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In this episode, we’ll give a unique look at the subtle universe within us.
Vedanta teaches that this inner realm contains the subtle forms of everything we experience. We’ll explore how the mind receives, processes, and projects these subtle forms as the physical world we perceive “out there.”
We’ll also examine the connection between the Individual Mind and the Cosmic Mind through simple, everyday examples.
Finally, you’ll have a clearer understanding of how the Subtle Universe functions and why it lies at the heart of our experience.
We look forward to hear back from you!
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jayant@staminteractive.com
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