
Bhashya
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Sep 15, 2026
Ch06-29-Shrimad Bhagavad Gita
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24:10BinduHOST
domain, Sabda Brahman, operates.
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24:17BinduHOST
The core positions in the Bhashya, if you look at it, Purva Abhyasena Hriyate
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24:25BinduHOST
is the mechanics of irresistible pull, which Shankaracharya explains as the mechanics of how the previous life's Abhyasa pulls the Yoga
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24:37BinduHOST
Brashta irresistibly.
Ch06-26-Shrimad Bhagavad Gita
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68:46BinduHOST
What were you saying, Sweeney?
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68:50SriniUNKNOWN
I was saying that such a great reassurance in Shankar Bhashya.
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68:53SriniUNKNOWN
I think the Bhashya is awesome.
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68:56SriniUNKNOWN
It's directly as if that sloka is in the Vashya form.
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69:02SriniUNKNOWN
Vashya is also very beautiful.
Ch06-22-Shrimad Bhagavad Gita
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22:19BinduHOST
the experience is happening across all beings.
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22:28BinduHOST
From the Bhashya point of
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22:32BinduHOST
view, there he,
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22:37BinduHOST
Shankaracharya says that This has a far deeper than the psychological empathetic
Aleksandar Uskokov, "Deciphering the Hidden Meaning: Language and the Highest Good in Early Advaita Vedānta" (Oxford UP, 2026)
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28:02Aleksandar UskokovGUEST
A second great foil was a Vedantin whose name seems to have been Bhartriprapanca, a Bhida, Bhida Vadín who wrote a commentary on the Brihadaranyaka Upanishad, a long commentary.
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28:13Aleksandar UskokovGUEST
We trust Ananda Giri's commentary on Shankara's Bashyas, who wrote a very long commentary on the Madhyandina text and not necessarily on the text of the Upanishad that Shankara was commenting on and, uh, was a major foil of, of Shankara.
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28:31Aleksandar UskokovGUEST
His work is lost, sadly, but it's discussed in great detail by Shankara, by Suresvara, by Ananda Giri.
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28:39Aleksandar UskokovGUEST
So part of that-- of the work was also to somehow recover his contribution as well as a chapter that tries to reconstruct his doctrine of liberation and meditation on Brahman, et cetera.
Aleksandar Uskokov, "Deciphering the Hidden Meaning: Language and the Highest Good in Early Advaita Vedānta" (Oxford UP, 2026)
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28:03Aleksandar UskokovGUEST
A second great foil was a Vedantin whose name seems to have been Bhartriprapanca, a, a Vedavadin who wrote a commentary on the Brihadaranyaka Upanishad, a long commentary.
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28:15Aleksandar UskokovGUEST
We trust Ananda Giri's sort of commentary on Shankara's Bashyas, who wrote a very long commentary on the Madhyandina text, and not necessarily on the text of the Upanishad that Shankara was commenting on, and, uh, was a major foil of, of Shankara.
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28:33Aleksandar UskokovGUEST
His work is lost, sadly, but is discussed in great detail by Shankara, by Sureshvara, by Ananda Giri.
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28:41Aleksandar UskokovGUEST
So part of that, of the work was also to somehow recover his contribution as well as a chapter that tries to reconstruct his doctrine of liberation and meditation on Brahman, et cetera.