Guest guest Posted January 9, 2006 Report Share Posted January 9, 2006 advaitin , br_vinayaka <vinayaka_ns> wrote: > > > Dear Advaitins, > > Namaste, > > Can somebody eloberate on the mentioned subject? It is > called saguna brahma. Can we call an incarnation as > Eshwara? Namaste All,IMHO, This is all apples and oranges. It depends on what level one is addressing. Saguna or 'Self' Brahman means Brahman associated with attributes and creations..........Satchitananda. This is Brahman with 'qualities' as Ramana would say. Iswara is the sum total of all the Jivas as the forest the sum total of the trees. An incarnation is just the same as you or me, until the incarnation takes Moksha, which could be at birth in the case of a 'PurnaAvatar', for example. This could be recognised by his lack of desires and preferences, but ultimately only one Mukti can recognise another. Ultimately everything is Brahman and also ultimately 'nothing ever happened',-Ajativada, there was only ever Nirguna Brahman.......ONS...Tony. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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