Atman = Brahman: Sat-Chit-Ānanda Explained (Advaita Vedānta) скачать в хорошем качестве

Atman = Brahman: Sat-Chit-Ānanda Explained (Advaita Vedānta)

In this introductory talk I outline the Advaita view that your real Self (Ātman) is Brahman, the limitless ground in which all appearances arise. We unpack Sat-Chit-Ānanda: Sat (Being/Existence): like the “coin” behind both presence and absence; the deeper is-ness under noise and under silence. Chit (Consciousness): the distinction between ever-present awareness and reflected consciousness (chidābhāsa), with deep sleep as a key pointer to continuity of awareness. Ānanda (Bliss): not a passing emotion, but the natural fullness/peace that shines when craving subsides—illustrated with the classic “cake” example. We also briefly address solipsism (why Advaita isn’t solipsistic) and the common Nisargadatta translation tangle around “awareness” vs “consciousness.” If this helped, please subscribe and share your reflections below.