How is Moksha Defined in Vedanta? | Swami Sarvapriyananda
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- How is moksha defined in Vedanta? Swami Sarvapriyananda helps answer this question.
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I 100% got it after listening to this. Thank you Swami.
This was a crystal clear explanation. I vow to you sir. You are really a learned one.
Can learned one be replaced by realized one?
@@clinicaldialogues why you want to replace the word "learned one"?
@@clinicaldialogues only a realized one knows the answer to this.. look within
Swami is Gem
I really like his statement that control of sorrow is what you’re aiming for. No need to worry about multiple lives, even about life after death. Just do the practices, the meditation.
Awesome ... I have read that we can have freedom from suffering, but the conviction with which Swamiji said "Yes, it is possible", gave me renewed confidence.
I bow down to Shri Swami Sarvpriyanada Ji 🙏🙏🙏🙇🙇🙇
When there is no birth and death, there is no sorrow to suffer
And then comes Krishna's Philosophy which way above this philosophy.
if there is no I then.who is.suffering?
Beautifully placed....
Thank you Swamiji ❤️❤️❤️🙏🙏🙏
Namaste swami sarvapriyananda
Pranam Swamiji
PRONAM neben Maharaj 🙏🌹🙏
Nice way of teaching. Full of clarity. No room for misinterpretation. Credit to the interviewer too. Very necessary question asked.
Thank you Swamiji and Pranam Swamiji , The difficult concepts are so beautifully explained in your lectures ,that it becomes relatable and practical in living day to day life.
Beautiful words..
Thank you so much Swami Ji.... God bless us always... the words of Swamiji always is a bliss 🙏💗🕉
💜 हरी ओम। 💜
Thx swamiji
Aim of life is explained in few minute's by our the great Swami Sarvapriyananda maharaj, Vedanta Society NY.America.
🙏🙏🙏 Pranaam Swamiji 🙏🙏🙏
Excellent clarification about moksha in different Indian philosophical system .,🙏🙏🌺🌺🍀🌺🌺🙏🙏
ENLIGHTENMENT:
Of those who have experienced a state of “oneness” and are free from mental suffering, there are EXTREMELY rare souls who are spiritually-enlightened (at least to such an extent to be worthy of the label). If the term were to be taken literally, a person may be permeated or imbued in light to varying degrees, just as the ocean is more illumined by direct sunlight than it is by the reflected light of the moon.
So, when a layman thinks of an enlightened soul, he or she typically imagines a person who knows what life is “all about”, or has “seen the light of God” (metaphorically-speaking). Simply having an awakening experience is quite far-removed from being an enlightened sage.
Every person who has ever lived can be RANKED according to their level of enlightenment. Even if one understands that there is more to existence than gross matter and localized consciousness, one could claim to be more enlightened than a gross materialist. Therefore, somewhere in the world resides a person who is the most ignorant fool on earth, and at a different location one may find the most enlightened sage extant. Like practically everything in life, enlightenment is relative. Even “complete” enlightenment is not an absolute state. Even the most educated person alive has the capacity to increase his knowledge. Not even Divine Incarnations are all-knowing, I would posit.
If one were to approach a rocket scientist, one would expect him to fully understand his field of expertise. He would understand advanced physics and chemistry, and know precisely how to design and launch spacecraft into outer-space.
Similarly, an enlightened sage is one who understands LIFE. He knows how this phenomenal world came to be, how the law of action and reaction actually works, how to become liberated from temporal sufferings, and should be able to logically answer any question posed to him by a spiritual seeker (what to speak of highly-intelligent members of the scientific and philosophical communities).
An enlightened person has eschewed all belief systems and relies solely on objective, VERIFIABLE concepts, knowing that even the most accurate concepts are relative, and that the ultimate reality is Absolute. Read Chapter 03 of “F.I.S.H” to appreciate this philosophical foundation. A laconic way to describe how it feels to be a fully-enlightened (and awakened) person is thus: imagine yourself (that is, your waking-state persona) entering a dream and interacting with the dream characters, giving no regard to any uncomfortable situation, including possible death, as you know that you cannot die. That is similar to how a genuine sage relates to this seemingly-real creation - continuously at peace with what is.
A fully-enlightened person is almost invariably a member of the Holy Priesthood (a prophet, to be more precise), and NECESSARILY possesses a genius or near-genius level of intelligence. “Necessarily”, because, as previously stated, he is required to competently respond to even the most difficult questions and conundrums posed to him by others (otherwise, he can hardly claim to be a fully-enlightened individual). Imagine approaching a so-called “enlightened sage”, and after asking him the most profound questions imaginable, he responds “Umm...I don't know!”
On the other hand, even the village idiot can receive awakening experiences. However, to be liberated from suffering, one normally requires at least an average level of intelligence, because understanding the nature of suffering (as opposed to mere pain) is a rather intellectual concept.
Needless to say, an enlightened person adheres to a strict code of morals and ethics, such as the avoidance of illicit sexual activity, gambling, intoxicants, and animal products. To be fair, there are many examples of persons who seem to be very awakened and/or enlightened, yet engage in base pursuits such as those mentioned above, due to their genetic make-up and their conditioning. However, this category is devoted to highly-evolved beings who LITERALLY radiate holiness - those who even the vilest of souls can recognize to be elevated far above ordinary, animalistic humanity. Sometimes, those vile souls far more easily recognize enlightened saints than do persons who are supposedly spiritually-advanced, as when the demoniacs, called “Legion”, instantly identified the Divine Avatar, Lord Jesus Christ, as the Son of the Most High God, whilst the Jewish high-priest at the time considered The Perfect Person Himself to be naught but a ominous rabble-rouser and a blasphemer.
It seems logical to assume that any person who purports to be a fully-enlightened soul must be morally-upright. Therefore, those who profess to be enlightened individuals, yet who actively support objectively-evil ideologies or practices, such as socialism, communism, democracy, feminism, homosexuality, and carnism, are of no practical benefit to society (quite the opposite, in fact - they are a DETRIMENT to society)
The devilish character, known as “Satan” in the Judeo-Christian tradition, seems to have been quite enlightened about spiritual reality, yet I'm not sure if anyone would call him an “enlightened being”. To be rather forthright, a fully-enlightened sage will accept the conceptual framework of this Holy Scripture, “A Final Instruction Sheet for Humanity”, as being a very accurate description of life as it is (or as it could be or should be).
It is far far preferable for a guru to teach impeccable moral precepts, yet have a flawed understanding of metaphysics, than vice versa.
Out of a billion persons, there may be one or two enlightened masters. These self-realized world-teachers are almost TOTALLY shunned by society, for, as Lord Jesus Christ once proclaimed: “I am the enemy of the world because I am telling the world that it is evil” (paraphrased).
It is extremely easy to identify a truly-enlightened spiritual master: The first question one should ask a prospective guru is "What is the ideal form of government?". If he acknowledges monarchy to be the only legitimate form of governance, then ask "Does free-will exist for any living creature?". If he responds in the negative, then the chances are that he is an authentic guru, assuming, of course, that he is a strict vegan, and is despised by most all of humanity. If he has more than a couple of dedicated disciples, he is most probably teaching something less than Truth.
“You have to let it happen, just like you have to let yourself go to sleep - you can’t try to go to sleep. You have to let yourself digest your food - you can’t try to digest it.
And so, in the same way, you have to let yourself wake-up (become liberated).”
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*“A flow of water suddenly does a whirlpool and then it goes on. The whirlpool is a definite form but no water stays put in it.
The whirlpool is something the stream is doing, and in exactly the same way, the universe is doing each one of us.”
Professor Alan W. Watts,
British-American Philosopher.
“Awakening cannot take place, so long as the idea persists, that one is a seeker.
Doing sadhana (spiritual practices) means, assuming the existence of a phantom.
The entity that you think you are, is false.
You ARE the Reality!”
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“When Realization dawns, then what happens? You are no longer 'you'. You remain established in the inner silence and freedom, without any concern for your welfare, content with whatever comes along - and life goes on in perfect effortlessness.”
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“Self-inquiry is the direct path to Self-realization or enlightenment.
The only way to make the mind cease its outward activities, is to turn it inward.
By steady and continuous investigation into the nature of the mind, the mind itself gets transformed into That to which it owes its own existence.”
Ramesh Balsekar,
Indian Spiritual Teacher.
@@SpiritualPsychotherapyServices The purpose of Samadhi is to remove past karma. But when it comes to correct understanding of Vedic metaphysics Sankhya which combines Advaitha (non dual Shiva) and Dvaitha (dual shakhti) - You (conscious and immanent athma) are (already) that (conscious, transcendent and omnipresent divine) regardless of whether you realize it or not because without the conscious and immanent athma or divine nothing can exist. False identification with thoughts and body is just an illusion due to 5 senses experienced by the athma even though it is NOT the doer.
@@indianmilitary are you ABSOLUTELY certain of that? 🤨
How are you Swamiji? A long time not seen you or heard new lectures from you... 😔 please let me know if you are well. OM Shanti Shanti Shanti 🙏🙏🙏
Thank you sir
Joy Thakur Joy Ma Joy Swamiji...Pronam Maharaj
हरिःऊँ, प्रणाम,स्वामीजी।
Great teaching. Thank you so much.
In your own words, define “TRUTH”. ☝️🤔☝️
Pranaam swami ji.जय रामकृष्ण परमहंस
He is my savior i offer my pranam
How desire causes suffering, desire makes progress, happiness, advancement of society.
Swamiji we could get the clarity of vedantic words.pranam Awami.
Inner peace with ur lot in life
Many many thanks Maharaj. I had confusion about reincarnation, but after hearing you my doubt fades away.
Pranam Maharaj 🙏
Pranam Swamiji . Every Human Being Is Blend Of SELF & NOTSELF
SELF IS ALL
Gr8
🙏🙏🙏 Guruji
There's life there's suffering,sorrows,misery
No birth&death no suffering
But if there's no pain there's no pleasure
So when we feel no pain or any pleasure we hve attained moksha
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तदत्यन्तविमोकोऽपवर्ग
Salavation is release from Pain
(Gautama Sutra 1,22)
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Freedom from the personal "me"...the after-effects are freedom from sorrow/suffering, freedom from limitation, and freedom from the cycle of birth and death. Those are all based upon the personal "me".
Yeah brother absolutely right
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Does anybody know when Swamiji will be back for his talks ? Thanks 🙏
Listening & Learning. Heartfelt thanks Swami-ji.
How can I meet with you? I want your blessings Maharaj Ji.
According to what I have read, there was a time when Swamis would answer correspondence from people who wrote to them seeking advice or clarification. That appears to have become a casualty of modern ease of communication.
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Astvakra गीता में बताया है, तू मुक्त ही है,
सही कहा है अष्टवक्र ने । परंतु हमारे कर्मों का बन्धन होने के कारण हम उसको समझ नहीं पाते हैं। आत्म को समझना तो बहुत सरल है । परंतु हम सरल नहीं है । हम उलझे हुए रहते हैं 🌸
आत्म ज्ञान तो जानते है, समझते है, पर उसमे टिक नहीं पाते |कबीरजी ने कहा है ना माया महा ठगिनी हम जाने 🙏🙏
@@Ilakshi665 मन ही माया है ।
Google knows me better than me
Thank you for recommending this
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Freudian slip 1:59 “Freedom from Liberation”
Holding the reality oft death!
I wish swamiji can give pravachan in Hindi also
Is the ultimate Moksha, ( from body, mind, limited self) , same as eternal samadhi ? Does the no-mind state of videha mukta same as a blank slate, or is there any cognizance possible?
So should we let go all of our desires? And there will be no need for hardwork to achieve different goals we have in life?
Can anybody suggest me the video in which swami ji is talking about re birth?
Swamiji there is a story in Kena Up of Devas with “I” ego and Yaksha. They don’t have birth and death cycle. Are they liberated? If not what is liberation for them?
Swamiji, can we define that as freedom from duality? Freedom from limited jnanam? Not only Sorrow or Dukha, Sukha is also a bandhan, an yearning for it. There is Swa Ananda when these are not present.
Is overcoming suffering equivalent to attaining bliss?
Can you please explain the belief about dying in Kashi you get instant moksha?
What is Advaita Vedanta's take on this?
What is the message of bhagavada purana ? What is the ultimate goal for the mankind ?
After moksha where does the soul go. How does the place look like
What after liberation?
Why no new videos??
Sir please talk something on dark night of the soul 💜
It is nothing but unproductive period in an otherwise good one
St John of the Cross has written about it. For me it was the period which happened after I realized that nothing in the world could possibly make me truly happy, but before I realized that I am the self-luminous light of the Universe. If you think about it, it's pretty depressing when one realizes that everything one used to do for pleasure--particularly for me chasing sensual pleasures and buying new stuff (multiple cars, homes, motorcycles, etc.)--all of that was absolutely empty of any permanent happiness, and furthermore would eventually become the cause of suffering. I struggled for a long time, even contemplating suicide. That was my dark night of the soul.
How are you feeling moksha
Freedom from all and your individual identity.
"Janma-mrithyu-jaraa-vyaadhi-dukha-dosha-anudarshanam" --Githa
Birth, death, old age, diseases... however rich or poor , strong or weak ....we all Jivas are bound to experience these four sorrows. What way is there to be freed from them... other than attaining God or Moksha?
Jai Shree Ramakrishna
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How is moksha ie becoming one with God possible when we are all God anyway
Jai Sri Ramakrishna Jai Sri Ramakrishna Jai Sri Ramakrishna Jai Sri Ramakrishna Jai Sri Ramakrishna
Swamiji Pranam….you have already flashed the most subtle answer to this question. In one of your lectures on Moksha you have referred to Shri Shankaracharya’s Aparoksha anubhuti which says that in reality freedom from Birth-Death is not possible otherwise one would have immediately died after Enlightenment, which never happens. So what i understand is on the plane of transactional reality the cycle of birth-death, sorrow-happiness would eternally exist but post enlightenment we shall attain the serenity of mind by attaining Moksha which is beyond the perception of body-mind-intellect. Is that correct?
This statement is wrong from the perspective of Advaita Vedanta. Liberation from birth and death (samsara) is possible and the ultimate goal of human life. The cycle of birth and death is not eternal, but a result of ignorance (avidya) and attachment (karma). The enlightened person does not die immediately after enlightenment, but lives on until the exhaustion of the past karma (prarabdha) that has given rise to the present body. The enlightened person is not affected by the body or the world, but remains in the state of bliss, consciousness, and existence, which are the attributes of the ultimate reality (brahman). The enlightened person attains final liberation (videhamukti) after dropping the body, and does not return to the cycle of birth and death
@@lordvishnu3098 It’s difficult to get convinced with the fact that karma can be exhausted post enlightenment. It’s an eternal cycle on the transactional grounds.
But on transcendental plane, the Master says : जब जनम ही नहीं तो मृत्यु काहेका? I have not even born once, I am not even born now and therefore there is no question of death for me. Once we are deeply rooted with this highest spiritual understanding that I am Everfree Unborn Undying Unchanging Infinite Witness Consciousness, then MOKSHA is at our hands Here & Now. We then don’t even need to wait for enlightenment, that shall happen in it’s own course of time. Again, the freedom we shall attain post ‘E’ would be nothing new, we shall realise that it was always there with us right from the beginning, and the cycle of life & death, happiness & sorrow are just floating like various waves in our vast ocean of consciousness. At this witness point we can say the law of karma nullifies and cycle of birth & death seizes.
Nirvana is extinguishment ==> nirahankara.
Plz enlighten 🙏 what happens after moksha 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Nothing
No rebirth.
Swami ji, will you clear my one doubts ?.After our Moksha , where we (atma) will be stay ?.
Weather we will merge with parabrahma (broken pot air merges with, out side air)or it will remain as it is (in the state of atma)? Or after some time (after so many chatru ugas), weather it will start once again comes to birth and death cycle?. Or it will take the birth, if it wishes to take birth?.
Or it will stay with in gods king dom?. Swamiji, please clear my doubts.
After liberation Our aatma will stay in moksha also known as Siddhalaya... It will remain as aatma for ever and theres nothing there in moksha but just peace and happiness it will never start the cycle of rebirth again
Atma never merge with parbrahm
Iam
But why to defined everything…
Make people to experience by their own..
this was the fundamental mistake people did in the past that we have defined everything..
but at experiential level only very few people are there…
Both experience and knowledge are important in hindu dharmic tradition. Remember, experience without correct knowledge is like a blind man and it always leads to wrong conclusions like buddhist nirvana claim. Of course, knowledge without experience is like a barren land.
The cause for dukha is not always desire. It can be lot of different things. If a new born child of a poor mother is born with bone cancer ..she has no trishna but it's immense dukha.
Bhavad gita lectures are not coming anymore😭🙏
The Bible says all lives are within one life just as the Vedas say. It's the reason behind the Golden rule that's found in all the major religions. Every life is a reincarnation of the one Life. 🙏
Abrahamic religions have no concept of reincarnation.
It's my view that the Bible tells us of our individual journey from the beginning to learning to overcome the Earth. Christ is the Rock of Ages that holds all lives told in Exodus and the song Rock of Ages cleft for me, I want to hide myself in thee. I think to be in Christ is the same as Samadhi. Rev. 1-5 "Jesus Christ is the faithful witness and the first begotten of the dead. Jesus is the faithful witness the part of us that is aware of God and our true self. Christ is the first begotten of the dead. The Revelation of Jesus Christ to St John tells how John was resurrected from the dead to be in Christ and the new Heaven and the New Earth.
@@imaginaryuniverse632 But none of the Abrahamic religions were built around any well validated metaphysics. It led to blind belief in a book, needless middlemen/prophets, angels, non existent heaven/hell, fantasy stories (propagated as history) and half baked responsibilities towards people and nature due to lack of understanding of karma or cause and effect created due to violation of balance of natural law or dharma, reincarnation (birth/death duality cycle) and moksha (microcosm to macrocosm)
@@indianmilitary My view is the Bible tells us heaven is the place where things are decided and the Earth is where our decisions appear "our Fathers will be done on Earth as it is in heaven" is what is always happening. Jesus is our awareness of the Father Rev1-5 "Jesus Christ is the faithful witness and the first begotten of the dead". Jesus said, In my father's house there are many rooms, I will go and make a place for you. To me this says clearly that our awareness is Jesus as the Atman who is in reality Brahman but must ascend to realize this position on the day of judgement or atonement where Jesus will sit at the right hand of the Father who is us.
The story of Joshua and the walls of Jericho is the same as the Revelation of Jesus Christ to St John. The walls came down after blowing the trumpets for seven days and the people inside were revealed and "killed" to be gone forever. The people are like the voices in our heads or what we see in the world and believe is reality but is really the appearance of what we believe reality to be. The people are as unfruitful branches that are pruned from the vine and piled in a heap and burned. This is how I believe the Bible describes what hell is. The seven churches are the same as the seven energy centers in Eastern religions. Hell is where what is purged from these centers goes. The Bible refers to the sleeping and dead interchangeably and this means to believe that we are the effect of the Earth or the world we see. This is what is meant to live in sin and the wages of sin being death. Elijah rose a child from the dead by looking into his eyes and holding his hands, the boy sneezed 7 times and was healed or made whole. It seems there are seven different kinds of ways that we can be drawn into believing that we are dependant upon the Earth for survival or comfort. We must come to believe that we are the cause of everything. It seems one school of belief is that we can overcome our delusion and the other believes we can't. I think we can but I can't prove it. 🙏
So u can lie or twist words to explain moksha ?
हर ज्ञान किताबों , ग्रंथो आदि से प्राप्त नहीं होता है । कोई भी वैज्ञानिक अपनी खोज को पुरा कभी नहीं बताते हैं । और ये सब ज्ञान गुरु के पास जाकर । समर्पण भाव से जाकर ही समझ सकते हैं ☀️।
Death of will.
Multiple life?, Cycles of life
Relate this concept to the reality of nature . Electrons cycle around the proton , planets move around d their stars, star move around in their own cycle , day and night a cycle, seasons are cyclic.
This explains the creation itself is cyclic.
Hence, the living being also follow the cyclicity of birth and death. Death occurs only to the Sthoola shareera or the body, which was entirely from the materials of this earth right from the egg and sperm. Compare this to hardware of a computer. The sookshma Shareera is the operating system or OS, and the kaarana Shareera is ....May be the application software, both of which are not created out of material.
Om Namah Shivaaya
Or when EGO is Transcended.
Remaining as Brahman-isolated from prakriti without any conscious-experiences defeats the entire purpose the jagat was manifested - conscious experiences. It isn't even possible to remain eternally as Brahman-isolated from prakriti because that's what we were (and still are), yet what happened? Samsara. Therefore, annihilating the sukshma sharira just resets the process of Samsara. Real Moksha is knowing your true nature and going to a better world than this one, like Vaikuntha etc.
I must respectfully disagree with your characterization of moksha as “annihilating the sukshma sharira”. As an Advaitin, I recognize that our sukshma sharira is given to us by Ishvara, as is the entirety of jagat, which is nothing but a manifestation of Ishvara. That which is given by Ishvara cannot be annihilated by any individual. Moksha, for an Advaitin, is the recognition that we are never apart from Ishvara, while samsara is living a life with the mistaken belief that we are apart from Ishvara. Vaikunta, for an Advaitin, is a manifestation of Ishvara as well. So, we could choose to pretend to be apart from Ishvara in this world before recognizing our oneness with Ishvara upon reaching Vaikunta, or we could choose to realize our oneness with Ishvara right here, right now and dwell in the limitlessness of our true nature. Advaitins just vote for the latter approach to moksha.
@@rsr9200 and I also disagree with you because sukshama sarira is not our true self but a bondage that cause rebirth and suffering from physical pains of this world such as old age, diseases and pain of death the real moksha destroy our 3 bodies ( sthula, suksham and karana) and remain in the state of pure consciousness for eternity 🕉️
@@rsr9200 only Knowing that I am brahman does not ends our physical pains but it only ends our mental pains so the real moksha is videhmukti
@@lordvishnu3098it is so much horrible u can not come back in this world never
@@nikhilkhandelwal3927 because you are so much attached with your body that's why you are giving priority to this temporary world
Human must be a developmental disorder in the evolutionary process if the suceess rate of humanness is a few to billions after billions of failure.
But why everything has to suffer for human cruelty, violence and stupidity, what is the justice and point with this suffering of the innocents?
Moksha could also be Freedom for Life and space for sanity and Love/ compassion and Peace on this planet🙏
after human has destroyed itself with all insanity that its involved with,the quicker the better.
Ever heard of Karma or cause and effect. Collective karma depends on the Yuga. In Kaliyuga, it was very high (before 2012 december). Dwapra Yuga has started now. Dharma is rising again. Awareness of people about dharma and adharma have definitely improved when compared to the past. But the tug of war between dharma and adharma will always continue which eventually leads to good or dharmic outcome. It is explained in the form of a metaphor called 'Samudra Mandhan" in Vedas.
Mukti
Are you living body.
How can one be completely liberated yet at the same time serve at the pleasure of the Lord? If you're implying merging into the Lord, then how can one maintain its unique essence?
If by the term Lord, the Ishvara of Advaita is meant, then our service is nothing but the will of the Lord being expressed through our body-mind-sense complex, which itself is a manifestation of the Lord. With the recognition that the Lord pervades the servant, the served, and the service, comes liberation from our false sense of separation from the Lord, which then enables us to realize our identity with the limitless nature of the Lord.
@@rsr9200 Yes, but if we are the expression if the Lord's will then why is there an attempt being made to disown this manifestation? One can realize that he\she is a manifestation of Lord's will yet retain his\her uniqueness. This uniqueness can only be maintained by periodic renewals since pain is a much better mechanic than pleasure.
@@Ananias329 Since everything is Ishvara’s manifestation, an Advaitin cannot disown anything because they cannot call anything their own in the first place. Of course, an Advaitin can marvel at Ishvara’s glory manifesting itself as a vast world of seemingly unique individuals and other beings. That is the Lord’s power of maya, which Advaitins can and do revel in.
@@rsr9200 A great sage once said
"The way that can be spoken of
Is not the constant way;
The name that can be named
Is not the constant name."
If you want to live outside of the realm of the Word then I wish you good luck in a state that only goes "WOW, WOW, WOW..."
@@Ananias329 Yes, great sages have said great things, but few understand their sayings the way they were meant to be understood! Also, it seems to me that aiming for a constant “Meh!” state of mind might be advantageous to “WOW! WOW!” since the latter may be difficult to maintain during deep sleep 😉.
Ad per Upanishads knowing ( knowledge) theyself as Brahman is moksha. The entire universe is manifestation of only one Chaitanya and you are also That.
Birth first.
The moshsa.
Swami Sarvapriyananda Have You seen God?
You have not experienced Kaibalya mukti yet. You are expressing not your own views. The views has been mentioned thru the various an ancient book of Hindu philosophy. Moksha is not joke. It is very serious subject and it is very important part of Shristi. During the practice of moksha, if someone is capable and passed all procedure then you will get Moksha by Shiva ji. The ultimate goal of mankind is liberation. Freedom of misery and sorrow is not moksha. The moksha is freedom of cycle of born and death. During the process of Moksha it is absolutely merge your Atma into nirakar Brahma is called Moksha. Please do not mixed up. To get Moksha thru Shiva ji and process of Moksha is completely two different things. Freedom of sorrow and source of happyness is not moksha. It is a state before get moksha. With out interview with Shiva Ji you will not get Moksha. Moksha provider is only Shiva ji neither anyone can provide Moksha.
Isn't it too selfish of the one who attains Moksha? Wouldn't it be better that the gyani lives more n serve others ? Also, this definition belittles 'Life' as if those who are left behind/living are not manifestation of Brahmaji's desires of the Srishti?
What's the purpose of God? Why this hide n seek game with the self?
Your own Self-realization is the greatest service you can render the world. - Ramana Maharshi
Nirvana is not ultimate spiritual freedom. It is freedom from birth-death-rebirth cycles on this material world. After Nirvana one does not have to be born on this material world but life will continue on astral and spirit worlds through astral and causal bodies.
Ultimate spiritual freedom is after one gets liberation on causal world.
Sir plz can you answer my one query here ?? I heard from someone that after getting moksha the soul is free for only lifetime of one creation ..and after that the soul is reborn again in another creation ..so is it true ??
@@neetucarpenter7992 Since you have asked a very important and intelligent question and many people may have such doubts about Nirvana I will answer through a video. Keep watching.
@@JyotirvidPawan ok sir..
@@neetucarpenter7992 Please watch the video with detailed answer to your query.
First to define BHIM RITI.
NEXT DHARMARAJ.
THIRD TO CHAPALA.
Swami gi We need all lecture in bangla . আমার প্রনাম নেবেন । এই জগৎ সংসারের জন্য আমার নিজের জন্য এবং বাঙালির আবেগকে মাথায় রেখে অনুগ্রহ করে যদি সম্ভব হয় আপনার যত ইংরেজি ভাষায় ভিডিও সেগুলোকে বাংলায় অনুবাদ করলে উপকৃত হব।
Food war.
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