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Sat 06 Jun 2026

8:00 AM - 9:00 AM (IST)

Brahmavid Ashirvada Paddhati of Vidyaranya

Brahmavid Ashirvada Paddhati of Vidyaranya is a profound meditative and assertive exposition of Advaita Vedanta. In this text, the seeker engaged in Jnana Yoga undertakes a contemplative process of affirming the non-dual identity of Jiva and Brahman. Through a series of deeply reflective declarations, the sadhaka systematically negates the limiting attributes associated with individuality — such as identification with the body, mind, senses, and intellect — and gradually abides in the awareness of one’s true nature as Parabrahman. The work thus serves not merely as a philosophical treatise, but as a practical guide to Advaitic contemplation and inner transformation.

In the upcoming talk, Prof. C. S. R. Prabhu will explore the spiritual depth and contemplative methodology embedded in Brahmavid Ashirvada Paddhati. The lecture will highlight how Vidyaranya employs meditative assertions as a means of transcending Jivatva and realizing the supreme non-dual reality. Drawing from the rich tradition of Advaita Vedanta, the session promises to provide valuable insights into the experiential dimensions of self-knowledge and the inward journey from individuality to Brahman-consciousness.

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Prof C S R Prabhu

Prof. C S R Prabhu is an eminent scientist who held prestigious positions in Government and professional bodies. He was Director General of National Informatics Center (NIC), Government of India at New Delhi, and headed Computer Society of India’s Hyderabad Chapter and presently the Chairman of ACM Hyderabad Deccan Chapter. He authored 16 books of which 12 are in cutting edge subjects such as Fog Computing and Big Data Analytics. He founded and heads Vishwa Yoga Vidhapeeth and has taught Yoga globally. He has conducted research both in Computer Science and Sanskrit texts and authored research level books in all the above areas. He developed Dharma Yoga as a Common Framework for all Religions and Science.