Podcast details
There is Only One God
A discourse on the singular, formless nature of God and divine manifestations.
"There is only one God; there are no two Gods. That one God has no name and no form; that is called Brahman."
"Holy Gurujī said, 'One in all and all in one.' Unless we realize this, our endless journey will not end."
The speaker explains the core Vedāntic principle of one unchanging reality (Brahman) present in all atoms, contrasting it with the changing world. He discusses how formless divinity manifests into forms, citing Hindu incarnations and figures like Jesus and Buddha as enlightened beings. The talk emphasizes self-realization of the inner, unchanging Divine as the aim of human life.
Recording location: Czech Republic, Strilky, Summer seminar
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