Vedanta Talks - Swami Sarvapriyananda Gospel | Chapter 5: Oct 27, 1882 (Part 3) | Swami Sarvapriyananda
Jan 6, 2026
Swami Sarvapriyananda explores the diverse paths of jnana, bhakti, and yoga, revealing their shared essence. He contrasts ordinary ignorance with the transcendence of jnani reasoning and the devotional view of the world as God's glory. Personalizing the impersonal, he discusses the significance of relationships in devotion, highlighting different attitudes like friendship and motherhood. The rich tapestry of yogic traditions is woven into his narrative, showcasing the harmony of various spiritual paths and their impact on our understanding of existence.
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Three Paths, One Reality
- Jnana, yoga and bhakti name the same one reality from different perspectives.
- The apparent differences hide an underlying oneness: Brahman, Atman and Bhagavan are one reality.
Neti Neti Leads To Conviction
- The jnani uses neti neti to dismiss appearances and reach samadhi.
- True knowledge is the unwavering conviction that Brahman alone is real and the world is dreamlike.
Devotion Treats The World As Divine
- Bhaktas accept waking reality as manifestation of God's power and glory.
- Advanced devotees may see the universe and jivas as nothing other than God himself.
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