'Self Discovery', a work attributed to the philosopher Shankara, translated by Warwick and Elena Jessup, was launched through a webinar at 11.00am GMT on Sunday, 1st November.
'Self Discovery', a work attributed to the philosopher Shankara, translated by Warwick and Elena Jessup, was launched through a webinar at 11.00am GMT on Sunday, 1st November.
'Self Discovery' offers new insights into the philosophy of non-duality. Warwick introduced the text, then Elena demonstrated how the Sanskrit verses were chanted and posed questions to Warwick from the audience.
Previous years' language lectures:
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