattwamayananda

    Episode 15

    Show notes

    Welcome to the session of “Mahabharata: Indian Philosophy of Values,” presented by Swami Tattwamayananda.
    This program is part of the series: The Foundational Texts of Indian Philosophy.
    The Mahabharata, one of India’s greatest epics, offers profound insights into dharma, ethical reasoning, spiritual discipline, and the principles that shape inner harmony. In this series, Swamiji examines the epic through the lens of Vedanta, revealing how its timeless teachings can guide modern life, personal development, and values-based living.
    Speaker: Swami Tattwamayananda
    Every Sundays at 6 pm PST.
    Time: 6:00–7:30 p.m. (Pacific Time)
    Format: Online Class (hosted by the Stanford Hindu Students Association)
    For more information on this series and other programs, please visit:
    👉 https://sfvedanta.org/
    #Mahabharata #IndianPhilosophy #Vedanta #SwamiTattwamayananda #HinduPhilosophy #Dharma #VedicWisdom #Spirituality #SanatanaDharma #EthicsAndValues #IndianEpics #FoundationalTextsOfIndianPhilosophy
    Please continue to monitor our website for the latest information, and please email temple@sfvedanta.org for any inquiries.

    Vedanta Society of Northern California
    Contact Us:
    Email: temple@sfvedanta.org
    Website: sfvedanta.org

    1 hr 19 min

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