8. Katha Upanishad | Mantras 21 - 24

1

Introduction

00:00 • 3min

2

Are We Fit for This Knowledge?

02:35 • 3min

3

Dispassion for the World

05:37 • 2min

4

Upara Sama Dama, Uparati Tisa

07:51 • 3min

5

Sirama Christian Language: Momu Shuto

11:09 • 2min

6

The Intense Desire, Desire for Spiritual Freedom

13:17 • 2min

7

Dispassion to Vedante, Study Vedanta

14:58 • 3min

8

Do You Have Desire?

18:16 • 3min

9

Atra Mins, Atnumer 21.

21:16 • 2min

10

Yama, the Lord of Death, Is One of Those Gods

23:18 • 3min

11

Why Is It Difficult to Understand Anu Reshal Hara?

26:10 • 2min

12

The Meaning of Tharma in Buddhism

28:15 • 3min

13

The Ultimate Reality of the Self?

31:35 • 1min

14

Is There Any Other Boon Equal to This?

32:55 • 1min

15

Why Should One Come Into Spiritual Path?

34:21 • 4min

16

Vevekanda Says, All This Is Maa

38:13 • 3min

17

Yama Says, Ask for Sons and Grandsons, and That Will Be Centenarians

41:22 • 2min

18

The Greatest Tragedies in Human Life

43:23 • 3min

19

Having Elephants, I'm a Superior Monk

46:02 • 3min

20

You Want More Zeros, I'll Give You the One

48:36 • 4min

21

The Great Sage of the Brihazarnecopanishon

52:23 • 1min

22

Is This What My Wealth Will Do for You?

53:52 • 2min

23

The Fourfold Qualifications

56:14 • 3min

24

Dispassion Is Only the Way of Entangling Yours

59:00 • 2min

25

Assimilate a Teaching

01:01:29 • 2min

26

The Paradime Shift

01:03:35 • 3min

27

Assimilation of the Knowledge Gained

01:06:32 • 4min

8. Katha Upanishad | Mantras 21 - 24 | Swami Sarvapriyananda