MUNDAKOPANISHAD : CHAPTER-3. SECTION-2. MANTRAM-6. { Liberation is their's who gain clear understanding} -

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MUNDAKOPANISHAD

CHAPTER-3.

SECTION-2.

MANTRAM-6. { Liberation  is  their's  who  gain  clear  understanding}

Discussion-6. "Yoga of renunciation .....continued"

*Thus,  having  ascertained  well  the  Upanishadic  imports,  when  the  aspirant  has  successfully  carried  out  the  above-mentioned  inner  revolution  in  character,  attitude  and  values  of  life,  he  is  fit  to  meditate  upon  the  scriptural  text.

  **Such  a  purified  mind  and  intellect  alone  can  with  poise  and  ease  fly  in  the  dimensionless  Realms  of  the  Self.

 ***The  Sruti  here  is  giving  a  positive  promise  that  all  such  seekers  shall  certainly  reach  their  goal  without  being  blockaded  by  any  obstacle  on  the  way
****If  at  all  any  one of  us  is  meeting  with  obstacles,  either  from  outside  or  from  within,  they  are  all  because  we  are  not  established  in  the  true  "Yoga  of  Renunciation." 

 Without  it,  no  progress  is  ever  possible.  

 "There  is  no  compromise  or  by-lanes  in  this  great  pilgrimage  of  Truth."

 Next : Discussion-7. "Attain  the  world  of  Brahmam......"

To be continued  .....

 NOTE-*********

 1. "The preset day Stupid, Ignorant, Asuric, Characterless, Truthless, People in various sectors, especially  Nation's, politicians, well-fed, with public resources, adamant to corrupt the peace of this  Nation, not only  this, hell  bend  to  spoil the  students, and country's  educational  institutions, and  progress, because of  their  sinful  deeds, must  be  taught  the  Upanishads, the  Treasure  and  Valuable scriptures,  of  this  Holy  Nation  following  the  Sanatana  Dharmam,  which these  idiots  will  not  find  in  their  party's  stupid silly stuff, and these  jokers sincerely  using  the  term  Secularism to  abuse this Nation's  Sanatana  Dharmam "

 2. All  good  people must raise against THESE  PRODIGAL SONS, and revive  this  country PURE!

 3. THANKS.

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

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