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The Daily Vedantic

Autor: James Beshara

The Daily Vedantic, hosted by James Beshara, is a daily Podcast and YouTube channel dedicated to the timeless wisdom of Vedanta; the “perennial philosophy” as Aldous Huxley often called it. Originating over 5,000+ years ago, the source of nearly all Eastern philosophy and studied daily by titans like Emerson, Thoreau, Carl Jung and Alan Watts — the teachings of Vedanta, stemming from the Vedas, offer essential and pragmatic insights that anyone can use to live a life full of peace and prosperity. The aim of The Daily Vedantic is to make this philosophy as accessible as it is profound.

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  1. The Dream – The Daily Vedantic
  2. Hierarchy of Needs – The Daily Vedantic
  3. Standardize and Realize – The Daily Vedantic
  4. On True Community – The Daily Vedantic
  5. That Which Agitates – The Daily Vedantic
  6. The Bliss Beyond Expectations – The Daily Vedantic
  7. The Sound of Drowning – The Daily Vedantic
  8. Humanize and Divinize – The Daily Vedantic
  9. What It’s Not – The Daily Vedantic
  10. The Most Important Work We Do – The Daily Vedantic
  11. The Royal Secret – The Daily Vedantic
  12. The Role of Miracles – The Daily Vedantic
  13. The Common Misconception – The Daily Vedantic
  14. A Waste of Time – The Daily Vedantic
  15. The Future Tense – The Daily Vedantic
  16. On Listening – The Daily Vedantic
  17. Venice Vedanta Club: Philosophy Fridays (Live in Venice) – The Daily Vedantic
  18. When the Mind Takes Over – The Daily Vedantic
  19. Wave Selection – The Daily Vedantic
  20. Never Repress Emotion – The Daily Vedantic
  21. Nothing Happens – The Daily Vedantic
  22. Pile Driving – The Daily Vedantic
  23. When to Stop – The Daily Vedantic
  24. Efficiency – The Daily Vedantic
  25. Wonderment – The Daily Vedantic
  26. Iniquity and Injustice – The Daily Vedantic
  27. Ignorance in Desire – The Daily Vedantic
  28. For Giveness – The Daily Vedantic
  29. Deserving What You Desire – The Daily Vedantic
  30. Systematic Approach – The Daily Vedantic