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Jaya Guru Datta,

 

Here is today's saying:

 

“Question: While presenting Avachchinna Vaada, it was mentioned that the Anatma

Padartha is only one in the Karana (causal) state, but many in the (Karya)

effect state. Now in this doctrine of Pratibimba Vaada, you say that the sun

reflected in water. In all the examples, the sun reflects in the same object -

i.e., water. Water is the same whether it is in the sea or in a cup. But such

sameness can not be attributed to Antahkaranas. Each is different from the

other. Therefore, the above example of reflection may not be apt.

 

Answer: Agreed, water is one. But when you see the same water in one place, you

call it as sea. In another place, you call it as pond. In another place, you

call it as well. Does anything other than water make the sea? Does anything

other than water make the pond? Does anything other than water make the well?

No. Similarly, although Anatma Padartha is only one, it behaves differently. It

is because of this that different Antahkaranas exist. The Atma is reflected in

them and appears as different Jeevatmas."

 

Sri Swamiji

Lessons in Vedanta - 30 part III

Bhakti Mala, April, 1998

 

Sri Guru Datta,

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