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Ashish Dalela, is an acclaimed author of several books that explain Vedic philosophy in a rational, scientific, and accessible manner. His books show how Vedic philosophy is important to describing matter compatible with the existence of soul and God. They also show how an alternative understanding of matter is necessary to solve the central problems of modern science.
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In this discussion on  20 February  2022 at the Institute for Science and Spirituality Delhi,  Ashish Dalela answers questions on the history of the intellectual tradition in India, what the turning points were and why some doctrines are more compatible with Western thought than others, due to their ontological similarity.

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Discussion on Vedic Philosophy and Science - Feb 20, 2022
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In this discussion on  13 February  2022 at the Institute for Science and Spirituality Delhi,  Ashish Dalela answers questions on the nature of proof and epistemology in Vedic and Western philosophy. The two paradigms are compared and contrasted. 

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Discussion on Vedic Philosophy and Science - Feb 13 2022
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This short clip is taken from the Shabda Podcast #9 ("What is God", season 2, episode 9, September 2020) with Ashish Dalela.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y4zis...

Relevant book:
The Science of God: The Twelve Principles of Perfection
https://press.shabda.co/publications/...

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Why Reality Has Many Levels
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In this discussion on  6 February  2022 at the Institute for Science and Spirituality Delhi,  Ashish Dalela answers questions on topics related to Vedic Science and Philosophy, as well as Western thinking. The two paradigms are compared and contrasted. 

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Discussion on Vedic Philosophy and Science - Feb 6, 2022
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What types of non-dual knowledge exist and how does non-duality differ from the duality of the material world?

This short clip is taken from the Shabda Podcast #9 ("What is God", season 2, episode 9, September 2020) with Ashish Dalela.
https://youtu.be/ZZRNo27AjYA

Relevant book:
The Science of God: The Twelve Principles of Perfection
https://press.shabda.co/publications/the-science-of-god/

 #whatisgod #nonduality
The Nature of Non-Dual Knowledge
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Most people don't ask what we mean when we talk about God, but go directly to God's identity: Who is God? But the Vedic scriptures also talk about what is God. For instance, the Srimad Bhagavatam presents God as jnanam advayam (nondual knowledge). What is that nondual knowledge and how does it differ from dual knowledge?

This short clip is taken from the Shabda Podcast #9 ("What is God", season 2, episode 9, September 2020) with Ashish Dalela.
https://youtu.be/ZZRNo27AjYA

Relevant book:
The Science of God: The Twelve Principles of Perfection
https://press.shabda.co/publications/the-science-of-god/

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y4zisoT8JDk

 #whatisgod #nonduality
Ask What is God before Who is God
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  • Dharmopapattesća
    Replies: 2 Namaste Ashishji, Hope you are well! I am studying “Conceiving the Inconceivable “, and am having some trouble understanding Dharmopapattesća. When we say that there is no external cause for the jeeva to make a certain kind of choice, are we saying that this choice is ultimately the result… Read more »
  • How Free is the ‘Free Will’
    Replies: 9 Hare Krishna prabhuji Speaking about free will from our Vedic perspective, we know form Gita 3.27 that actually the three modes are only the doers, what we identify as our doing is only the Svabhav acquired under modes ,5.14. So is my understanding correct? Read more »
  • Explaining how Brahman, Allah, YHWH is the same only one God.
    Replies: 6 Ashish, I need your help in my fb group, explaining how Brahman, Allah, YHWH is the same only one God. Can you help me  with your knowledge in my fb group, please Exodus: Jews from Indus Valley India travel to Israel https://www.facebook.com/groups/267580128854014   Read more »
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