[Guruvayur/Guruvayoor] Re:what happens after getting moksh

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Dear Sarojaji,

Good to see your posting again. We missed your presence and wisdom.

Om Namo Narayanaya:

Sunil.

 

 

 

guruvayur , Saroja Ramanujam <sarojram18 wrote:

>

> Dear Sunil and others,

> My eyes are almost back to nomal tough it will be sometime before I

do my regular posting but now n my computer is out of order. I am

typing this from a friend;s house. I will give my views on moksha and

what it means when my computer is repaired.

> saroja Ramanujam

>

> balagopal ramakrishnan <rbalpal wrote:

HARI AUM

>

> SwamiChitmayanandji's disourses of the Gita has been

> insisting that the different 'yogas' are to be mixed

> and matched as any one single yoga is not complete in

> itself. To gain knowledge 'action' is a must and only

> when the 'knowledge' matures 'bhakthi' appears. The

> 'bhakthi' as a 'yoga' comes after 'karma' and 'jnana'.

> Practise of religion, chanting bhajans, mantras etc

> are not be confused with the 'bhakthi' at the 'yoga'

> level but a way to better once 'karma' which will

> help him mature the 'jnana' that he acquires in the

> process.

>

> Regards

>

> Balagopal

>

> NARAYANA NARAYANA NARAYANA

> --- Sunil Menon <menon_sunil wrote:

>

> > Sree,

> >

> > Depending upon the school of philosophy (Dwaita,

> > Advaita, Vaishnava

> > etc) you follow, the technical definition of

> > 'Moksha' varies. But to

> > commoners like me, the simplistic explanation is as

> > follows-

> >

> > Moksha or Mukti is the liberation from the cycle of

> > death and rebirth

> > and the end to suffering and limitation of worldly

> > existence.

> >

> > Liberation occurs when the individual soul

> > (Jeevatma) dissolves with

> > the universal soul (Paramatma) or Brahman.

> >

> > So, at the state of Moksha, individual soul

> > dissolves in ParamAtma and

> > our soul cease to exist and becomes a part of the

> > universal 'oneness'.

> >

> > Self-realization (Aatma jnana) is the key to Moksha.

> >

> > There are four ways to self realization; Karma Yoga,

> > Bhakti Yoga,

> > Jnana Yoga, and Raja Yoga.

> >

> > And one must achieve Moksha on his or her own.

> >

> > I request all learned ones to elaborate more.

> >

> > Om Namo Narayanaya:

> > Sunil.

> >

> >

> >

> > guruvayur , " sreedhar c.p "

> > <sreepal20@> wrote:

> > >

> > > Hare Krishna,

> > >

> > > Any learned person can assist to find the answer

> > for below Question?

> > >

> > > With Love,

> > > Sree

> > >

> > > Vikrant <free_for_blue@> wrote:

> > > i have a seriouse question that is

> > been going in my mind

> > since long.......

> > > when one cuts the cycle of death and re-birth and

> > gets moksh or

> > mukti then what happens...then what happens to the

> > atman(the

> > soul)....if one knows that this is his last physical

> > life in this

> > world and he will not be born again since he has now

> > cut/stop the

> > cycle of death & re-birth.....then what happens

> > after this life to the

> > soul....in this specific case where does the soul go

> > after leaving the

> > body...does it get dissolved in the cosmic universe

> > or what...what is

> > the final resting place or final destination for the

> > atman(the soul)

> > in the infinite universe considering the scenario i

> > gave now...

> > > any views ...

> > >

> > >

> > > Vikrant

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

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