• Hindu Scriptures Part 3 - Origin of the Upanishads, the nature of their knowledge, the fourteen forms knowledge and the Upavedas

  • May 13 2022
  • Length: 15 mins
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Hindu Scriptures Part 3 - Origin of the Upanishads, the nature of their knowledge, the fourteen forms knowledge and the Upavedas

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  • Welcome to the Hindu Dharma Basics and Beyond podcast. This podcast is based the book Hindu Dharma Basics and Beyond by Swami Viditatmananda Saraswati, one of the most renowned and respected teachers of Vedanta today. It is a compilation of his answers to common questions that people ask about Hindu Dharma.

    Do you have questions or doubts about Hindu religion? Do you want greater clarity on the meaning and significance of various aspects of Hindu religion? Do you feel the need for authentic information to counter false narratives against Hindu religion? Do you wish to live a life that is free from all types of suffering? If yes, then this podcast will give you authentic knowledge covering broad topics on Hinduism, the Vedic wisdom.

    This episode answers 4 questions

    What is the origin of the Upaniśads?

    What is the nature of the knowledge revealed in the Upanishads?

    You can write to Swamini Tattvavidyananda @ hindudharmabasics@gmail.com for any clarifications regarding this episode.

    You can connect to Swami Viditatmananda on

    Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/SwamiViditat...

    Youtube - https://www.youtube.com/user/2010arsha
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