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From sentimentalism to sentiment

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Chaitanya Charan

The talk based on this ppt can be heard here: https://www.thespiritualscientist.com/category/lecture-series/from-sentimentalism-to-sentiment-2-feel-acronym/ The speaker, Chaitanya Charan, is a monk, mentor and spiritual author. He has written 20 books and writes the world's only daily blog on the timeless spiritual class, Bhagavad-gita, at gitadaily.com

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1 Chaitanya Charan is an acclaimed author, speaker, and a monk. • Author of 23 books on yoga wisdom. • Author of 2800 inspirational meditations on Gita. • Speaker at TEDx, World Peace Conference and various international forums. Websites: ChaitanyaCharan.com GitaDaily.com Introduction
From sentimentalism to sentiment
Our actions are driven and determined by emotions alone Sentimentalism
An emotional connection that is expressed through commitment Sentiment
F: From fickleness to firmness E: From experience to education E: From exhibition to expression L: From lamenting to learning FEEL acronym
F: From fickleness to firmness E: From experience to education E: From exhibition to expression L: From lamenting to learning FEEL acronym
Fickle feelings
Many meanings of Love
Devotional Service
F: From fickleness to firmness E: From experience to education E: From exhibition to expression L: From lamenting to learning FEEL acronym
Trigger for feelings
Bhakti-yoga Balance
Gita Guidance
F: From fickleness to firmness E: From experience to education E: From exhibition to expression L: From lamenting to learning FEEL acronym
Nourished by Expression Poisoned by Exhibition Love
Free Love
Expression
F: From fickleness to firmness E: From experience to education E: From exhibition to expression L: From lamenting to learning FEEL acronym
Devotion
Devotion
Focus

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