পাপ কি? কেন?: বৃহদারণ্যক 6 | What is Sin?: Brihadaranyak | Bengali | Swami Samarpanananda

বৃহদারণ্যক উপনিষদের (I.3.1) এই আলোচনা তে আমরা দেখবো যে কীভাবে আমাদের প্রবৃত্তিগুলি দেবত্ব এবং আসুরিক ভাবের দিকে নিয়ে যায়, এবং কীভাবে তাদের মধ্যে প্রতিনিয়ত সংগ্রাম চলতে থাকে। স্বার্থই পাপ | In this session in Bengali on Brihadaranyak Upanishad (I.3.1) we will see how our own tendencies make us godly and devilish, and how their battle goes on constantly. Selfishness is sin, says the Upanishad. This discourse in Bengali is part of a systematic study of the Brihadaranyak Upanishad. The talk begins with the various theories on creation. Watch the full playlist for this series:    • বৃহদারণ্যক উপনিষদ  -- Brihadaranyaka Upani...   Brihadaranyak Upanishad is the largest Upanishad consisting of six sections. It comes in the Shukla Yajurveda. Among many other things, it discusses the nature of Atman. It is also famous for the dialogues by Yajnavalkya with Maitreyi, Gargi and king Janaka. The Upanishads are the science of freedom through the knowledge of one’s true self. The last sections of each of the four Vedas are known as Upanishad. Since these come at the end of the Vedas, they are known as Vedanta. The term can also be interpreted to mean ‘the essence of the Vedas’. These talks were delivered at Ramakrishna Mission Vivekananda Educational and Research Institute (RKMVERI), Belur Math. This discourse is part of a dedicated effort by Indian Spiritual Heritage to preserve and share the authentic wisdom of Indian scriptures in their purest form. Our goal is the selfless dissemination of spiritual truth for the benefit of all seekers. Note: This channel is NOT monetized, and any advertisements appearing are automatically placed by YouTube's platform policies beyond our control. For any question or clarifications, reach out at: [email protected] #পাপ #Upanishad #SwamiSamarpanananda #Death #BrihadAranyakaUpanishad #Bengali #Vedanta #SanatanaDharma #BelurMath #IndianSpiritualHeritage #RKMVERI #ShankaraBhashya #ShuklaYajurveda #Atman #HinduScriptures #HinduismSamarpan #Sin