Avadutha

[Guest guest]

Hello,

> How can the same one 'divine' appear in all this variety?

 

The first point to be noted is that the Absolute is beyond space, time

and causation. So, there is no something becoming something else. There

is no "time" when something was something else. Thinking beyond the

concept of time and causation is difficult for the mind.

 

The next point is that as long as you approach the Absolute objectively,

you cannot reach it. The Absolute has to be approached subjectively.

Instead of trying to grasp the Absolute, try to realise the "I". You

will reach the Absolute. Again, the mind can only grasp an object. It

cannot grasp the subject. You can only intutively realise the Subject.

 

When you have this intutive realisation of the Absolute, this question

will stand answered. Any other means of trying to explain will be highly

inadequate. This is not a question for academic discussion. It is a

question to be realised by oneself.

 

With love,

Gomu.

 

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[Guest guest]

Hi!

Gomu said it perfectly! However disappointing it is to our ever

searching and unsatisfied mind, it can not approach the Absolute

objectively. For the same reason Science fails miserably in this arena!!

 

Gokulmuthu N <gomu

<<The next point is that as long as you approach the Absolute

objectively,

you cannot reach it. The Absolute has to be approached subjectively.

Instead of trying to grasp the Absolute, try to realize the "I". You

will reach the Absolute. Again, the mind can only grasp an object. It

cannot grasp the subject. You can only intuitively realize the

Subject.>>

 

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