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Namaste, Sri Nairji,Thank you,<May I endeavour to answer your doubts? Please see

within under your statement>Namaste, Sri Nairji,

 

Thank you for your

clarification.

 

We all go to sleep with the

hope, i.e. at least with the hope that we will get up. If we are told that we

will not get up after the deep sleep, will anyone dare to go to sleep? I know

we cannot compare deep sleep with Moksha, but apart from what others have said,

we know nothing as to what will be happening after Moksha. All we are told is

that

Moksha is most desirable. Nevertheless if the entity swallows everything or

knows for certain there is nothing other than itself “after†Moksha, maybe

as

in deep sleep, will one desire for that? I write this because in deep sleep

also the experiencing entity although experiences the bliss of deep sleep,

though at that time not knowing that, on getting up he remembers that and only

for

experiencing that bliss he wants to go for deep sleep again and again.

 

Shastra says that Moksha is

not like deep sleep, which is a state that comes and go, whereas Moksha is the

Swaroopa of “Iâ€. This is something one can only appreciate logically with

the

prakriya of teaching, but till one really is able to be in that so called bliss

of Moksha, one will continue to have doubts, at least me. One can say that

bliss is always there, but appears to be covered by ignorance.

 

I hope I have managed to

clarify my positon.

 

SamshayAtma vinashyati!!!

 

With kind regards and hari

om,

 

Mani 

R. S. Mani

 

 

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