MUNDAKOPANISHAD : CHAPTER-3. SECTION-1. MANTRAM -4. { Supreme knower of Brahmam }

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MUNDAKOPANISHAD

CHAPTER-3.

SECTION-1.

MANTRAM -4. { Supreme  knower  of  Brahmam }

Very Important Mantram   full  of  Vedantam,  study  carefully,  and  store  in  your  memory  for  ever  throughout  your  life.

Discussion-1. "PRANA" .......


He,  ( Lord )  who  is  'Prana' :  -  "PRANA"  is  here  used  as  the  TOTAL  PRANA  which  in  Vedantam  is  called  "SUTRATMA"  which  is  the   "GOD-PRINCIPLE" OR  "ISVARAN".

On  realizing  the  Pure  Consciousness  the  SEER  at  once  realizes  that  it  is  in  truth  the  CREATOR,  the  MAINTAINER,  and  the  ANNIHILATOR  of  the  entire  world  of  finite  objects  and  feelings.

Knowing  this,  a  fulfilled  seeker  no  more  blabbers;  no  more  wastes  his  thoughts  on  things  finite.

He  has  no  more  any  interest  in  a  world  of  earning  and  hoarding,  competing  and  gaining,  striving  and  suffering,  gathering  and  spending.

After  having  awakened  from  a  dream,  the  awakened  one  does  not,  any  more,  continue  earning  and  spending  for  maintenance  of  his  dream-wife  and  dream-children;  although  while  the  dream  lasted,  the  dreamer  in  him  might  have  honestly  sweated  in  the  dream-world  to  earn  the  dream-money to  fulfil  his  dream-duty  towards  his  dream-wife  and  dream-children!!!   

Next : Discussion-2. "Sporting  in  Self,  Delighted  in  Self"

To be continued  .....



know the self, know the self in Nature, know the self in Jiva, Further Oneness.

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