3. Mahabharata: Indian Philosophy of Values

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Welcome to the opening session of “Mahabharata: Indian Philosophy of Values,” presented by Swami Tattwamayananda.00:00 Mahabharata and Vyasa: Foundations of Indian Philosophy01:29 Dharma and Karma Explained in Mahabharata03:43 Law of Karma: Why Actions Have Consequences06:23 Yaksha Prashna: Test of Yudhishthira’s Wisdom07:11 Lord Krishna as the Ideal of Dharma15:35 The Greatest Wonder: Why Humans Forget Death20:04 Morality vs Dharma: Legal, Ethical, and Spiritual Truth23:15 How to Practice Dharma: Learning from Great Souls30:33 The Greatest Wealth According to Mahabharata36:45 Yudhishthira’s Final Test: Dharma Over Family42:18 Dharma as the Soul of Civilization51:22 Q&A: Diet, Ethics, Krishna, and Practical DharmaThis program is part of the series: The Foundational Texts of Indian Philosophy.The Mahabharata, one of India’s greatest epics, offers profound insights into dharma, ethical reasoning, spiritual discipline, and the principles that shape inner harmony. In this series, Swamiji examines the epic through the lens of Vedanta, revealing how its timeless teachings can guide modern life, personal development, and values-based living.Speaker: Swami TattwamayanandaStart Date: Sunday, November 30, 2025Time: 6:00–7:30 p.m. (Pacific Time)Format: Online Class (hosted by the Stanford Hindu Students Association)Join the livestream on YouTube, or participate via Zoom or Facebook. All are welcome.For more information on this series and other programs, please visit:👉 https://sfvedanta.orgPlease continue to monitor our website for the latest information, and please email [email protected] for any inquiries. Vedanta Society of Northern CaliforniaContact Us:Email: [email protected]: sfvedanta.org

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