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	Life of Shankaracharya - The Adventures of a Poet Philosopher
		The Crowning of Shankaracharya in the Crown of India
		Some scholars believe this to be an autobiographical reference, with Shankara, born in Kerala, calling himself the child of the Dravida (southern) region, drinking at the breasts of the divine mother the milk of poesy.
		The joyous use of such rich imagery reveals that Shankaracharya was not a 'dry' preacher from the arid realms of philosophy, but also a bhakta of the highest order, capturing his emotions in highly sensitive expressions.
	www.exoticindiaart.com /article/shankaracharya (6095 words)

	Kamat's Potpourri: The Path of Devotion: Adi Shankaracharya
		Shankaracharya is the first among the three acharyas who reformed Hindu religion by giving their own interpretation to the ancient sacred texts.
		While Shankaracharya criticized Buddhism in its decayed form, he assimilated many tenets of Buddhism cleverly, like that of nirvana (void).
		Shankaracharya was only thirty-two years old at the time of his death.
	www.kamat.com /indica/faiths/bhakti/shankaracharya.htm (732 words)

	Spiritual Leaders - Gaudiya-Vaisnava Acaryas - Sri Shankaracarya
		Shankaracharya comments on the nature of brahman as that which is beyond the senses, impersonal, formless, eternal, and unchangeable, as the summum bonum of the Absolute Truth.
		Shankaracharya further stressed that mukti, or liberation from the cycle of birth and death, is possible only when the living being renounces his relationship with the material world.
		Many commentators on the life of Shankaracharya consider that his being an incarnation of Shiva means that Shankaracharya was in fact the greatest devotee of Godhead, but due to the necessity of the time he could not directly advocate devotion as the highest attainment.
	www.goloka.com /docs/spiritual_leaders/sankara.html (2911 words)

	Sri Shankaracharya and Maitreya: who am I? by Patricia Pitchon; Share International Archives
		Shankaracharya did not think the self can be known through the powers of reason and logic alone.
		He emphasizes that, for Shankaracharya, knowledge of the self is not to be equated with intellectual understanding.
		The knowledge Shankaracharya speaks of is direct experience of the self and therefore of the state of being of the Self, which is "pure awareness".
	www.shareintl.org /archives/religion/rl_ppShankaracharya.htm (1439 words)

	Shankaracharya , the Life and adventures of a Poet Philosopher
		Some scholars believe this to be an autobiographical reference, with Shankara, born in Kerala, calling himself the child of the Dravida (southern) region, drinking at the breasts of the divine mother the milk of poesy.
		The joyous use of such rich imagery reveals that Shankaracharya was not a 'dry' preacher from the arid realms of philosophy, but also a bhakta of the highest order, capturing his emotions in highly sensitive expressions.
		Shankaracharya's philosophical outlook can be summed up in one word Advaita, 'Dvaita' meaning duality and the prefix 'A' negating it.
	www.yoga-ez.com /articles/shankaracharya.html (5611 words)

	Life of Shankaracharya - The Adventures of a Poet Philosopher
		Some scholars believe this to be an autobiographical reference, with Shankara, born in Kerala, calling himself the child of the Dravida (southern) region, drinking at the breasts of the divine mother the milk of poesy.
		The joyous use of such rich imagery reveals that Shankaracharya was not a 'dry' preacher from the arid realms of philosophy, but also a bhakta of the highest order, capturing his emotions in highly sensitive expressions.
		While it seems to capture in a concise manner the life of Adi Shankaracharya it is highly perplexing that there is no mention of Shringeri Shirine that Adi Shankaracharya established as one of the four peethas and the story surrounding its choice.
	www.exoticindia.com /article/shankaracharya (6048 words)

	The Teacher Adi Shankaracharya (Shankara, Shiva) (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Adi Shankaracharya was born in a village called Kalady,a village in Kerala for a scholarly and vaidik Brahmin couple, Sivaguru and Aryamba.
		Adi Shankaracharya had sanctified his short span of life by studying all the scriptures of the land as well as writing many volumes of brilliant expositions and profound commentaries on the Veda, the Upanishads and other texts.
		Shankaracharya came for the work of Dharmasthapana, but he did not wage a war against the narrow sectarians or the wild theologians who opposed him or the critics who condemned him as a pseudo - Buddhist.
	kiran.phpsites.com /shankaracharya/index.htm (3107 words)

	INDOlink - India General News - Shankaracharya’s Bail Plea Hearing Adjourned Till Nov. 17
		Jethmalani said the Shankaracharya was denied his fundamental rights under Articles 21 and 22 of the Constitution, as he was not allowed to speak to his lawyers.
		The Shankaracharya, who has been accused by the opposition parties in Tamil Nadu of having considerable clout with the All India Anna Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (AIADMK) government, was brought by road to Kancheepuram, the seat of the Pontiff.
		During the hour-long proceeding, the magistrate ordered the remand and told Shankaracharya's counsel Y Thiyagarajan that the jail authorities would decide on the medical treatment for the pontiff, since he claimed he was an insulin-dependent diabetic patient.
	www.indolink.com /displayArticleS.php?id=111304033608 (516 words)

	Shankaracharya
		Shankaracharya Swami Vidya Shankar Bharati (Dr. Kurtkoti) was Shankaracharya of Karvirpitham, a branch of Sringeri Math in South India.
		In the early 1930's efforts were made to strip the Shankaracharya of his position and therefore of his social influence.
		Written and oral history varies as to whether Dandi Swami Sadashiva Bharati was also initiated as a Shankaracharya at that time, or whether his initiation as Dandi Swami was in preparation for him to later be installed as successor to Dr. Kurtkoti.
	www.geocities.com /swamiramabio/Shankaracharya.htm (300 words)

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		The title ``Shankaracharya'' is a traditional title handed down to that person, who according to Adi Shankara, the original Shankaracharya, is Brahmin by birth, established in Yoga, or in other words, whose soul is in union with God and who is thereby Divine.
		Shankaracharya looked physically distressed and his bowed head shook from side to side as the statements were translated.
		Shankaracharya then warned me that Mahesh now knows you are here in Vrindaban with me. He has sent Nadikishor and his spies here with others to watch you, you must be very careful.
	minet.org /Documents/shank-1 (2020 words)

	Shankaracharya
		Shankaracharya was the Indian philosopher in the 8th century AD, who founded Advaita (non-dualistic) Vedanta.
		Shankaracharya exclusively advocates that the real, experiential knowledge of the Brahman/Atman identity is sufficient to get enlightened, and that as far as spiritual seekers are ready to sacrifice everything to obtain this supreme wisdom, they need neither rituals nor meditation as spiritual exercise.
		To his opponents who ask him why "One" (the Brahman/Atman identity) becomes many (this phenomenal world), Shankaracharya answers that it is because of our lack of knowledge which makes us "superimpose" the false on the real, and believe that "one" looks many.
	www.creativity.co.uk /creativity/guhen/shankara.htm (330 words)

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