Acharya Tadany

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Acharya Tadany Acharya Tadany revealed that the entire Hindu scriptural tradition (Vedas, Upanishads, Gītā, Puranas) can be reduced to “six eternal questions” that every human being is unconsciously asking:   1) Who am I really? (jīva-svarūpam)   2) What is this ever-changing world? (jagat-svarūpam)   3) Who or what is God/Creator? (īśvara-svarūpam)   4) Why do I constantly suffer fear …

Acharya Tadany In today’s second class, Acharya Tadany analyzed every illusion we have about “security” and “pleasure”. Everything we chase (money, relationships, health, likes, even good karma) is just a more sophisticated form of slavery, because we become prisoners of both its presence (fear of losing it) and its absence (fear of never having it).  Artha gives us money but …

By Acharya Tadany In this first class of Tattva Bodha, Acharya Tadany showed that every living being shares four basic drives, i.e., food, sleep, fear/security, and reproduction, but only humans have the unique gift (or curse) of self-consciousness and self-judgment.  This extra capacity gives us the ability to set goals and ask “Is this all there is?”, which is the …

Today is my birthday. So, on this singular day, when this body chose to manifest on this magnificent planet, even before celebrating the path already walked, I bow before everyone who made each step possible. I say it because I stand firmly now because many before me carried the weight. Their lives, visible and invisible, known and unknown, flow through …

By Acharya Tadany On the occasion of my birthday. Why-we-cannot-see-the-waking-world-as-Mithya-even-after-studying-Vedanta_Acharya-Tadany_Birthday-Message_30th-November-2025

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and, unwillingly, the fountain of tears opened from the faucet of her eyes, pouring down her face. When the first sobs began to reach her throat, before turning into an audible lament, she suppressed them, swallowed them fiercely, because she didn’t want the children to see her crying, or perhaps didn’t want to show her helplessness before the fears haunting …

Life is made of moments, and in each person’s individual kaleidoscope, the most intense events are the ones that carve the deepest memories into the psyche. However, by their dual nature, such memories have two paths: one is paved with magnificent, dazzling, and inspiring recollections of glorious moments, while the other is strewn with discouraging, insensitive, and horrifying memories of …