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> REALIZATION AND BODILY EXPERIENCE

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> QUESTIONER: Then what is the difference between the bound man and the one

> liberated?

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> SRI BHAGAVAN: From the Heart, the Self-center, there is a subtle passage

> leading to the Sahasrara, or Power-center. The ordinary man lives in the

> brain unaware of himself in the Heart. The Jnana Siddha (liberated or

> Self-realized man) lives in the Heart. When he moves about and deals with

> men and things, he knows that what he sees is not separate from the one

> Supreme Reality, the Brahman, which he realized in the Heart as his own

> Self, the Real.

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> QUESTIONER: What about the ordinary man?

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> SRI BHAGAVAN: I have just said that he sees things as outside himself. He

> is separate from the world, from his own deeper truth, from the truth that

> supports both him and what he sees. The man who has realized the supreme

> Truth of his own existence realizes that it is the one supreme Reality that

> is there behind him, behind the world. In fact, he is aware of the One, as

> the Real, the Self in all selves, in all things, Eternal and Immutable, in

> all that is impermanent and mutable.

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