Ome Asatoma Sadgamaya

Tamasoma Jotyrgamay

Mritiuruma amritangamamay

Oam Shanti Shantay

Shanti

We are studying the Panchadashi

which has 15 chapters on Vedantham.

I pointed out that the chapters are more or less

standalone.

So if you come in at the beginning of any one of the chapters, you are okay.

And we are beginning the third chapter now.

Each of them teaches Vedantah in its unique way.

I mean there are 15 different chapters giving the same teaching.

What I mean is you should of course study the book from beginning to end.

But even if you do not, if you study, take up a particular chapter and study it,

you will still get a very good snapshot of Vedantah.

And this book is sort of intermediate. It's not basic like, say, Vedantasara or Drigrisya Vivek or even Apulokshanubuti which we are doing, it's not very advanced either.

It's sort of in between.

And the chapter that we have taken up is the third one.

We have completed the first chapter and second I skipped for certain reasons third one we have taken it up the

third one is very sharp and very yes oh this I think there is space there are

two or three spaces there come come to go straight there straight then. Yes, you can go around that.

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