“আমি কে?” (Who Am I?) — নারদ–ব্রহ্মা সংলাপ | Bhagavat Kotha Path - June | স্বামী ঈশাত্মানন্দজী

Bhagavat Katha Path – June Session In this enlightening Bhagavat discourse, Swami Ishatmanandaji Maharaj discusses the profound question raised by Narada to Brahma: “Who am I?” Maharaj beautifully explains the symbolic language of Hindu spirituality, the deeper meaning behind Lord Vishnu reclining on Ananta Shesha, and the richness of our culture, language, and spiritual heritage. This complete 57-minute Bhagavat Katha offers valuable insights into self-inquiry, Vedantic thought, and the spiritual symbolism found throughout the Bhagavata tradition. 🙏 Please listen to the entire discourse and share it with family and friends. We gratefully acknowledge the Vedanta Society of New Jersey for organizing this inspiring Bhagavat Katha and for making these spiritual teachings available to devotees and seekers. Our heartfelt thanks to the Society for its dedicated efforts in preserving and sharing the timeless wisdom of Vedanta and the Bhagavata tradition. 🙏 With sincere gratitude to the Vedanta Society of New Jersey. #SwamiIshatmananda #BhagavatKatha #BhagavatPath #Narada #Brahma #AmiKe #WhoAmI #Vedanta #Hinduism #Spirituality #Bhagavatam #SanatanaDharma #Ramakrishna #SriRamakrishna #HolyMother #SwamiVivekananda #VedantaSociety #BidesheMahua #SpiritualTalk #BengaliSpirituality Swami Ishatmananda, Bhagavat Katha, Bhagavat Path, Bhagavatam, Narada, Brahma, Ami Ke, Who Am I, Vedanta, Hindu spirituality, Sanatana Dharma, Lord Vishnu, Ananta Shesha, symbolic meaning of Vishnu, Bengali spiritual discourse, Ramakrishna, Sarada Devi, Swami Vivekananda, Vedanta Society, Bideshe Mahua, spiritual awakening, self inquiry, June Bhagavat Path, Bengali lecture, Hindu philosophy, bhagavat katha bengali, spiritual teachings.