Advaita (Non Duality) Philosophy Discussion

First of all, I’m not a guru or teacher—just a curious practitioner who enjoys holding a clear, respectful space for inquiry. My interest is practical: how insights from Advaita can ease everyday confusion and bring steadiness in work, relationships, and self-understanding.

# Happy to launch this in-Person Discussion Circle for like-minded souls, on their own paths of spirituality through Advaita Vedanta.

Here comes the first event in the series!

All levels welcome — whether you are beginner, or an intermediate practitioner, or simply exploring through some Vedanta lectures on Youtube.

What is Advaita Vedanta (briefly)

Advaita (“not-two”) Vedanta is a classical Indian tradition of non-duality. It points to our essential nature (Ātman) as not separate from the whole. Rather than a belief system, it’s a method of inquiry—listening (śravaṇa), reflecting (manana), and assimilating/abidance (nididhyāsana)—to see what’s true in direct experience. No prior background needed; plain language, healthy debate, and lived examples welcome.

What this group event is about?

A warm, non-dogmatic gathering to explore Advaita Vedanta (non-duality) through open conversation. No set agenda for this first session—just general discussion, questions, and sharing lived experience.

Ethos we uphold:

• Respectful presence: arrive on time; you’re free to leave whenever you need—please do so quietly.
• Healthy debate: curiosity over point-scoring; challenge ideas, not people.
• Non-dogmatic: no preaching or “one right way.”
• Confidentiality: share from experience, keep others’ stories private.
• Inclusivity: all backgrounds, traditions, and levels of familiarity are welcome.

Practicalities:

• When: Tuesday, 28.10.2025, 6 PM (2 hours)
• Bring: come as you are, bring your curiosity; notebook optional.
• RSVP: please confirm your spot—seating is limited.