Swami Vivekananda's Secret Philosophy

[@prakharpandey1927]

I am so thankful to the Universe that I came accross this video, i don't know somehow i always come accross such things which embrace my spritual knowledge. Thank you Universe.💓

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[@JoNash-e3m]

This is an amazingly lucid explanation of questions I've wrestled with for many decades. I am travelling to Ramakrishna Mission in Delhi in a couple of days, and took the Kali diksha at the Bhimakali temple in the India Himalayas in 2018. I've been Christian and Buddhist- studied and practiced both deeply, in the UK, India and Sri Lanka. I'm a scholar and writer, and psychological therapist. I share all this to say thank you, you have brought me great peace with this film, and answered my recent burning questions. It just popped up on my feed while I was listening to religious music (Christian, Sufi and Buddhist) while baking a cake! A great blessing indeed. 🙏🙏🙏

[@anmolkohli]

I am a regular at RKM Delhi. Hope you have a great time there!

[@Analectsofwisdom]

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[@jonash7069]

@@anmolkohli I am staying next door today but just one day at the moment as I'm travelling to Uttarakhand for Ayurvedic treatment then on to Ramana Ashram. 🙏🙏🙏

[@AnyaLightHealing]

Wow, this was mind-blowing! Thank you so much. You have put words to vague things that were whisping about in my heart for years.

[@TheBepacific]

Wow can believe that in 30 minutes I understood soo much about Vedant, jnani, vignani and other point of views. When I would read books these things would just fly right off my smooth brain Very good video. Thanks for making and keep on the good work

[@Balaspiritualtalks]

Love is the shadow of wisdom,a self realised ,what ever the name may be jnani or vignani they work in differnt ways of love .Shankaracharyas' work continues to help people in spirtual journey ,which is indeed a service.A realised being living in society conducting regular duties is already helping by following dharma,which is devoid of hate and prejudice .The actions of love are nothing but bhakthi yoga,as a true devotee like vivekanandha never asks self centerend wish to Maa kali so is a person in the path of love perform duties without expectactions.

[@manishankar3446]

I feel after reading gospel of sri ramakrishna and biography of swami vivekananda and sri adi shankaracharya. Shankaracharya had subtley taught vijnana vedanta only but scholars did interpret in a different way. If you see and understand words like mithya and sat and asat.

[@Analectsofwisdom]

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[@crucible_samurai]

Amazing video. I am very thankful for this channel and everyone who is involved with it because they have given me a lot of answers I have been looking for. This channel is truly a seeker's delight.❤❤

[@M4PRIME]

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[@shashwatsinha2704]

You just cleared an existential dread I had. All thanks to you. Good bless you

[@parijathamanu7096]

Very inspiring voice And lot of insights.... Thanks for the precious uploading 🙏🙏

[@sarthakpradhan3870]

this is really, like a really well curated video. All blessings of the mother to both the researcher and narrator.

[@Lifeechoes09]

i like your interpretaion and presenataion it helped me clear my questions and doubts

[@QueensCornerAj]

Thankyou so much for this amazing informative video🙏

[@naarad0911]

धन्यवाद। What you explained in just 31 minutes and thirty six seconds would have taken at least a week, if I had to read it. Kudos to the author of this research work. Just one word for the orator - It's निर्विकल्प समाधि/ nirvikalpa samādhi and not "samadhi".

[@Flame-Bright-Cheer]

🕉💜 I have nothing but Endless Love for the knowledge that these videos give wonderful wonderful teachings

[@michaelmcclure3383]

Excellent summation.

[@jugalpatel8024]

Finally Asangoham team. Thank you sooo muchhhhh for making a video on my Guru Swami Vivekananda. I was dying to see you guys post videos on him. I hope you make more videos on Swamiji in future. 🕉️🙏🏻❤️😊

[@sayantanchakraborty3221]

Jai Swamiji

[@kusumams1024]

Shankaracharya did not start the advaita tradition, the advaita tradition was always in the vedas

[@dattatagare8712]

But Jagad Guru Shankaraachaary highlighted the advaitha hidden in our shastras

[@kusumams1024]

@@dattatagare8712 yes you are right

[@Tradirony]

No he revived the lost advait Vedanta

[@sumitdutta7043]

@@dattatagare8712 So did the Ramanujacharya highlighted the Bhakti way hidden in out Shastras.

[@shilajitneogi7151]

But he generalized the practice of advaita tration Dear elder brother

[@hx.3me]

Modern Vedanta, instead of resting on something new, rests solely on finding clever ways in which Shankara can be disregarded from the basis of this perennial philosophy. Most of the misinterpretation arises from this word "mithya," which in modern evolved Hindi has become synonymous with "illusion" rather than the technical sense in which Shankara used it. Shankara used three precise words: "Sat," "Asat," and "Mithya." Importantly, "Asat" and "Mithya" were not synonymous in Shankara's philosophy! But modern propagandist Vedantins only point out "Sat" and "Mithya" from the original trifecta. With general people already conditioned to the intuitive connotation of "Mithya" as illusion, they can easily rally Shankara's position as world-negating. The moment these modern Vedantins start using "Asat" and "Mithya," their propaganda will fall apart as people ask for precise distinctions between them, which they hitherto thought were synonymous in regional and everyday language. "Sat" means the real, which is ever-existent (it doesn't come into or go out of existence in the past, present, or future). "Asat" means non-existent and illusory-something that has never come into existence, like the child of a barren woman. "Mithya" is a dependent appearance; for example, a pot as a form is "mithya," but as clay, it is "Sat." However, the pot as an elephant is "Asat" (unreal). This is similar to Plato's "name and form" and "dependent origination" in Buddhism. Shankara stated Brahman to be "Sat" (real), ego to be "Asat" (unreal/illusion), and "Jiva" (individual soul) and "Jagat" (phenomenal world) to be "Mithya" (not true as independent, separate existence other than the underlying, independent substratum-Brahman). Another thing modern Vedantins do is cleverly introduce new superlatives of already existing terms, such as "Vijnani" being portrayed as superior to "Jnani," or "Parabrahman" being seen as something even beyond Brahman. Though Shankara never used the term "Parabrahman," he precisely stated Brahman to be both transcendent and immanent. Modern Vedantins cleverly reduce Brahman to mean only the immanent aspect and then introduce modified superlatives like "Parabrahman" to mean "transcendent absolute Brahman." This "Parabrahman" would appear as if there's something beyond Brahman, but upon close scrutiny, it is merely a word jumble. It is the same as the "transcendent absolute" aspect of Shankara's Brahman-a ploy to present their position as seemingly new and separate from Shankara's. I won't be surprised if new superlatives like "MahaVijnani" or "ParaParaBrahman" are introduced in the future just to make their position appear distinct and novel compared to Shankara's. The world-negating view rests on modern Vedantins' philosophy rather than Shankara's. Now talking about Bhakti: Bhakti should be rooted in wisdom rather than wisdom rooted in Bhakti, as the latter becomes dangerous and superstitious. Ramakrishna and Vivekananda could see and experience Brahman in personal forms like Kali, but this doesn't mean everyone can. For the general public, this would give rise to idolatry, superstition, and violence based on the personalism of particular gods, as has been evident in India. Therefore, the general public should ascend from wisdom as the foundation and then base their Bhakti on a rational 'nd real experiential basis. Bhakti without the basis of wisdom is superstition. Let's say if 2-3 Bhaktas out of 100 attain wisdom based on Bhakti while the rest 98 rely on superstition, those 98 would cause more harm than the few could counteract. Personal god religions have caused the most killings due to this shortcoming. This is why Buddha's position is secure; he never took the position of Bhakti yet displayed qualities of compassion and love for all beings-more noble than a devotee's love for a personal god. Shankara's position is balanced as he rooted Bhakti in non-dual wisdom, eliminating the danger of irrational, superstition-prone standalone Bhakti. An Advaitin worships Shakti, Vishnu, and Shiva without conflict because their Bhakti is rooted in wisdom. In contrast, Shakti, Vishnu, and Shiva worshippers often feud with each other and disregard the impersonal, attributeless aspect of Brahman. Ironically, Bhaktas are often more "narrower" in their views compared to Advaitins like Shankara, who embraced both the impersonal and personal aspects of God. Advaitins have no problem worshipping Shakti, Shiva, or Vishnu, but the converse is generally not true.

[@CheerfullSunny]

Wow.... Thanks for sharing such a detailed information...

[@sidhantsharma9961]

The pot as you said is simply an appearance. It’s not exactly real, is it? Most traditional non-dualists don’t take the body/mind/persona seriously, as they call it an appearance/illusion/unreal. This leads to a lot of suppression in the character. The shadow remains unexplored, which leads to a lot of problems in the this apparent world of shapes and forms. I feel this video points precisely to that aspect of Traditional Advaita. And as it rightly said, traditional Advaita is dry. It lacks heart, and hence has to be mixed with Bhakti. It’s not superior to Bhakti, nor is it inferior. But like Shiva and Shakti, they go hand in hand. Fire and its ability to burn.

[@rosanilebron1566]

Beautifully expressed. The only thing I want to share is that most people regard Adi Shankaracharya as a philosopher or scholar. But he (refering to the way we know him) is a Guru. He is a true teacher of Advaita Vedanta, even if he lived thousands of years ago. If a seeker of truth regards Shankaracharya as his/her personal Guru, he will take that form for that person and his/her path will be what Shankaracharya, as a personal Guru, deems appropriate to every stage of that person's needs. Shankaracharya can bring bhakti or jnana or whatever is needed for self-realization. His teachings may appear "dry" for most people because they want to go through this process only by means of intellectual juggling. For those who are open to go beyond the conditioning of this world, Shankaracharya will become a true Guru.

[@nyomansujiartha404]

Thank you for detail explanation. It gives me wisdom..Namaste..🙏

[@lightmystic3792]

Very well explained sir… thanks 🙏 for clarifying.

[@AtlantisWisdom]

Can you please make a video on the Nath Sampradaya and Kashmiri Shaivism?

[@tharunreddy3278]

Yes!!

[@TheBepacific]

Kashmir Shaivism for sure. I want to know more about it.

[@AtlantisWisdom]

@@TheBepacific Kashmir Shaivism is incredible! But also the Nath sampradaya is very interesting

[@anoopchaleppadi4219]

yess, am really interested in this

[@AtlantisWisdom]

@@anoopchaleppadi4219 do you want me to share with you some books about it?

[@SumanMoharana-uw6sd]

Such a great video nd i have been actually finding the answers of my ingrained questions and after watching this, I feel over the moon. It's supercalifragilisticexpialidocious.❤

[@wanderLust0321]

Thank you so much for making this video....for 2 days I have been struggling with my own thoughts and this morning only I decided not to worry about anything becz Maa Kali is there for you...she decided good things for you...n suddenly in my feed i got this video....Maa Kali is everything she is the Mother of Mother 🙏🙏❤❤

[@abhishekbajpai1208]

The account @11:40 is not the description of "Nirvikalp Samadhi" but that of the first real spiritual experience given by Sri Ramakrishna.. just an input.. But great video, you delivered a bomb

[@surupasaha6124]

Jai Swamiji🙏🙏🙏

[@sonikadua2744]

Thanks for all the efforts made to give us this beautiful knowledge. 🙏🏻

[@citizenenak]

Such a wonderful video

[@jaisonkunnel8569]

Thank you so much..stay blessed 🙏

[@supradas6731]

Back ground sound too much ❤-- SUPRA DAS Bombay

[@mercurious6699]

Amazing, learned so much, thank you

[@Gourabsaha-e5f]

Please accept my gratitude. I am truly amazed by having watched this video. Thank you.

[@KeyMajorSiddharth]

Excellent video on Swamiji and Thakur on the day of Kalpataru! Many thanks to the channel!🎉

[@devesh.....]

this much of depth !! Love you yrrrr and an immense respect to whoever making these videos

[@dipinanda1]

Swamiji was out and out a Devotee. The Lion of Vedanta would , towards the end only say Mother, Mother. Even on the day of his Mahasamadhi, after he had meditated for 3 long hours, he came out of the temple , his lotus eyes crimson with emotion, he sang one of Shri Ramakrishna's favourite songs to Kali, "Shayama Ma ki amar kalo re?"(Is my Mother Shyama(Kali) really dark?) In one of his last letters to an American Devotee, he writes about himself,"The teacher, the leader is all gone, I am once more the young boy sitting at the feet of Ramakrishna at the Banyan tree of Dakshineswar and listening to him with wonder."

[@sarthakpradhan3870]

beautiful !

[@arpon537]

Thanks for making this type of video❤

[@debashismohanty3840]

Opened my eyes on Philosophy of INDIA and his interpretation of Personal God , Nirbikalpa Samadhi. The liberated soul realises everything in him in contrast with no futrher birth in circle of Transmigration !

[@OnlineMD]

Swami Vivekananda's original name was NARENDRANATH DATTA. Must be very hard for westerners to pronounce the name! Nar-ain-dra-naath Duth-tha. Fascinating video, thanks for posting!

[@Shunya-THEORIGIN]

I bow down to Shree Ramakrishna ji Shri Vivekananda ji and maker of this video as a disciple and also to the Mother Kaali i bow down my head at her feet and apologize for al my sins paap kuvichar kumati This was something unexpected in my life

[@be12sogreat]

Bissmillahhirahemaannirhaheem before starting this video I would like to thank you and so much asangoham for giving me the best New Year gift.

[@bishnupadaray8782]

Excellent presentation

[@dattatagare8712]

Jananim Sharada devi, Ramakrishna Jagad Guru, padapadme trayoshrutva pranamami muhur muhur

[@LiteratureAndOtherArts]

Legend ❤❤❤

[@PrabuddhaBharata-s2v]

Great video! Please perfect the pronunciations of non-English words.

[@himanshusood91]

Beautiful ❤

[@round2hellshorts20]

Great efforts bro ..thank you for this video

[@PronoyKumarDas-e5o]

great video

[@myvisions8388]

Amazing video 👏👏👏 Excellent man Excellent...❤❤❤ Can you please make a video on Neem karoli baba??? Please...🥺🥺🥺

[@josef2012]

🙏💗 Jai Sri Ramakrishna 💗🙏

[@KhavanAlexander]

I forgot to pray for money too then I started having thieves come in and steal from me. I lost 16 thousand dollars over a five year period. I once ciphered a prayer to Lakshmi to give abundance and fortune to my community. Oddly that happened in spades. My house was smash and grabbed a few years later after people broke into my house from time to time to take small favor from me... I bring balance. Why in fawk's name do i deserve to have everything removed from me? I don't that's the truth.

[@KhavanAlexander]

Also regardless of anything anyone does to cause trauma in my life.... I am in no way an automata. I am absolutely in command of my own life and refuse to enslave myself to anyone. If I chose to serve, it is because I WANTED to.

[@Haveagodday-w8m]

Great research 👏

[@Rohit_2694]

27:35 please provide the Reference?

[@AshimaSood11]

Lovely, so much resonated with me. My gratitude to you. I’m curious if there’s a specific reason why "Samādhi" is pronounced as "Samadhi" throughout the video.

[@anoopshankarkp9805]

What amazing content u brought up...WOWWWWW

[@PriyanshuSharma-h5z]

Thank you❤

[@Sarvosiksha]

thank u so mmuch for such n amazing video, but I am completely lost in my life I don't know when maa show me the path., maa plz help me

[@shruti24singh]

Imagination to visualization 🥰 great video but pronounciation of bhraman was incorrect 😁

[@dad-ms8mz]

Without the heart of steel u can't approach Devine

[@viewer967]

great vid thanks, a little repetitive though ~ especially in second half thanks for everything

[@balamurali6666]

Can you let me know the songs at the background please?

[@gramakrishnarao3003]

When we think with limitations of my God you reach beyond body limits. When you pray with pivotal God you surrender unduly unlimited way causing ripples of universal consciousness. In this stages things happen without your own knowledge as perceived by one self. This you can see in the behaviour of Srinivasa Ramanujan , the great Indian Mathematics star, who was recognised by mathematical schools for his new findings , few decades after his demise. He always carry with him his personal Goddess.🕊️

[@kajaldas692]

Summary The video explores the spiritual journey of Narendra Nath Datta, who later became known as Swami Vivekananda. Starting from his struggles with poverty and existential questions in 1884, the narrative recounts a pivotal moment at the Kali Temple where he experiences a profound vision of the Divine Mother. This encounter reshapes his understanding of God, transitioning from an impersonal view to recognizing divinity as both transcendent and immanent. The video further discusses Vivekananda's philosophical evolution under the guidance of his guru, Sri Ramakrishna, touching upon key concepts like vigana (knowledge) versus gani (wisdom) in Vedanta and how these teachings shaped Vivekananda's approach to service. Highlights 0:00 Introduction to Narendra Nat Datta's life in 1884 amidst personal loss and poverty. 0:54 Narendra visits Kali Temple; experiences a surge of emotion upon seeing the goddess' image. 1:42 He prays for wisdom and renunciation instead of material wealth, indicating spiritual growth. 3:05 Ramakrishna joyfully shares with followers about Narin’s acceptance of Kali as a personal deity. 4:05 Discussion on different interpretations between traditional Advaita Vedanta vs Vivekananda’s integral philosophy. 6:51 Narrative shifts to describe how Ramakrishna guided Narendra spiritually during their time together. 10:19 Explanation about Ramakrishna teaching two stages to Vivekananda: traditional Advaita then an ethical outlook. 11:28 Recounting an early transformative experience when Narin perceived everything as God post-Ramakrishna’s touch. 15:20 Distinction between gyanis (knowledge seekers) and viganis (those who see God in all beings). 19:10 Conclusion emphasizing that perceiving all beings as manifestations of God leads to pure actions towards others. This concise layout captures essential moments from Swami Vivekananda's transformative journey while inviting viewers intrigued by spirituality and philosophy to delve deeper into his teachings through this engaging video presentation.

[@sanghamitrabhanja7070]

Paramhansa's concept of Kali carry forwarded by Swamiji is eternal .Thus even if we spend our entire life as a very common human being ,we can follow this eternal philosophy by being the honest and helpful person!

[@tapankumarbanerjee9103]

In one word Eye openner, at the age of 71, being a student of science to I know the BASIC diff. between jyan and bigyan..... Unparallel

[@piyusree]

precious

[@AshutoshRaghuwanshi]

Totally agree. The universe in its current state is all the playground of Maya. Only when this universe will be dissolved then the Brahm will be available in its true from but obviously we won't be there in our current form in that state so we only have to realise the Brahm by understanding how Maya aries from the same.

[@vickysawant6127]

Amazing video❤✨🌺💕💞🙏🏻thanks for ur great efforts info-background music n all❤

[@Mensutraprodotcom]

0:10 to 2:50 Ram Stuti, can you tell me how to find this Stuti, i already searched in KZbin but can't find.

[@Ashish8050-r2b]

i tried to find...but not found anywhere

[@Mensutraprodotcom]

@Ashish8050-r2b I have emailed them, if I get any answer then I will reply.

[@bindushah9056]

Very very very very lovely and knowledgeable able video pls make some more bless you❤❤❤

[@SenulJayasinghe]

Happy new year 🎉🎉

[@nenadrudic8409]

Jai Guru

[@ChetputPadmanabhanGanesh-nt4ow]

Thank you for such a wonderful spiritual insight on Swami Vivakananada and Takhur Swami Sri Ramakrishna perama Hansha 30 minutes of film has invoked inner self to understand avaidatha Thank you once again for making such a wonderful film .

[@gurgurgur]

Outside is nothing inside is everything praying from heart works in side divine

[@devilxboi]

Jai maa kali ❤

[@vivekdas8060]

Bhuvana Mandale navayugam udayatu Sada Vivekanandamayam Su Vivekamayam Swanandamayam 🙏🙏🙏

[@naveenv7775]

Can we get the background songs modified and played lists.

[@jyotichhikara7463]

which bhajan in background???

[@stoic-999]

Looking for same

[@supriyoghosh7940]

😅pla😅😊😊😊😊😊pll9q😊😢 ¹g

[@NikhilKumar-gj4ow]

Which editing software do you use ? Or anybody know ?

[@अहम्बुद्धःअस्मि]

। ॐ ।

[@Pradip-yt2gl]

We are unable to think even anything other than Kali the Mother gives birth Consummate when necessary!! Jai Thakur.

[@karanagrawal5007]

@asanghoma can you let me know the songs at the background please

[@Krishnadevaraya1]

Metoo

[@KeyMajorSiddharth]

Yes please

[@kakash8397]

Also Om Namah shivay from 21 mins

[@stoic-999]

Yes pls tell me

[@pratimasandhyaa5202]

🙏🙏🙏

[@divyamahamayakamakhyadevi5966]

Holy thanks with joy shamshan kali from the lost horizon kingdom of the kamrup joy mata bhairavi joy mata kamakhya ji 🔱🔱🔱🔱🔱🔱🔱🔱🔱💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@dhavalsinhvara8661]

Kindly request to vid on Hindi!

[@hologramhouse729]

I want to be a delicious blend of Hanuman Durga and Kali with a wrapping of Kalki and Bhairava

[@shivantidevi1415]

Your video is good no doubt it. However, I would like to put forward some of my suggestions for corrections which I think because of English translation. First of all, Brahman should be replaced with Brahm both the things used to be same in other yugas but not in kal yoga specially for those people who live in modern world. So please make that correction it will help people to understand it easily. Second please use the if possible gyan and vigyan as word instead of what you are using now. Thanks for this video

[@expressnigga]

Correct

[@karmabhutia706]

Thank you...🙏💙

[@LuxETenebris33]

On the wheel of life, it seems there are many spokes leading to the One Center. Perhaps peculiar individual units of the One Consciousness have their own peculiar path, or perhaps it's merely a cloud upon the sanctuary and were having this grand dream in Maya. The only thing I know, is I don't. Found a book, 1946 copy of Self Knowledge by Swami Nikhilananda (ATMABODHA), absolutely love it.

[@clarencewoodbine6266]

All are Real Manifestations of God, in an illusory Universe of Separation.

[@COSMICTUNECOMM]

All are students of school of Adi Vedanta philosophy of Bharat Varsha.

[@anupamkarmakar2447]

🙏

[@abhishekpansaniya4147]

THANKYOU & I AM VERY GRATEFULL TO YOU 🙏

[@kaleemford6706]

Very powerful and endearing words to which I adhere, thank you

[@sidwithstuffs]

A hyper being like him doesn't dwell in philosophy. He is the truth himself. I bow down at his lotus feet

[@JohnLynch-b7e]

23:03. I understand, and accept that these guys, possess and give good testimony regarding our ultimate Truth, but DAMN!! Y'ALL make it long winded . God is, and HE constantly goes around meeting himself , telling HER jokes. THEY laugh, and WE are born again. ...ONE.

[@abanishbiswas5841]

❤️🙌

[@abhradippoali8616]

❤❤❤🥺🥺🥺🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@suryakanthreddy6651]

Swamiji is in invisible subtle form in divine park spiritual laboratory built by himself in saligrama Udupi karnataka

[@SebastianCarsin-zs8tq]

I GET THE SAME STATE OF NERVIKALPA SAMADHI WITH AYAHUASCA

[@VinnieP-l2e]

Btw did anyone know that this revered philosopher and spokes person for Hindu and India i.e paper on Hinduism where he received a standing ovation...was a freemason think about it

[@ipoweryogi3370]

Yes

[@sumitdutta7043]

Just what the heck is this freemason😅

[@VinnieP-g7j]

It's something u won't ever no or understand as u have no clue about it now.....what the hell is xatate system...and if it was meant to be so perfect by a sophisticated religion why was it rubbish and so discrimatory, where are the philoaohwra of the vesaa to represent these questions ,, as hinda worship what they dnt knw ​@@sumitdutta7043

[@FormlessGuy]

My only problem with advaita vedanta is that they make Brahman ( God ) limited by considering Brahman one with world they says world is Brahman now tell me if Brahman is also world then how Brahman is completely pure , infinite or unchanging because everything we see in universe is opposite of this. If we consider everyone as God then we must also accept criminals as God this will reduce purity or complexity of God and make god very cheap or simple 😢

[@ayanmajumder4009]

In swaroop criminals are also the same reality as in atman who is one with bramha (god), but in leela that individual person is a criminal and should be treated as a criminal... If you can't understand this then just simply thik dharma adharma botha are created from bhagwaan only, and bhagwaan is present inside every being so she is present in the criminal as well as the whole world... When the world get destroyed or the criminal as a individual person gets destroyed it's the only being called bhagwaan is there... So God herself became everything but when in the form of bramhan she is beyond everything and when in the form of shakti she is everything... Joy thakur joy ma ❤

[@ayanmajumder4009]

When you're playing a character in a drama(leela) you become the character. At that time you can't say I'm not this character but inside , you know you're not this character , you're someone else just acting as a character😊... So we are all potentially God in reality qualitatively just the difference is as long as we exist as an individual human being (self realised or not) , it's like waves are from the ocean, ocean is not from the waves.... That's the difference.... But if you're self realised then after your death , you're one with God... No individuality is there... Only God is there

[@FormlessGuy]

@@ayanmajumder4009 I don't think everything is leela of God because why god wants such leela in which he is hurting himself in the form of every creatures ? look carefully in the world people suffers you can teach humans that it is leela of you ( God ) but what about innocent animals they don't understand this leela they will suffer more than humans. Second thing leela represnt desires or desires represnt incompleteness why god need desires is he incomplete in himself ?

[@FormlessGuy]

@@ayanmajumder4009 A changing God is no more God . If God become the world or individuals then god is limited. I call this world as prakriti not God

[@ayanmajumder4009]

@@FormlessGuy"Sarvam Khalvidam Brahma” sarvam means everything including you and me.'सिय राम मय सब जग जानी; करहु प्रणाम जोरी जुग पानी' sri goswami tulsidas ji maharaj.... Thakur sri ramkrishna said everything which he himself realised so none was kalpanik....at the end chant the name of the Lord everytime... You yourself will see that it is the God who became everything... The conclusion is the destination... So whatever you think or I think doesn't matter.... The only thing matter is we both chant his name and get actual realisation of God ourselves (pratyaksh anubhuti)... There are so many mahatha bhakts who realised the God in every being through chanting her holy name... So one thing we both will agree that if we become pure and seriously with whole heart call upon God... She will let us know who she is how much she is..if we both serious enough to know God,she will surely guide us to the right path irrespective of how you look at her and how I look at her.. Hari om ramkrishna... May God bless us 🙏🏻

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Good but advaita vedanta is not world denying. Shankara said: " The wolrd is unreal if seen as the world, the world is real if seen as Bramhan"

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