Liberation in Life C 20 v10 - v14 https://www.yogsadhanashram-usa.org/

Liberation in Life C18 v4 - v9

C19 - Repose in the self v6, v7 & v8 C 20 - Liberation in Life Chapter v1 - v3 https://www.yogsadhanashram-usa.org/

Repose in the self Chapter 19 v1 - v5

Peace C18 v89 - v95 https://www.yogsadhanashram-usa.org/

Peace C18 v85 - v88

Peace C18 v76 - v84

Peace C18 v72 - v75

Peace Chapter18 v66 - v71

Peace Chapter 18 v62 -v66

Peace - Chapter 18 v55 - 61

Peace - Chapter 18 v43 - v48

Peace Chapter 18 V 36- v42

Peace Chapter 18 v29 - v35 https://www.yogsadhanashram-usa.org/zoom-videos

Peace - Chapter 18 v22 - v28 https://www.yogsadhanashram-usa.org/

Peace - Chapter 18 v15 - v21

Peace - Chapter 18v7- v14

Chapter 18 Peace v1- v6

09.10.20 Chapter 17 - The True Knower C17v15 -v20

Chapter 17 - The True Knower v9 - v14

Chapter 14 v2-v8- The True Knower

Special instruction - Chapter 16 v8- c16v11 True Knower - Chapter 17v1

Chapter 15 v2 to V8

Chapter 16 - Special Instruction . v1 - v6

08.06.20 Chapter 15 v16 - C15v20

Chapter 15 v8 - v15

07.16.20 Chapter14 v1-4 & Chapter 15 v1

07 02 20 Chapter 12 Abiding in the self V6 - Chapter 13 Happiness V 1

061820 Chapter 11 Wisdom V1 -V6

060420- Part 2 Detachment Chapter 9v4-8 Here is the summary for the 9th chapter of Ashtavakra... The triple means for self-realization is constituted of Indifference, Equanimity, and Logical reasoning. Each one of these is reinforced by the other two. In fact. All of the three are to be integrally followed at the body, mind, and intellect levels.

060420- Part1 Chapter 9 v4-8 - Detachment

052820 Chapter 8v3 to Chapter 9 v3 Why is it that the blissful experience is denied to the majority of the suffering humanity? The extroverted-ness of the mind, and therefore, the outgoing tendencies of the ego characterize the state of bondage. Ashtavakra recommends a three forked effort in the realization of the seeker's Real Nature. This triple means for self Realisation is constituted of 'Indifference', Equanimity, and logical reasoning.

051420 - Chapter 7 ..The creation and the dissolution of the universe are both illusions of the unsteady mind. To the self, there is neither the anxiety to accept, nor the labor to reject the mind and its imaginary worlds. The ocean of consciousness ever remains the same. https://www.yogsadhanashram-usa.org/

05 07 2002 Chapter 6 v1 to C6 v4 Higher Knowledge A short summary of chapter 6... The Self in the Absolute sense is the theme of discussion in this chapter. The Self is indicated here as the cosmic space and the universe a pot in it; once the Self is realized, the universe cannot condition the Infinite Self. https://www.yogsadhanashram-usa.org/

4302020- chapter 5 Astavakra Samhita Astavakra Gita is a conversation between Raja Janak( Mata Sita's father) and his guru Astavakra in our last Video in chapter 4 we talked about Laya Yog - Laya Yog is a yoga form in which dissolution of self and merging with the Supreme Consciousness are achieved. Laya Yog leads to the state of Samadhi. 4 ways to Dissolution 1. In the continuous confident self-assertion," I am the Infinite Self" dissolve away the matter aggregated. 2. Dissolve the mind and its desire prompted storms within. 3. Negate the universe of names and forms. 4. Dissolve all your intellectual estimates and responses in the steady contemplation of the nature of the self. https://www.yogsadhanashram-usa.org/

04.23.20 Astavakra Samhita C4. V1-6 Chapter 4....one who realized the self in him to be the self everywhere understands the universe as Himself, and Himself as the Lord of the universe. He lives thereafter in perfection, freedom, fearlessness, and ever blessed.

April 9th, 2020 Chapter 2 v 22 to Chapter 3 v5 Astavakra was a Vedic seer and composer of the Astavakra Gita. ... by Adi Shankaracharya. Astavakra Gita is a dialogue between Astavakra and Janaka on the nature of soul, reality, and bondage. It offers a radical version of non-dualistic philosophy. The Gita insists on the complete unreality of the external world and absolute oneness of existence. https://www.yogsadhanashram-usa.org/

061120 Chapter 10 Quietude In this section defining and exploring the significance and spirit of dispassion. Ashtavakra is placing all emphasis upon the seeker's intellect and its attitude towards the world around him