Ayam Atma Brahma - This Self is Brahman
The fourth Mahavakya pointing directly to the Self as the absolute reality—the culmination of all spiritual knowledge.
Ancient wisdom from Vedanta, Upanishads, and spiritual masters on the nature of Self and Reality.
The fourth Mahavakya pointing directly to the Self as the absolute reality—the culmination of all spiritual knowledge.
The Mahavakya declaring pure consciousness as the ultimate reality—the very essence of existence.
The direct declaration of identity with the Absolute—the most powerful Mahavakya.
The worship of the Divine Feminine—where power and consciousness dance as one.
The path of selfless action—performing your duty without attachment to results.
The path of love and surrender to the Divine—where duality becomes the doorway to unity.
The method of negation to discover what you truly are by eliminating what you are not.
The great statement of identity between the individual self and the Supreme Reality.
The beautiful allegory of two birds on the same tree - one eating the fruit, the other merely witnessing. A teaching on the distinction between the Self and the ego.
The most direct method of self-inquiry: constantly returning to the question 'Who Am I?'
Understanding the appearance of the world and the unchanging reality behind it.
Understanding the difference between the observer and the observed is key to self-realization.
The sense of being, the feeling 'I Am', is the first step in self-realization.