
Explore the course direction and three sections on perceiving soul and reincarnation, building from basics to verse-by-verse reading with guided explanations.
Learn to perceive knowledge by weighing ascending and descending knowledge, prioritize authentic sources such as scriptures or gurus, and build belief by resolving questions through practical life relevance.
From skepticism to inquiry, the speaker recounts testing astrology, numerology, and palmistry. He shares personal results and asks why we should believe metaphysical knowledge.
Explore the Hindu view of the soul and reincarnation: all beings have a soul, a body is given by deeds, and consciousness at death guides rebirth among species.
Explore the Bhagavad Gita as Krishna speaks to a hesitant Arjuna; the first teaching centers on the soul, and the second chapter introduces soul knowledge.
Explore the soul's continuity through changing bodies as verses 2.11–2.14 explain reincarnation, the body-soul distinction, and the fleeting nature of happiness and distress.
Explore how a steady mind amid happiness and distress leads to liberation, and how the soul remains indestructible and unchanged through countless bodies.
The session explains that the soul is indestructible and not harmed by weapons, fire, water, wind, or dirt; it undergoes rebirth as the body dies, while the consciousness remains immutable.
A passionate physics teacher announces free courses on Bhagavad Gita, soul and reincarnation, and invites optional donations to sustain webinars and online learning.
In this course, you will learn the science of Soul and Reincarnation. Bhagavad Gita 2nd chapter explains this ancient science and wisdom, so I have used that as a reference. The course is basic level course, I have explained everything in the easiest way possible, Literally, I have followed School Method so each verse of Gita is explained word by word as well as Those who are confused regarding How to understand such concepts? I have created a special section for them in my course, where I have explained my research and proof from a teen age's point of view.