# Upcoming Video Recordings

By [Lov Kher](https://dylit.info/user/lovkher)

[Think Tank for Peace](https://dylit.info/presence/Think-Tank-for-Peace/68312b6f51d1f60daef73dcf) > [Upcoming Video Recordings](https://dylit.info/channel/Upcoming-Video-Recordings/688e8b494e170706bca80a72)

Dr. K J Sharma and Dr. Lov K Kher plan to continue our new YouTube recordings this Fall for our channel - Think Tank for Peace on the following topics:   1. What’s Maya? Goal: We will explain the concept of illusion or ignorance in Vedanta and how it shapes our perception of reality. Key Points: Definition from Advaita Vedanta. Maya vs. Brahman. Real-world analogies (e.g., snake and rope). Role of Maya in suffering and liberation.   2. Significance of Symbolism Goal: Explore the deeper meanings behind common spiritual practices. Elements to cover: Bindi: Third eye, inner focus, gender significance. Deity Puja: Murti as a symbol, devotion, offering as self-purification. Holy Bath (Snanam): Physical + spiritual cleansing. Mala Japa: Repetition, focus, Bhakti/Raja Yoga traditions. We will mention how symbols help transition from form to formless.   3. Bhagavad Gita – Chapter Summaries Goal: We will give a concise and insightful breakdown of all 18 chapters. Format: One video per chapter, or group similar chapters. Include: Core theme. Krishna’s message. Application to modern life. Example: Chapter 2 (Sankhya Yoga) – Essence of the Gita: detachment, soul’s immortality. Chapter 12 (Bhakti Yoga) – Devotion as a path to liberation.   4. Select 2–3 Upanishads – Brief Narration Goal: Introduce core messages from key Upanishads. Examples: Isha Upanishad: Unity in diversity, renunciation. Kena Upanishad: The unknowable nature of Brahman. Mundaka Upanishad: Two types of knowledge, parā and aparā. We will present with brief storytelling or visual metaphors (e.g., two birds on a tree from Mundaka).