In this short talk, I point to three signatures of awakening that are helpful to know about, even if they may or may not arise in an individual’s direct experience of liberation. It’s a casual talk, presented in a satsang to my regular students. I post here for those readers interested in such teachings.
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These three pointers arise from traditional Vedanta Jñāna (wisdom) teachings: shravana (listening to truth), manana (reflection on truth), and nididhyāsana (assimilation and abiding in truth).
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May you find relief in these timeless wisdom teachings.
Love,
Erin
Note: These teachings are derived from the Brihadaranya Upanishad (Sanskrit: great wilderness; sitting with a teacher). Special thanks to fellow Advaita teacher Rajiv Kapur for his article "3 Pillars of Vedantic Practice: Shravana, Manana, Nididhyasana," which inspired me to share this with my own sangha.
Three Gateways to Awakening