$1,500.00
Admission to the program of study.
In this course students will be able to:
Throughout history, human beings have grappled with profound questions: Who am I, really? Why am I here? Why do we suffer? Is there a solution to the problem of human suffering, and is there a reality beyond the world we know? In ancient India, the Rishis (sages) explored these questions not as abstract philosophical exercises, but as vital concerns with immediate relevance to human life. This course invites learners to engage with their inquiry and the vision they arrived at, examining its insights and implications for our lives today. Central to this vision is Advaita Vedanta, which teaches that a single, non-dual consciousness underlies the self, the world, and even the cause of the world. This consciousness is both immanent and transcendent and can be realized by those who cultivate the necessary understanding and preparation. Through the study, learners will discover how this knowledge offers a path to freedom from the challenges and suffering inherent in human existence.
The class will meet for one and half hours, twice a week and will be composed of lectures, class discussions. Students are expected to keep up with reading and writing assignments in order to participate effectively in class.
$1,500.00
On the program page, there are multiple payment plan options to choose from.
