MUNDAKOPANISHAD : CHAPTER-3. SECTION-2. MANTRAM-7.{ Nature of Liberation.}

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MUNDAKOPANISHAD

  CHAPTER-3.

  SECTION-2.

  MANTRAM -7.{ Nature  of  Liberation.}

Discussion-9. Summation.

To  a  realized  sage,  any  of  the  effects  of  the  previous  'Karma-s' are  no  more  there  to  live  through.

 

**And  again  the  realization  of  the  Self  is  gained  only  when  the  sense  of  separative   egoism  is  completely  and  totally  annihilated.**



***"Thus,  this  mantram  declares  that  the  deeds  with  their  reactions  and  the  ego-centre  with  all  its  false  vanities  merge  to  become  ONE  with  the  SUPREME  IMPERISHABLE  BEING."***

Next : Mantram-8.

To be continued  ...

NOTE :

***** 1. Christians   and  Muslims  if  understood  the  TATTVAM  ( Essence )  of  this  mantram  as  mentioned  above  they  will  not  attempt  to  convert  HINDUS!

2. Because  of  their  karma  of  attempt  to  and  convert  Hindus  to  their  folds,  they  are  fools  who  do  not  know due  to   their  ignorance  that  all  paths  lead  the  Self  to  the  Infinite ( ONE SUPREME, WHICH YOU MAY  CALL ANY  NAMES ).

3. The  modern  day  Islamic  terrorism  and  back  door  conversions  by  Christian  missionaries  by  hook  or  crook  is  becoming  menace as  these  fools  are  stupid  to  understand  our  Bharatiya  scriptures.

4. The  wonder  is  that   the  Bharatiya  Christians  and  Muslims,  pretend  and  intestinally  abuse  our  Bharatiya  Sanatana  Dharma, for  them  this  Mantram  is  the  blow  on  their  heads  to  awaken  these  idiots. 

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

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