" Dharma is not a religious dogma, it is an infinite collection of laws dedicated to the
sustenance of all that has been, is, and will be."
" Dharma is not a religious dogma, it is an infinite collection of laws dedicated to the
sustenance of all that has been, is, and will be."
" Dharma is not a religious dogma, it is an infinite collection of laws dedicated to the
sustenance of all that has been, is, and will be."
Born in a traditional Vaishnav family in Leicester, England in the summer of 1994, Shukācharya Ji was blessed to be born into a confluence of both the East and the West. With the blessings of his parents, Shukācharya Ji showed early signs of his Adhyatmic aptitude, and while pursuing his formal education, Shukācharya Ji developed a profound interest in Dharmic scriptures and the Vedangas, the six auxiliary disciplines of the Vedas.
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The goal of our video series is to provide all those who wish to learn and understand the Vedic scriptures, in a simple yet precise manner, an opportunity to do so with modern examples, fit for their lives today.
" Experiential perception of your own ultimate Self is the goal. Scriptures, discipline, and austerities are but secondary auxiliaries. "
" Dharma is not a religious dogma, it is an infinite collection of laws dedicated to the sustenance of all that has been, is, and will be. "
" Time will devour everything eventually.
Our aim is to realize the Timeless. "
" There is no power greater than purity, no gift greater than knowledge, and no attainment greater than freedom. "
" Belief without experience is the doorway to rigidity, ignorance, and fanaticism. "
" Speak to yourself every day,
it may well be the only decent
conversation
you have that day. "
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