Vyasa Vedanta
July 30 - August 2
It’s time we come together as a community to explore Unity Consciousness in depth and make this understanding a practical framework from which to experience the greatest expression of Unity in the dynamic times in which we find ourselves.
Our course will be called Vyasa Vedanta, Vyasa being the name of the great master of our tradition, who is also my spiritual namesake. Vyasanand means “the bliss of Vyasa,” and a name I was given for my mastery over the subject of Vyasa’s cognitions.
Veda means “knowledge” or “truth.”
Anta is where we get our English word “end,” meaning the final conclusion.
In our course, I will bring you to the real core of what could be a lifetime of learning and get to the core principles of Vyasa’s teaching about the value of Unity Consciousness:
- What is the sequence of the Absolute moving from its unmanifest state in the process of manifesting?
- What is the process of being, becoming, and then into the very manifest, the object world, the forms, the phenomena, the multiplicity, the variability of the world around us?
- How does one directly experience Oneness and wholeness on the move?
- How do we use this understanding to experience life as a moving One, indivisible whole, an ocean of consciousness in motion?
Vedanta is the most beautiful and highest product of Vedic knowledge ever brought to light. It is, in fact, the pinnacle of the Supreme Knowledge that was given to me by my master, Maharishi Mahesh Yogi, and I want to share it with the world of meditators.
This course is designed to go straight to the core of this knowledge.
Prerequisites and Course Outline
We are making a narrow gateway of entry into the course. I will require participants to have completed the following:
- Exploring the Veda, Parts 1-6
- Mastering the Siddhis, Parts 1-6
These prerequisites will ensure that we do not have questions of an intermediate or beginner nature interrupting our favoring of the highest knowledge that the great masters of our Tradition brought to light.
All of this will be covered over a three-night, four-day retreat in Sedona, Arizona.
