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Hare Krishna, Namaskarams.

 

Some time back I read that the cells in our body are replaced every

three months by new ones and this goes on right from the birth till

death. This set me thinking while contemplating on the teachings of

scriptures. Each cell, having different functions all over the body

while being in our body is not controlled by us on its functionality

yet is part of the body .It is born and dies as long as the life is

there in the body and resolves back in total finally on our death.

This cycle goes on and on in all jeevarasis all the time until Pralayam.

 

At cosmic level if all the jeevarasis in all the galaxies are the

cells in the universal body of the allpervasive Brahman, all solar

systems of all galaxies his bones, all rivers in all these planets of

the systems his blood and extending all things like that, are'nt we

like the cells born and die and replaced like them till ultimately all

getting resolved in mahapralayam. Just like we are not involved in the

cell's functions Brahman is also not involved in jeeavas's life yet he

supports all as substratum. So we are in Brahman and Brahman is the

whole. Do we not see the advaitam in that vision?

 

Also day in and day out we resolve back in him in sushupti and born

daily in an endless birth and death. What is the difference between

this death and the final death where the body is only getting replaced

by another one? While writing this it also struck me as to what are we

trying to write that has not been said already by the rishis and

explained by the acharyas through their bashyams? What do we create

that has not been created already by the lord for everything we try to

do is given? We are all just specks of dust in Brahman's creation that

is anadhi and endless.

 

baskaran

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