A comprehensive, practice-oriented course exploring the Ashtavakra Gita — a classical Advaita Vedanta dialogue on pure n...

Overview of the text, its central message, and how this course will guide study and practice.
Situates the Ashtavakra Gita in historical, scriptural, and cultural background to inform interpretation.
Examines the dialogical form, the characters of Ashtavakra and Janaka, and narrative strategies used in the text.
Introduces the ontological claims of the Ashtavakra Gita and the fundamental non-dual framework it presents.
Explores the nature of self-knowledge, means of knowing, and the epistemic stance of the text.
Detailed mapping of the Ashtavakra Gita’s principal themes, key verses, and their philosophical import.
Presents progressive practices derived from the text for meditation, inquiry, and daily integration.
Analyzes how the Ashtavakra teachings affect ego structures, emotional life, and psychological well-being.
Compares Ashtavakra Gita teachings with Upanishads, Bhagavad Gita, Buddhist, and other mystical traditions.
Examines the Sanskrit style, poetic devices, and challenges of translating and interpreting the Gita.
Explores how non-dual insight reframes ethics, social action, relationships, and community life.
Surveys classical and contemporary commentaries, influential teachers, and interpretive schools.
Practical guidance for applying non-dual insight to work, relationships, mental health, creativity, and technology.
Structured meditation practices and experiential exercises to realize the teachings directly.
Summarizes learning, provides study paths, bibliographies, and next steps for deepening study and practice.