Guide to Gaudapada’s Karika #82
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The famous commentary of the illumined soul, Gaudapada, who was the guru of Shankara’s guru, is taken apart and laid out here so as to be utilized by the inquisitive student of Nonduality for purposes of easy inspection and integration. This unique and fully distinctive work has inspired eastern and western luminaries, philosphers, professors, devotees, students, and intellectuals alike, and is a key and crucial mainstay
in spiritual life for that fully dedicated aspirant who is seeking Enlightenment in this very life.
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