MUNDAKOPANISHAD : CHAPTER-3. SECTION-2. MANTRAM-1. { Desireless men get liberated by worshipping "A Knower of Brahmam" }

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MUNDAKOPANISHAD

CHAPTER-3.

SECTION-2.

MANTRAM-1.{Desireless  men  get  liberated  by  worshipping  "A Knower  of  Brahmam" }

Discussion-3. "A  state  of  existence  beyond  tumultuous  disturbances"  ...

In  this,  there  is  certainly  a  palpable  contradiction  with  the  accredited  and  noted  declarations  of  the  Hindu  ( Bhartiya  )  scriptures.

***"The  Upanishad-s  are  never  tired  of  repeating  that  without  the  knowledge  gained  through  the  discovery  of  the  Self,  the  whirl  of  life  and  death  will  not  end,  and  yet,  here  it  seemingly  says,  in  its  literal  meaning,  that  the  wise  and  discriminating  intellects  by  serving  such  perfect  Masters  of  realisation,  without  any  worldly  desires  in  their  minds,  would  gain  thereby  a  state  of  existence  beyond  the  tumultuous  disturbance  of  birth, growth, disease,  decay  and  DEATH!"***

NEXT : **Discussion-4. "Guru -Seva" ....***

  *** This Upanishadic declaration is Truth, but AlaS! WE ARE NOT FOLLOWING, LATEST EXAMPLE THE ATROCITIES OF HYDERABAD STUDENTS POLITICS, AND VIOLENCE, IN TIME AGGRAVATED FANNING  BY  FOOLISH  POLITICIANS, DEFAMING THE NATION'S INSTITUTION FOR HIGHER EDUCATION***

***All  Students must study this mantram, along with our politicians too..***

To be continued



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

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