When the self is not the waking entity than what is it that witnesses the dream. If the ‘self’ is not the
dream entity than what is it that witnesses the waking experience as a whole? If the ‘self’ is neither the waking entity
nor the dream entity than what is that was aware of the deep sleep.
All the three states are mental in the sense that when the
three states are analyzed, they are found to exist inseparably in and as the consciousness
alone.
All "spiritual" planes are really mental. Religion is individualized truth”; Self-Knowledge
or Brahma Gnana or Atma Gnana is universal truth. This means religionist takes the belief as
truth whereas the Gnani takes his reasoned judgment, which will be the same
under test everywhere in the universe.
No one has seen God. They do not
know God’s capacities, what He can do, and what he cannot do. Therefore any
statement one might make about God would only be a lie. God is only a settled
fact for believers, but for others His existence is problematic.
It is impossible to prove the
existence of God by any reasoning without belief system. Every belief- system
has its own idea of god and idea of creation. Without belief the God ceases to
exist. One must take rational position in order to unfold the mystery of his
true existence. Thus the seeker of truth does not know whether God exists or
not. He starts his quest without belief and belief system.
Unless one gives up the religious
ideas of individual god, karma, sin heaven and hell, self-knowledge or Brahma
Gnana or Atma Gnana is impossible. Truth must be proved here and now, on this
very life. If that cannot be done, one cannot consider any such idea, as
existence of individual god, karma, sin heaven and hell, as true.
People see visions of Gods and Goddesses
and adepts according to their own inherited samskara or conditioning. How does
one know that God who tells about himself in meditation or vision is truthful!
He may tell you a lie! His statements must therefore be tested. Supposing a mystic
has a vision, which experience is true, but he must prove that it is really
what it purports to be, and that he is not deluded.
When the self is not the waking
entity than all his claims of seeing God or talking to God as waking entity is
bound to be falsehood, because the waking experience itself is falsehood. If
the three states are illusion created out of the formless soul or consciousness,
the innermost self, than all the visions are also mere mirage created out of
consciousness.
Only in yogic paths such visions of God and
saints are taken as reality because yogis’ approach
is more practical, and they are stuck with the reality of the waking
experience, and they take it as real.
That
is why Buddha said:-
Believe nothing because a wise man
said it,
Believe nothing because it is generally held.
Believe nothing because it is written.
Believe nothing because it is said to be divine.
Believe nothing because someone else said it.
But believe only what you yourself judge to be true.
-Buddha
Believe nothing because it is generally held.
Believe nothing because it is written.
Believe nothing because it is said to be divine.
Believe nothing because someone else said it.
But believe only what you yourself judge to be true.
-Buddha
Authoritarianism
merely assumes as true what another says, but what has yet to be proved. One may believe in a position, but he is
required to prove the truth of his belief. A belief is a feeling, truth is
knowledge.
Looking to all these diverse idea of
every belief system Create the doubts and confusion. "Which belief system
is the right and which belief system is wrong?" .There is the certainty that
he is proceeding on right lines if takes path of belief?" Thus doubts arise
and the inquiring spirit comes and impels to search elsewhere for truth where
it will not be possible even to have doubt. The test is therefore in reasoning.
Only through soul-centric reasoning one can reach the ultimate end of
understanding. If one is soul-centric than there is no scope for argument about
views or to have difference of opinion and one is in the realm of doubtlessness.
If one seeking truth
nothing but truth than he should not accept anything as truth without
verification.
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