Mundakopanishad : CHAPTER-2. SECTION-2. MANTRAM-8. { Fruits of realization of "Brahmam" }

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Mundakopanishad :

 CHAPTER-2.

SECTION-2.

Mantram- 8. { Fruits  of  realization  of  "Brahmam"  }

Discussion - 4. "Dreamer" .....

The  dreamer  in  me  while  dreaming,  becomes  dream-father  of  the  dream-son  born  to  my  dream-wife;

but  on  waking  up,  the  dreamer  has  ended  and  so  the  awakened  me  shall  have  no  botheration  of  looking  after  my  dream-wife,  nor  the  blessedness  of  having  been  served  by  my  dream-children.

Thus  on  realizing  our  real  nature  to  be  the  Self ( Jivatma ),  all  egoism  ends  and  thereafter  even  if  that  saint  acts,  he  will  not  be  acting  with  egoistic   self-arrogation.

He,  thereafter,  is  but  a  mute  instrument  of  the  Lord  to  work  through.

Thereafter,  the  Seer's  work  is  technically  called  in  "Vedantam  is  karma  abhasa";

A  prophet  is  responsible  for  his  actions  as  much  as  you  are  responsible  for  the  murder  you  have  committed  in  your  dream.  

END.

Next : Mantram-9. { Self-effulgent  Brahmam}

To be continued  ....


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

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