In
Vedas the God (Soul or Atman) has been described as :-
v Sakshi (Witness)
v Chetan
(conscious)
v Nirguna
(Without form and properties).
v Nitya
(eternal)
v Shuddha
(pure)
v Buddha
(omniscient)
v Mukta (unattached).
The soul is in the body and body is in the
soul. The creation (universe) is within us and we are within universe. The
chicken is in the egg and the egg is in the chicken. The tree is in the seed
and the seed is in the tree. The same thing that was told by the Vedas was
repeated by the Christian Saint John (10-38)? Father is in me and I am in
Father?. This has now become a general experience of many people.
Millions
of people are practicing Yoga nowadays all over the world. Irrespective of the
region and religion, many people have taken an experience that they are able to
see without opening eyes the happenings in the world. They are able to see the
same world within them, which they see outside by their eyes.
The God or Soul or Atman is homogeneously all pervading with the 7 qualities
described.
1.
Sakshi (Witness)
2. Chetan (conscious)
3.
Nirguna (Without form and properties).
4. Nitya (eternal)
5.
Shuddha (pure)
6. Buddha (omniscient)
7
Mukta (unattached).
We can see the light around a diamond but it is not a light of diamond,
nor is a diamond related to it. In the same way the Soul, which is present in
the form of consciousness has a light attached to it which is called universe.
Human being is able to see this light i.e. universe when his mind goes away
from himself (or becomes extrovert), otherwise this universe is absent. Why the
mind of the human being goes away from his inner most SELF? Because whenever
the evolutes and the instruments meet the mind gets the sense of the universe.
Mind starts understanding its separate existence as an individual body when the
organs meet the objects.
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