Fwd: Does the world disappear?

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advaitin , " ymoharir " <ymoharir> wrote:

Namste Tony-Ji:

 

This is probably elegantly answered in aShTaavakra giitaa. As one

gets the realization that so called mukta or bandhana.

 

na me bandho.asti mokhso va bhraantiH shantaa niraashrayaa | ..

2.18 ..

 

Meaning - I have no bondage or mokhsa because if bondage is illusion

then where is moksha? Becoming non-dependent of illusion has helped

quit the illusion.

 

Regards,

 

Dr. Yadu

 

advaitin , " Tony OClery " <aoclery> wrote:

> advaitin , kuntimaddi sadananda

> <kuntimaddisada> wrote:

> >

> > Shailendraji

> >

>

 

What comes to an end is our

> notions

> > about the world as separate from us. Does the world comes to

end

> when

> > we go to dream state or deep sleep state -During realization one

> > realizes sarva bhuutastu aatmaanam sarva bhuutani ca aatmani -

> oneself

> > in all beings and all beings in oneself - That is the

> understanding of

> > Brahmajanni.

>

 

 

 

> Namaste KS,

>

> I beg to differ with you on this last statement, as you haven't

> completed it. What you are describing is the Mukta's view of the

> world not the bodiless Mukta.

>

> According to the Sages the world disappears on bodiless Mukta for

it

> never happened in the first place.

>

> So this infinite dream of creation, with infinite universes, not

> only disappears on pralaya but actully didn't happen in the first

> place. That is why in a dream anything is possible. There is an

end

> but no beginning, for there never was a

start...........ONS....Tony.

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