Online Classes on Shankara-Ashankara Bhashya Vimarshah of Bellamkonda Ramaraya Kavi
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Jaishankar Narayanan
Apr 7, 2024, 12:25:53 AM4/7/24
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Namaste,
After my recent talk on 'Nirvishesha Atma Niroopanam in Shankara-Ashankara Bhashya Vimarshah of Bellamkonda Ramaraya Kavi', I had a request for conducting online classes on this text. The details are as follows:
ONLINE CLASSES IN ENGLISH ON
Shankara-Ashankara Bhashya Vimarshah of Bellamkonda Ramaraya Kavi
Through Zoom
Every Thursday and Friday Starting 11th of Apr 2024
07.30 AM to 08.30 AM IST
By Jaishankar Ji
To attend please WhatsApp, text your request to +919710946652 as follows:
"Namaste. My name is ........ I would like to attend Shankara-Ashankara Bhashya Vimarshah class"
This text is an analysis of Shankara's Commentary and commentaries of other acharyas like Ramanuja, particularly of Brahmasutra. The analysis is done to show why one should accept Shankara's Commentary and reject other commentaries. This text is for those who have already undergone the study of Shankara's Bhashyas on Upanishad, Bhagavad Gita and Brahmasutra.
Sri Bellamkonda Ramaraya Kavi was a renowned Sanskrit poet, scholar, yogi, and a staunch advaitin. Born in 1875 at Pamidi Padu, Narasaraopet Guntur, Andhra Pradesh, he lived only for 39 years before passing away in 1914. During the short time he lived, he composed as many as 149 Classic Works in Sanskrit of which unfortunately only 45 have survived.
Ramaraya Kavi was a strong proponent of Advaita Siddhanta as enunciated by Adi Shankaracharya. His interpretations and dialectics of logical disputation of Advaita earned him the name Apara Adi Shankara meaning an incarnation of Adi Shankaracharya. He was also a Yogi from a young age and is supposed to have been initated into Yoga by Bhagavan Hayagreeva himself.
He wrote a number on works on Vedanta which include both those that explain and elaborate upon the core concepts of Advaita Siddhanta and those that refute other philosophies, most notably the refutation of works of Vishishtadvaita authors such as Sri Ramanujacharya and Sri Vedanta Desika. His most notable works include: Sankaraasankara Bhasya Vimarsaha, Vedanta Sangraha, Bhashyarka Prakasha, Advaitanyamatakhandanam, Advaitavijayah, Advaitamrtam, among others.
Shankara-Ashankara Bhashya Vimarshah of Bellamkonda Ramaraya Kavi
Through Zoom
Every Thursday and Friday Starting 11th of Apr 2024
07.30 AM to 08.30 AM IST
By Jaishankar Ji
To attend please WhatsApp, text your request to +919710946652 as follows:
"Namaste. My name is ........ I would like to attend Shankara-Ashankara Bhashya Vimarshah class"
This text is an analysis of Shankara's Commentary and commentaries of other acharyas like Ramanuja, particularly of Brahmasutra. The analysis is done to show why one should accept Shankara's Commentary and reject other commentaries. This text is for those who have already undergone the study of Shankara's Bhashyas on Upanishad, Bhagavad Gita and Brahmasutra.
Sri Bellamkonda Ramaraya Kavi was a renowned Sanskrit poet, scholar, yogi, and a staunch advaitin. Born in 1875 at Pamidi Padu, Narasaraopet Guntur, Andhra Pradesh, he lived only for 39 years before passing away in 1914. During the short time he lived, he composed as many as 149 Classic Works in Sanskrit of which unfortunately only 45 have survived.
Ramaraya Kavi was a strong proponent of Advaita Siddhanta as enunciated by Adi Shankaracharya. His interpretations and dialectics of logical disputation of Advaita earned him the name Apara Adi Shankara meaning an incarnation of Adi Shankaracharya. He was also a Yogi from a young age and is supposed to have been initated into Yoga by Bhagavan Hayagreeva himself.
He wrote a number on works on Vedanta which include both those that explain and elaborate upon the core concepts of Advaita Siddhanta and those that refute other philosophies, most notably the refutation of works of Vishishtadvaita authors such as Sri Ramanujacharya and Sri Vedanta Desika. His most notable works include: Sankaraasankara Bhasya Vimarsaha, Vedanta Sangraha, Bhashyarka Prakasha, Advaitanyamatakhandanam, Advaitavijayah, Advaitamrtam, among others.
with love and prayers,
Jaishankar
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