Tag Archives: Nisargadatta Maharaj

Community Review: Nisargadatta Maharaj Encounters Unborn Mind Zen

Posted on May 2, 2026 by Vajragoni

There are works that explain, works that compare, and works that comfort. This is none of these.

Nisargadatta Maharaj Encounters Unborn Mind Zen arrives as a deliberate pressure—quiet, steady, and unmistakable—upon the very tendency to conclude. For those already attuned to the Unborn, it will not read as the acquisition of new knowledge, but as an intensification of what has always been present, now refusing to be softened or set aside. read more

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Textual Anchors: Voices of the Upaniṣads

Posted on October 5, 2025 by Vajragoni

Textual Anchors: Voices of the Upaniṣads

Advaita’s strength lies not only in Śaṅkara’s brilliant systematization but in its rootedness in the ancient Upaniṣads, the wellsprings of Indian metaphysics. Let us pause to hear a few of their seminal voices: read more

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Advaita Vedanta & the Self

Posted on March 1, 2022 by Vajragoni

We are now entering into more familiar ground with less emphasis on soul extensions as Advaita Vedanta places them as secondary to the all-encompassing and Cosmic notion of the Self. The Self is synonymous with Ātman or the Absolute Parabrahman. Firstly, let’s break down its etymology: read more

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