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WOW!!!Beautifully explained! The realization that we are already Turiya is profound. but can we grasp this turiya intellectually? while talking about it? and suddenly in turiya. . like actual experience?

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@hershchat Oh Bhai, This Amen , Shalom all lifted from AUM when new religions cocked up for political reasons. They don't work.

Thank you for sharing such a deep and thoughtful perspective. The analogy of someone losing memory and then being reintroduced to their family mirrors the teaching of the Upanishads.. well said 🙏🙏🙏

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Indeed.. .Mandukya Upanishad provides the direct path to liberation.. .its wisdom is complete and sufficient 🙏🙏🙏

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just spreading some goodness in the society. . i am just a small and insignificant student.. still learning the infinite🙏🙏🙏

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how to even comprehend that mind cease to exist? does even awareness ceases?

​@@ombrapodcast The concept of the mind ceasing to exist is a profound and often perplexing. In many philosophical and spiritual traditions, the mind is regarded a construct that can dissolve or transform upon attaining enlightenment or deep meditation. When the mind ceases to exist, the chatter, thoughts, and ego-driven narratives come a halt. This state is frequently described as awareness or consciousness wherein one a sense of unity with the Universe Awareness itself, however, is different matter. In some traditions, awareness is considered the fundamental essence that remains even when the mind's activities cease. It is the pure unchanging presence that observes without judgment or attachment. This awareness is often equated with the true self or the, which is eternal and beyond the fluctuations of the mind. In essence, while the mind ceases to exist in usual form, awareness continues as the underlying reality. idea can be challenging to grasp because it necessitates shift from identifying with the mind to recognising the deeper, more subtle aspect of our being.

@@ombrapodcast The concept of the mind ceasing to exist is a profound and often perplexing topic. In many philosophical and spiritual traditions, the mind is seen as a construct that can dissolve or transform upon reaching a state of enlightenment or deep meditation. When the mind ceases to exist, it means that the constant chatter, thoughts, and ego-driven narratives come to a halt. This state is often described as pure awareness or consciousness, where one experiences a sense of unity with the universe. Awareness itself, however, is a different matter. In some traditions, awareness is considered the fundamental essence that remains even when the mind's activities stop. It is the pure, unchanging presence that observes without judgment or attachment. This awareness is often equated with the true self or the soul, which is eternal and beyond the fluctuations of the mind. In essence, while the mind may cease to exist in its usual form, awareness continues as the underlying reality. This idea can be challenging to grasp because it requires a shift from identifying with the mind to recognising the deeper, more subtle aspect of our being.

​@@ombrapodcast In essence, while the mind may cease to exist in its usual form, awareness continues as the underlying reality. This idea can be challenging to grasp because it requires a shift from identifying with the mind in recognising the deeper, more subtle aspect of our being.

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Indeed, he was a true master 🙏🙏🙏

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@@ombrapodcast he wants to see faces 😅

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Thanks for this. . will sure read this one. .🙏🙏🙏

been listening to this since childhood.. true that we keep forgetting in today’s busy, often distracting life.. we just have to keep listening and contemplating on the verses 🙏🙏🙏

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I am glad that you liked our video. Thanks a lot for the kind words 🙏🌸🙏

@@sooraj1104 please watch this video of my manasa Guru Pujya Swamy Dhayanda Saraswathi ji, the greatest teacher of Advaita in contemporary times. I will post another link, video talk by Pujya Swamy Ramanacharanatirtha, a phenomenal scholar who had taken sanyasa about two years ago. kzbin.info/www/bejne/jGammYtrbq6eb7csi=qxS0Za1PKhrBUkX9

@@sooraj1104 The main difference between shatkam and shatakam is that shatkam means "six" or "consisting of six" while shatakam is a Sanskrit word that means "one hundred": Shatkam: Means "six" or "consisting of six". For example, Ātma Shatkam is a title that uses the word shatkam. Shatakam: A Sanskrit word that means "one hundred

@@sooraj1104 kzbin.info/www/bejne/jGammYtrbq6eb7csi=CzBPPGfbp8_tcLvL

@@vish2553 great insights on the word.. thanks for this knowledge 🙏🌸🙏

Needless knitpicking.

What AI? Pls stop propagating AI, AI… unless you have proof.

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Thanks for the insights. will keep that in mind 🙏🌸🙏

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glad you liked it 🙏🌸🙏

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Thanks.. Appreciate your interest in this work. Keep sharing and listening. .your ideas and inputs mean a lot 🙏🙏🙏

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Way over your level.. tik tok boy

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​@@AmeSo85This is actually AI crap.

@@AmeSo85 my apology for incomplete post, hope u agree with me now.

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@ombrapodcast you are so humble.

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