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A mantra and a sloka, fresh every sunrise.
Mantra of the day
Vishnu/Hari
Hari Om
हरि ॐ
Hari Om
The remover (Hari) and the primordial sound (Om)
Sloka of the day
Traditional Morning Prayer
Karagre Vasate Lakshmi
करग्रे वसते लक्ष्मीः करमध्ये सरस्वती। करमूले तु गोविन्दः प्रभाते करदर्शनम्॥
Kara-agre Vasate Lakṣmīḥ Kara-madhye Sarasvatī Kara-mūle Tu Govindaḥ Prabhāte Kara-darśanam
At the tips of the fingers dwells Lakshmi (prosperity), in the middle of the palm dwells Saraswati (knowledge), at the base of the palm dwells Govinda (Krishna). Therefore, looking at one's palms in the morning (is auspicious).
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What is Advaita Vedanta?
Advaita means “not-two” or “non-dual.” It teaches that ultimate reality is non-dual consciousness (Brahman), and that your true nature (Atman) is identical to this universal consciousness. It’s not a belief system but a direct investigation into the nature of your own awareness.
How do I start self-inquiry?
Start with the simple question: “Who am I?” Sit quietly, observe your thoughts without engaging them, and ask: “What is aware of these thoughts?” Visit our Practice page for detailed guidance.
Can I practice alongside my religion?
Yes. Advaita is not a religion but an investigation into reality. The mystical core of all religions points to the same non-dual truth. Use whatever framework resonates, but don’t let concepts obscure direct recognition.