The Vedas
the Vedas, Upaniṣads and their teaching. 37 discourses.
1972
1973
1974
- All That We Take In Through The Five Senses Constitutes Our FoodMay 1974, Brindavan
- A Child Begins To Take Shape Even As It Grows In The Womb Of The MotherMay 1974, Brindavan
- One Who Protects Dharma Will In Turn Be Protected By DharmaMay 1974, Brindavan
- Following The Path Of Dharma Will Always Lead One To VictoryMay 1974, Brindavan
- Strength Arising From One's Own Righteous Conduct Is The Only Meaningful StrengthMay 1974, Brindavan
- Historical Interpretations Of The Name "bharath"May 1974, Brindavan
- Bharath Is Of Vedic Origin And Is A Sacred NameMay 1974, Brindavan
- Different Avathars Are Manifestations Of The One God Without A SecondMay 1974, Brindavan
- God Is Above All Sense Perceptions And Is OmnipresentMay 1974, Brindavan
- One's Learning Is Useless If It Is Not Put Into PracticeMay 1974, Brindavan
- Immortality Can Be Achieved Through Sacrifice OnlyMay 1974, Brindavan
- Rama Is An Avatar Of DharmaMay 1974, Brindavan
- The Lord Is The Embodiment Of Prema And Can Be Contacted Only Through PremaMay 1974, Brindavan
- Brahman Denotes The Totality Of Prajna In The WorldMay 1974, Brindavan
- Words Relating To God Alone Constitute True PoetryMay 1974, Brindavan
- Sath Chith Ananda Are Natural To Every PersonMay 1974, Brindavan
- All Religions Lead To The Same GoalMay 1974, Brindavan
- Karma And Dharma Lead To Realisation Of BrahmanMay 1974, Brindavan
- Man Lives For Himself, For His Family And For The Whole SocietyMay 1974, Brindavan
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1991
- The Vedic Heritage Of India21 May 1991, Brindavan
- Thath Twam Asi - That Thou Art23 May 1991, Brindavan
- Isaavaasya Upanishad - Renunciation And Pleasure24 May 1991, Brindavan
- Kenopanishad25 May 1991, Brindavan
- Prasnopanishad - Answers To The First Student26 May 1991, Brindavan
- Prasnopanishad - Answers To The Second And Third Students27 May 1991, Brindavan
- Taittireya Upanishad30 May 1991, Brindavan
- The Three Forms Of God - Viraat, Hiranyagarbha And Avyaakruta31 May 1991, Brindavan