मनीषापञ्चकम् - आत्मोद्दीपकम्
Maneesha Panchakam - The Nature of Atman
Maneeshapanchakam, a short yet deep pentad of verses, is one of Sri Shankara Bhagavatpada's most beautiful works. In five verses, Bhagavatpada brings out the nature of the Atman in very simple and deep words. Shri. Gannavaram Lalith Adithya will explain each shloka with meaning in English.
About the Course
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What will you gain from this course? (Key Benefits / Learning Outcomes)
- Ability to chant Maneesha Panchakam with proper pronunciation.
- An opportunity to listen to the explanation and understand the meaning of all the 5 shlokas in the Maneesha Panchakam.
- Understand the finer points of interaction between Bhagavatpada and Chandala.
What are the materials/support you get?
- Approximately 6 live classes, along with the video and audio recordings of the class which you can access anytime, from any device.
- Script of Maneesha Panchakam in 6 scripts (Devanagari, English with diacritics, Kannada, Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam).
- Doubt clarifications through Email.
What are the prerequisites to get the best out of this course? (Eligibility)
- This course expects no previous exposure to Sanskrit language.
- Previous shloka chanting experience under a teacher is required since this course is continuous and fast paced.
- Best if slightly familiar with Vedanta (not mandatory).
- Interest to know about and follow steps to Self-Realisation or Atmanubhuti.
- Exposure to Sadhana Panchakam through the previous course.
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Author: Sri Adishankaracharya is one of the most prominent Acharyas of Sanatana Dharma. He took birth in Kalady and travelled across the whole Bharata 3 times expounding the Advaita philosophy across the country winning over various other scholars in vadas(debates) in a short span of 32 years. The Acharya has written extensively, starting from simple devata stotrams to the Prasthana-traya Bhashyas (commentaries on Prasthana-traya – Srimad Bhagavadgita, Brahma Sutras and 10 Principal Upanishads). He has also authored several short Prakarana granthas highlighting the concepts of Advaita Vedanta.
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