Guest guest Posted March 21, 2004 Report Share Posted March 21, 2004 Sri Ramana once said that many advanced souls get liberation after reaching higher planes and that a few rare ones attain mukti (liberation) right here and now. In such cases the Prana along with mind (Kundalini Shakti) gets fully absorbed in the Spiritual Heart. When Sri Ramana's body was dying, people were asking the Sage to not leave. "Where can I go. I am here." was the reply of Ramana Maharshi. Where can I go? It means that the "I" having been absorbed in the Heart has become the Heart It Self and transcends all time and space. Therefore the question of (the mind and Prana) coming and going is completely moot. In Advaita Vedanta, Self-Realization is realizing the complete identity of Atman (individual soul) and ParamAtman (Supreme Soul). In relative terms, an analogy may be useful. We can think of the Atman as circle with a center. When we enter this center or the Heart, we see that ParamAtman's center is exactly This as well. However, the circumference disappears as if it never existed. The Self or the Heart of ParamAtman is the same as that of Atman. Knowing the Heart, one becomes the Heart. Sri Krishna states to Arjuna, " I am in the Heart of all O' Gudakesha...." To know God really means to know One's Own Heart. Mysteriously, One's Own "Personal" Heart turns out to be the Universal Impersonal Heart of the Lord. But there is nothing impersonal about it. It is all very Personal. That is why Sri Ramana used to say that God is the First Person. Same Heart. Same Heart. Your Own Heart. Same Heart. Love to all Harsha ===== /join Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 21, 2004 Report Share Posted March 21, 2004 , "Harsha" wrote: > Sri Ramana once said that many advanced souls get > liberation after reaching higher planes and that a few > rare ones attain mukti (liberation) right here and > now. In such cases the Prana along with mind > (Kundalini Shakti) gets fully absorbed in the > Spiritual Heart. ..com Namaste Harsha, Yes that is my take, Muktas are unusual and like hens teeth. However many souls do go to the Brahmaloka and get moksha at mahapralaya........ONS..Tony. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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