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Vedanta Talks - Swami Sarvapriyananda
May 4, 2026 · 1 hr 2 min · 15 segments
Swami Sarvapriyananda delivers a talk on the fundamental nature of consciousness at @southparkcommons…
Swami SarvapriyanandaGuestspeaker_1HostSri Ramakrishna used to tell this parable about the washerman and the diamond.
So he collects your dirty laundry, goes to the riverbed and washes it and scrubs it dry with a rock, and then cleans it and gets it back to you.
He had never seen one in his life, but he knew this was not an ordinary rock.
E-every facet of this story is fascinating, I mean, because, uh, it's connected to our, um, topic today of consciousness.
He didn't know what it was, but he thought it was a particularly pretty rock, and he used it to scrub dirty laundry.
And then-- But he was still curious, so he took it to the vegetable seller, his friend, and asked him, "What's this?" The vegetable seller also was not all that mu-much more educated or wise in the ways of the world, so he also didn't know what it was.
I'll give you 10 rupees for it." Um, and the-- luckily, this washerman didn't sell it to him.
You know, like you take consciousness to the physicalist who'll say, who'll say, "Yeah, the consciousness, I do know what it is.
[chuckles] He'll, he'll shortchange you." He took it to different people.
Long story short, finally, the washerman took the diamond to a diamond merchant who said, "Wow, this is the largest, uh, most amazing raw diamond that I've ever seen.
I'll give you a million rupees for it." And so the washerman's poverty was, uh, ended.
Vedanta, the particular school of philosophy we, we're talking about today, tells us about what we already have.
Just like that washerman, not only do we already have consciousness, we are already using it all the time.
Sri Ramakrishna used to tell this parable about the washerman and the diamond.
So he collects your dirty laundry, goes to the riverbed and washes it and scrubs it dry with a rock, and then cleans it and gets it back to you.
He had never seen one in his life, but he knew this was not an ordinary rock.
E-every facet of this story is fascinating, I mean, because, uh, it's connected to our, um, topic today of consciousness.
He didn't know what it was, but he thought it was a particularly pretty rock, and he used it to scrub dirty laundry.
And then-- But he was still curious, so he took it to the vegetable seller, his friend, and asked him, "What's this?" The vegetable seller also was not all that mu-much more educated or wise in the ways of the world, so he also didn't know what it was.
I'll give you 10 rupees for it." Um, and the-- luckily, this washerman didn't sell it to him.
You know, like you take consciousness to the physicalist who'll say, who'll say, "Yeah, the consciousness, I do know what it is.
[chuckles] He'll, he'll shortchange you." He took it to different people.
Long story short, finally, the washerman took the diamond to a diamond merchant who said, "Wow, this is the largest, uh, most amazing raw diamond that I've ever seen.
I'll give you a million rupees for it." And so the washerman's poverty was, uh, ended.
Vedanta, the particular school of philosophy we, we're talking about today, tells us about what we already have.
Just like that washerman, not only do we already have consciousness, we are already using it all the time.
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