Vishvadharamgaganasadrusham Sarva papa nasha - Is this sloka from Vishnu-Sahasra-Naama? (Because it is Vishvadharamgaganasadrusham Megha-Varnnam Shubhaangam in Vishnu-Sahasra-Naama) Thank you for beautiful slides sir. Namaste.

Excellent example sir. Thank you.

Look "inward" means focus on "subject" (which is the "saakshi".) (Don't look "outword" means "objects"). Pot and mud analogy.

Hi Avinash, Thank you. Your clear explanation cleared my confusion. Thanks a lot.

Cricket match... 5 Test series! What a beautiful example.🏏 Another example we can think of: if we like chocolate then when it is available we can eat it and enjoy it. However, if chocolate is not available then it will not affect us/spoil our day/causes bad mood. This is detachment. “Kar-natak!” Yes..as you said rightly, it’s not easy. Because we are lost in doing “Kar-nakhra” a lot

Hi Sandeep, Beautiful question! This had haunted me too. Couple of my thoughts with my limited knowledge. > Most of us misunderstand love to be all about really holding on to the other person, trying to fix them and taking care of them in all ways possible. > Detachment is needed to understand that love is about acceptance and not about control. > True detachment allows for deep involvement— because of the lack of attachment to outcome. The trick is behaving like an Oscar award-winning actor playing a role: become fully emotionally immersed and recognize that you can step outside of the character and be objective. The emotions in that moment are just as real as your dreams, goals, and plans. But you can step outside of them if you need to. This ability to recognize that you can step outside and reflect— to detach who you are from your role (in this case, role of a parent) — is what true detachment is. In all relationships, there is a need to practice a certain amount of detachment. We might wonder why? The answers are many! Thanks.

Thank you sir... what a clear explanation! Your style of explaining complex topic in such easy way is amazing! Thank you.

Thank you for your deep analysis. Very thought provoking! Remembered a statement: Your neighbor is your other self dwelling behind a wall. In understanding, all walls shall fall down. Who knows but that your neighbor is your better self wearing another body? See that you love him as you would yourself. He too is a manifestation of the Most High. —KAHLIL GIBRAN

Thank you sir. What a beautiful statement by Sri Ramana Maharshi!

Thank you Komal sir. Crisp, precise answer. My confusion dissolved!