Fw.Solving a aproblem

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Vedanta defines a logically consistent algebraic system with

assumptions, theorems and corollaries. In fact it can be described as a

"Topological system." The Vedantic Topology contains the several

equivalent definitions that include: Brahman, Atman, Self-realized

Person, Perfect Person or Stithaprajna, Perfect Yogi, Person with a

Steady Mind, Person with no Desires, Person with no Ego, Perfect Bhakta

Yogi, Perfect Karma Yogi, Perfect Jnana Yogi, Person with no illusion,

Person with full wisdom, etc. In this mathematical system if one of the

qualities is established then rest follows automatically! If one of the

qualities does not exist then it can be also shown that none of the

quality will exist. This may explain why there is so much confusion and

chaos. The Upanishads contain lots of such algebraic statements to

establish that infinity can be established in infinity ways but still

there is only one INFINITY! If and when we cross our boundary beyond the

finite human intelligence, we will be able see the unity between zero and

infinity. The Seers who crossed beyond the human intelligence and wrote

the Upanishads were able to see no difference between Niguna (Nirvana)

and Sarguna (Total Bliss) Brahman.

Let me take this opportunity to thank Kartik because he gave me

the opportunity to think, react and clarify my view points on this

important topic.

 

Ram Chandran

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