TEN PRINCIPLES

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TEN PRINCIPLES

 

 

Now we deal with Anthahkarana Chathustayam  i.e . , the four inner

implements.Manas (mind),Buddhi,Chitta and Ahamkara.Another

supplementarypoint to this is being enunciated.(Master here took a pause and as

a

goodteacher,was concerned with the understanding of the students.As such,

hesaid to them, ‘ ‘Have you understood what I have taught so far?

‘’).Somedeliver lectures,prolingingly like a rubber tube, without having any

concernfor thr understanding of the listeners .Further, they feel high  of

thesubject of philosophy.They feel that what they deal with i.e . ,

philosophyis so great that it cannot be understood by both the one who talks and

wholistens.So when one person is talking, the other person is

understanding,it is called litigation.(Laugh).When  two persons are talking and

the

other person is not understanding  the other equally,it is called philosophy

or metaphysics.(Laugh) So what is philosophy? Something that cannot

understood.This(what I am teaching now) is the quintessence of all

that the \master-key of the lock of every learning.So have this key with

you.Apply it to any branch of learning.It will be open and you will have the

secret.The box, the suit case will be opened by you.You can be like a chief

Engineer in a railway compartment who can take all the suitcase open and take

the

wealth also with this.So this is the master-key.Add the four inner implements

to the five sense-organs.5+4=9.There is another, which is the tenth

principle. ‘’ Athyathistat Dashangulam.Purusha E Vedagam Sarvam’’.

Purusha

always stands from with in his own subsistence through ten digits and He is

the tenth principle,because he was the first principle.He is omnipotent

and omnipresent

 

 

tobe continued........

 

 

COURTESY-MASTER E.K

 

 

REGARDS

BHARATHI