Is True Moksha Achievable?

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Jaya Guru Datta,

 

Here is today's saying:

 

"Q: O.K. Shall we consider that it is an acquired quality?

 

A: If we consider it that way, it would mean that the Atma remains in the state

of Mukti (in which it is not a Karayita) for some time and at other times it is

bound by this quality. It follows that the Moksha which is eventually achieved

has a beginning and an end. It has been already shown that anything which has a

beginning and an end is impermanent. Thus, even the Moksha becomes an

impermanent state. But by definition, is something which has no beginning or an

end. By assuming that Atma acquires a quality, you are saying that true Moksha

is not achievable at all! This notion is contrary to the Vedas. It is also

inconsistent with human experience."

 

Sri Swamiji

Lessons in Vedanta - 37 part V

Bhakti Mala, February 1999

 

Sri Guru Datta,

Swamiji Says

 

 

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