Comments on: Indian philosophy is top

By: Maria Wirth

Maria Wirth — Thu, 28 May 2026 06:37:32 +0000

thank you. please share in your circle

By: Lakshmi Murthy

Lakshmi Murthy — Thu, 28 May 2026 03:37:36 +0000

Mariaji,

Wonderful presentation of the absolute truth. All of us are nothing but Sat Chit Ananda. Absolute Existence, Absolute Consciousness, Absolutely Limitless.

There can never be any duality intrinsically. Duality exists only in the transactional world. This transactional world is illusory and is beautifully presented as MAYA. It is neither the truth nor the untruth, it is temporarily existing and as though appearing in relation to the waking up state of experience and dream state of experience. Even in these two states of experience jagrath (waking up) and Svapna (Dream) avastha(state of experience) it is lent Existence by the Consciousness.

The truth is that in essence what is there is non-difference. Failure of the cognizance of it has brought about this mundane ignorant countenance and has brought about the division in terms of country, language, religion, caste, creed, gender etc and thus this small blue dot which we call as our home in thw expanse of the universe/multiverse, is kept under turmoil.

As you rightly put, the disease in this world is ignorance and the medicine is knowledge. From that sense, I would rather call it as the Absolute knowledge for humanity albeit it has been proclaimed from the shores of Bharatha Desha.

I am very impressed with this article and may the truth always shine upon you.

Hari Om

Namaste 🙏

Murthy

By: Deborah Gaudet

Deborah Gaudet — Sun, 13 Apr 2025 08:41:02 +0000

Europeans can project themselves outward into Hinduism yet never get to the Self inside them that is cut off from their own ancestors and their own ancestors Gods and Goddesses such as Odin and Freia. Jesus and a particular Middle Eastern God come from West Asia, not Europe. Through the cultural genocide the Romans did to them, and the lack of recovery from that cultural genocide, here we are.

By: Maria Wirth

Maria Wirth — Wed, 09 Apr 2025 05:41:06 +0000

In reply to Vimal Wakhlu.

thank you, Vimal ji

By: Vimal Wakhlu

Vimal Wakhlu — Tue, 08 Apr 2025 15:42:47 +0000

Maria ji, you have summed up the Indian Advaita philosophy so well. We Indians have been led by the garden path into believing that the sole purpose of life is to earn a living, and rest of the things in life are tied to that. As you have rightly pointed out, trying to reflect on “who am I” and “why am I here is very important. Let us hope that the NEP of India actually helps the new generations in India.
At the same time, it is comforting to note that people in the West are getting attracted towards this.
I have no hesitation in repeating that you are the Ambassador of Indian ethos ! Thank you!

By: Kuldeep Chandra

Kuldeep Chandra — Sun, 06 Apr 2025 11:14:33 +0000

The write -up by revered Ms William Wirth, conveys very directly and accurately a glimpse of the fundamental principle of Indian philosophy and the methodology for its adherence in day today life as expounded in the Bhagwad Gita and strengthened by Matrra Vidya
Her support to New Education Policy which includes the study of India”s philosophical heritage is worthy of appreciation in the backdrop of rampant ignorance of the fundamental principle of India:s philosophy among most of the Indian youths
If we are to believe that we are the product of sin committed by Adam and Eve then we have to know the origins of the garden, , the apple and the snake.
It is better to experience that there is some phenomenon higher than all the things in the physical world. Our self is backed by a Super=self . This super-self has to have infinite consciousness, infinite knowledge and wisdom and infinite energy as the creation and destruction of huge and tiniest if the tiny entities in the material world goes on ad -infinitum
Kuldeep Chandra