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Advaita Academy celebrated Shankara Jayanti 2021 by organizing the 2nd Edition of Global Festival of Oneness, from May 17 to June 16th. As part of the festival we featured talks by around 60 Scholars, Sages, and Seekers to share about Shankara’s life, works and influence across multiple dimensions that include Philosophy, Oneness, Leadership and more.
On Day 4, during Evening session, Prof. Penna Madhusudan spoke on the topic Drishtisrishtivada in Shakaracharya's Vedanta. Madhusudan ji noted that the relevance of Drishtisrishtivada is in search of fundamental reality. Though the Upanishads say that the Brahman cannot be a matter of direct perception or inference, it also says that there is a way of getting closer to the reality. The subject in question here is, the perceiver and the perceived, i.e drusti and sristi appearing to be different realities. So are these both real, is the subject alone real ? is being addressed in this talk.
Dr. Penna Madhusudan is Professor & Dean, Faculty of Indian Philosophy and Culture at Kalidas Sanskrit University, Ramtek. He has over 27 years of teaching experience in Indian Philosophy with special interest in Logic, Yoga and Vedanta.
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