Ask Swami with Swami Sarvapriyananda | Nov 19th, 2017

Q&A session lead by Swami Sarvapriyananda as part of a spiritual retreat at the Vedanta Society of New York on Nov 19, 2017.
List of questions answered in this session of AskSwami:
0:09 -- Difference between the mind of a yogi and the mind of a worldly person.
9:14 -- Do our senses tell us what is real?
18:17 -- What entity becomes liberated?
24:00 -- Karma, redemption, suffering, and beyond.
34:17 -- What is the purpose of life? Why the game of life?
40:06 -- Can karma affect an enlightened person?
47:20 -- Who is witnessing the mind?
54:19 -- Who is deluded by maya?
58:57 -- When is a person ready for spiritual life?
1:09:04 -- Is there suffering outside of the mind?
1:14:10 -- Can art lead us to reality?"

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