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Anurag Jain

Writer and Teacher of Non-Dual Self Inquiry/Advaita Vedanta

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No World is Ever Born. No Cause Exists To Produce It. This is the Final Truth

~ Gaudapada

Brahman is Only Reality, World is an Illusion, Individual is Brahman only

~ Shankaracharya
~ J Krishnamurti

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  • Differences Between Advaita and J Krishnamurti : A Dialogue
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  • Fear, Action, Suffering and Liberation: A Dialogue
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  • Difference Between The Teachings of Traditional Paths like Advaita, Yoga & Krishnamurti: A Dialogue
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