Thursday, February 16, 2012

The ultimate truth or Brahman truth contains within the illusion ,which is present in the form of Mind




 The ultimate truth or Brahman  truth contains within  the illusion ,which is present in the form of Mind . The Mind is in the form of  Universe. the universe appears as waking or dream.  Deeper self-search reveals the fact that,  the the Soul or  consciousness is the formless substance witness of the the universe. Consciousness is unlimited and basis of everything else , is the reality. 

Realization of ultimate truth or Brahman   is possible only when one realizes   the ‘I’ is not the self but ‘I’ is Mind. Mind is in the form of universe.  Universe appears as waking or dream and disappears as deep sleep. The duality is present only in waking or dream.  In deep sleep it is non-duality.  that means mind is duality and soul is non duality. in reality the mind and soul are one in essence.  that essence is soul or consciousness. thus consciousness alone is real because no second thing exists other than consciousness.

  One has to start with the mind.  By investigating the Mind and realizing “what is what “one gets the Self-Knowledge or Brahma Gnana or Atma Gnana. In this process one becomes more and more subtle. When become aware of the existence of the formless witness of the three states; he has reached the highest. In this way one must try to understand assimilate and realize the non-dualistic or Advaitic truth.


Truth cannot be got in external world. The truth is hidden within the three states as their formless substance and witness.  By Becoming a monk and renouncing the worldly life and running away to mountains to acquire non dual truth or Brahman is a foolish venture.

Brahman is within.  The formless soul, which is in the form of consciousness, is ultimate truth or Brahman.   The formless soul is the innermost self and it is not an entity or identity within the waking or dream, but it is the formless substance, witness and source of the three states.    Formless soul is the source of the three states, from where the mind or universe (waking or dream) erupt and subsides. 

All the confusion and doubts arise because one doesn’t know what he is seeking. He thinks “ego or waking entity” is self and he is trying to acquire self-knowledge on the base of ‘ego or waking entity’ which is false self within the false experience. He thinks truth is some thing accomplished from the external experiences. So instead of verifying it through deeper self-search he tries to regulate his human attributes through yoga and devotion and religious code of conduct and tries to acquire the Self-Knowledge or Brahma Gnana or Atma Gnana .