re:question on nitya suris

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Dear bhagavatha,

There are slokhas in Bhagavad gita

like

slokha 2 of chapter 14 and around 2 slokhas in chapter

8,where Lord krishna says that those who reach him are

untouched during each creation and dissolution.This

implies the following:-

1.There are mukthas with the lord during creation and

dissolution.

2.Except for those persons with him in the

transcendental realmn,all others(bound souls) are

subject to modifications from the point of view of

their dharma-bhuta gnana during creation and pralaya.

 

Now,when the above is true with respect to muktha

atmas,then what to speak of nitya suris.Surely they

are

untouched by the play of the lord,such as creation and

dissolution in the leela vibhuti.

What uddalaka says to his son svetaketu in chandogya

upanishad is the immenence(antaryamitva) of the Lord

in jiva and prakriti in leela vibhuti(i.e that portion

of his body where creation and dissolution takes

place) in both their subtle (pralaya) and gross

(creation or shristi)aspects.In both cases,he alone is

the one Ultimate reality having the other two classes

of realities as his modes,with only the difference

that in creation there is a mixture of prakriti and

jiva in various forms identified by different names

and in dissolution they go back to their

undifferentiated state forcing the person telling the

upanishad that everything he sees at that state is

only the one lord just as arjuna says in chapter 11 of

bhagavad gita"O

Krishna,as you pervade all,so you are all".

 

Hope,this helps.

 

Sri krishnaarpanamasthu

B.N.Suresh

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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