This recorded panel discussion took place at Stetson University in the USA. The topic of the symposium was “Why Spirituality Matters”. Members of the Hindu, Christian and Buddhist faiths were represented.

University professors from the Department of Religious Studies formulated the first section of questions. The final section comprised questions from the large audience of both students as well as adults from the community.

Representing the Hindu tradition was Swami Sadasivananda. A Monk of the Augustinian Order represented Christianity. A local Zen practitioner represented the Buddhist tradition.

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This satsang is the first of three sections of a long talk that was held with devotees of the Sri Ramana Maharshi. The discussion centered on the life, writings and revelations of Divine Grace that came forth from Sri Muruganar, one of the foremost disciples of Sri Ramana Maharshi. Since the members of this devoted satsang group are sincere practitioners of the teachings of the Maharshi, the talk centered on how we all, as seekers of that same Divine Grace, may find and imbue within ourselves the Grace-filled Nectar of the revelation of the Self – The Immaculate Beloved!

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The setting of this discussion is before an advanced class studying Comparative Religion and Spirituality at Stetson University in the USA.
The presentation became dynamic and valuable to people of all religious backgrounds as the universal teaching of and approach toward the Divine that is embodied in Bhagavan Ramana Maharshi was revealed.

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