Beginning September 3rd, Sadhvi Shani invites you into a weekly companionship with the Guru Stotram, meeting Thursdays at 7 a.m. PT. This is not a study meant to be rushed. It is a slow, reverent walking alongside a living scripture, where each verse is allowed to speak, settle, and reshape the inner ground.

The Guru Stotram is both praise and revelation. As its fourteen verses unfold, they illuminate the Guru, the disciple, and the subtle thread that binds them, while quietly pointing beyond both to Brahman itself. Devotion matures into discernment. Emotion steadies into understanding. What appears as poetry reveals itself as precise Advaita Vedanta.

This Companion Study holds particular depth for disciples, as it clarifies the Guru Tattva and the inner posture of discipleship. At the same time, non-disciples and all sincere seekers benefit equally, as the teaching ultimately reveals Brahman, the non-dual truth that stands beyond role, relationship, or path.
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To explore Sadhvi's previous teachings, we invite you to check out the Key Vedanta Concepts series, Mantra Upasana series as well as her Companion Study Review of Acharya Shunya's satangas on How To Be Happy. Also explore the Companion Study Review of Nirvana Shatakam, an 8th century nondual scripture by Adi Shankaracharya, available in our playlist.