Friday, October 7, 2011

If a man knows formless Consciousness as the innermost self here, he then attains the non-dual goal of his mission


If a man knows  formless Consciousness as the innermost self  here, he then attains the non-dual goal of his mission. If he does not know it here, he remains ignorance experiencing the cycle of birth, life and death as reality. Having realized the Self in every being, the wise relinquish the world and become immortal.
Consciousness is not known by those who know it; it is known by those who do not know it.  That is when one says he knows Consciousness; he is saying it as a person. The Consciousness cannot be applied only to the individuality but to the whole experience [three states]. But in reality the person and world created out of Consciousness, thus nothing exits other than Consciousness. Thus if one says he knows Consciousness as a person, he is making a wrong statement. One must know Consciousness as the formless clay of the three states [whole].
Consciousness is known when it is realized in every state of mind; for by such Knowledge one attains Immortality. By Consciousness one obtains strength; by Knowledge, Immortality
The self is not an individual it pervades in everything and everywhere in all the three states. Holding the self as an individual is cause of ignorance.  And ignorance is cause of experiencing the duality as reality.  The self is in the form of formless consciousness. Therefore self is not the form but it is formless.  
Consciousness is indeed below. Consciousness is above. Consciousness is in front. Consciousness is behind. Consciousness is inside and outside. Consciousness is all in all because there is no second thing other than consciousness in the universe, which is in the form of the mind.   "He who identifies the consciousness as self attains Immortality.
 The consciousness is not an object of perception. It is always the knowing subject. There is neither an agent nor an object of action, nor an instrument. In the waking/dream only there is the triad, viz., seer, sight and seen.

 Who can know the knower?

  How should one know knower by whom he knows all this?

 One can not see the seer of sight. One can not hear the hearer of the hearing. One   cannot perceive the perceiver of perception. One   cannot know the knower of knowledge. Because it is the formless substance and witness of the mind, which appears as waking or dream
Consciousness the true self is non-doer, non-enjoyer and unattached.  Gnani is free from the egoistic notions; his reason is not affected by ego he is not bound by the illusion/duality.