Guest guest Posted June 23, 2000 Report Share Posted June 23, 2000 hari sarvottamma, vaayu jiivottamma shrI gurubhyo namaha ESTABLISHMENT OF DIFFERENCE BETWEEN JEEVA & BRAHMA: (TATVATHO BHEDA, JEEVA BRAHMARA BHEDHA) BG 8-24: Brahma jnanees go in the route uththarayana & they attain Brahma. From statements of Krishna, it is clear that 1. Those who are eligible to go by uththarayanamarge are only Brahma jnanees, 2. They attain Brahma (Puramanumukthi) 3. It is not a temporary award but a permanent one 4. for those who do not have Brahma jnana, he has mentioned a separate route i.e. Dhakshi nayana marga. From this, it is further clear that 1. There is a Mukthi different from Brahma Ikya & jnana. 2. That if can be attained by Brahma jnana different from Brahma Ikya jnana. Krishna has said that attaining him is the parama Mukthi. He further says Arjuna, chethanas in Brahma Sadana & lokas below that , get further births. But those that come to My loka never return. Paramathma who is called Avaktha is Akshara (Lakshmi devi) attaining Him is mukthi. My nature is that, when a devotee attains Me, he never returns, from these, it becomes very clear that there is no other nirguna brahma different from Krishna. BG 11--5/6: Jnanies attain My loka which is not enlightened by sun, for thejas of Bhaghavan is so great that there is no need for any other source of light. Further My loka is such that anyone who enters it never leaves it, Vaikunta etc., Muktha lokas do not perish even in Maha pralaya according to purans since Krishna also says the same & adds that this is the highest position attainable by jnanees, it is clear that Brahmamaikya is not Mukthi & Brahma Ikya jnana cannot become the cause of Mukthi. BG 9-34: In slokas like these, Krishna has instructed Arjuna " You do Karma " , " you be devoted to Me " . Further He has added " if you do like this, you attain Mukthi. " He has announced the result for the same when performed can be intended only for a jeeva who is in samsara, but not to paramathma is not bound by Karma & he is not in need of any phala of any karma, since he is nithya Muktha. These conclusions are confirmed by the arguments of Sankaracharya himself. He has written uthkramana of jnanee, his journey place of residence all these indicate the difference between jeeva & brahma shankaracharya bhasya of Brihadaranya kopanishad. These Vakyas have come in purvapaksha santha grantha. If there is no difference between jeeva & Brahma i.e. if Jeeva himself is Brahma, to whom by which Sandana Mukthi should accrue,! 1.2. if jeeva is not different from Brahma. The description of the dakshinoththara Marga & description of different places to be reached by going by these routes will become meaningless. If samsari is different from brahma (Mukthi) marga, mukthisthana) will be meaning but 3. sadhana by Karma yoga & sadhana by jnana marga also will be meaningful. 4. only if samsari is different from brahma, the statements of results that you will attain Mukthi or you will attain swarga & Mukthi would be applicable to (apurna) jeeva only & not to easwara who has nothing to achieve. In this way, they alone are showing. All the difficulties that come up if we accept Ik ya between jeeva & brahma. Question: Swamiji, if this is purva paksha for them, then what satisfactory reason they have given to reject the difference & establish advaitha? Answer: If you hear the answer, you will laught at it. But truth is to be said. Since the Sruthi " Ahambrahmasmi " clearly states abhedha, the words of this cowherd boy are false difference false vidhi, false sadhana, false, routes & result false. They say what all Krishna has said are false. Question: Remedy for this. Answer: Here after we shall examine & show that all sruthies like " thathva masi " Aham Brahmasmi actually support the stand that jeeva is different from brahma & that you take me of your disciple & instruct me as to what is the correct dharma, I have to follow. So saying, Arjuna surrendered himself to Krishna who is apthaahama would not teach falsehood to Arjuna. There is no need for such a thing. Since Arjuna has seen vishwaroopa with his special power of sight, it is clear that Krishna's words are true. According to the statement of Krishna " Vedhaiseha Sarvairahameva Vedhya " Krishna knows the correct meaning of all the Sruthies like " Ahambramhasmi " " Thathvamasi " " Neha nanasthi kinchana " , " Prajnanam brahma " , " A yamathma Brahma " etc & being the teacher for the whole world, Krishna says like vedhacha prathisthaha purushathahthamaha " " I am known as purushoththamma in vedhas & Mahabharatha & other granthas. " In such circumstances, depending on a few sruthies which are capable of being interpreted both to support & reject the assumption that their is no difference between jeeva & brahma, to declare many other Sruthies which can be interpreted only supporting difference between Jeeva & Brahma & all the words of Krishna is Geetha & many other authorities as false is very unreasonable in the face of it. Note: Actually there is not even a single sruthi that supports advaitha by direct meaning (Mukhya Vruththi) Sankaracharya himself has recorded this even the famous Sruthi " Thatvamasi " which does not support advaitha. We generally say that Kashi is on Gangas. As known to all the city of Kasi is on the bank of Ganga, not on the river bed. Here, the bank stands for the river Ganga. This is example for Lakshanaprayoga. Krishna has shown the difference between jeeva & Brahma in Chapter 1 of Geetha as known by sruthi. BG 9-10: Paramathma (Krishna) enters all the indriyas of jeeva, hearing, sight touch, tougue, smell, manas (mind), & enjoys the pleasures of the vishayas. In the same body both jeevathma & paramathma are present & enjoy the pleasures of life but it should not be said both have become equals paramathmas when he is taking away jeevathma or when he is staying in the body, or when he is enjoying the pleasures of life in the body, is not seen by the ajnanies, but seen only by those who have jnana chaksus. Since Krishna has shown many permanent differences between jeeva & Brahma, jeeva brahmaikya (Advaitha thathva) is not acceptable to Krishna. Question: Swamij, Pandovanam dhananjaya ha means I am Dhananjaya. In the face of this, how can you you say that there is not a single sentence in Geetha supporting abheda? TO BE CONTINUED................................................................. Lectures on Bhaghavath Geetha (Dhwaitha Siddhantha Vaijayanthi) by H. H. Sri Sathya Dhyana Thirtha Sri Padhangalavaru, Uttradhi Mutt Translated into English by Sri Krishnamurthy Published by Sri M. R. Krishnamurthy & Sri M. N. Gururaja Rao of Mumbai Printed at: Parishree Printers 100/3 Nagappa Street Palace Guttahalli Bangalore 5600 04 Telephone # (80)368286 All rights remain with Uttradhi Mutt, Basavangudi, Bangalore 560004 Permission was given to post it in this list by the Uttradhi Mutt authorities & by Sri SathyAthma Thirtha Swamiji of Uttradhi Mutt. bhAratIramaNamukhyaprANA.ntargata shri kRuShNARpanamasthu ............................................................................. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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