Darśana with Bābā Hari Dāss after a Class on the Symbolism of the Rāmāyaṇa on December 2, 1979
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1979-12-02_Symbolism-of-Ramayana
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Bābā Hari Dāss
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This 1979 session explores the symbolism of the Rāmāyaṇa. Ayodhyā represents the uncontrollable mind, while characters embody aspects like lust (Meghanāda, Śūrpanakhā), prāṇa (Hanumān), and kuṇḍalinī (Sītā). Rāvaṇa symbolizes the mind ruled by senses. Incarnations like Rāma demonstrate human experiences. The session also touches on themes of jealousy, divine justice, and parallels to other spiritual stories.
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HUMANITIES and RELIGION
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Symbolism