MUNDAKOPANISHAD : CHAPTER-3. SECTION-2. MANTRAM-2.{ "Cessation of cycle of re-birth through desireless-ness." }

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MUNDAKOPANISHAD

CHAPTER-3.

SECTION-2.

MANTRAM-2.{ "Cessation  of  cycle  of  re-birth  through  desireless-ness." }

Discussion-3. "paryapta  kami"...

Self-realisation  is  the  ending  of  every  trace  of  ignorance  in  us.

***In  the  vital  moment  of  experiencing  the  Self-wood,  {the  God-man  or woman }, drops  for  ever  his/her  unawareness  of  his/her  own  All-perfect  Nature  and,  he or she  cannot  have  thereafter  any  more  desires  in  him  or  her.***

In  the  words  of  the  Sruti,  he  or  she  becomes  thereafter  a "PARYAPTA  KAMI"  : -

- it  is  indeed  very  difficult  to  find  an  equivalent  in  English,  for  this  "Sanskrit  term" without  hampering  the  vitality  and  force  of  it.

NEXT : Discussion-4. "Vairagyam"...

To be continued  ..

NOTE : TRUTH OF THIS MANTRAM

***At  present the religious terrorism  in  the  Islamic  regions / countries,  is  because  of  ignorance  of  their  religion,  or  the  religion  itself  promoting  terrorism. If  those  people  are  really  spiritual,
then, thereafter if  had  the  experience  of  Self-wood,  and  begin  to  aware  their  own  All-perfect  Nature,  and  they  cannot  have  thereafter  any  more  desires  in  them  to  kill  people  and  become  terrorists.***      



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

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