ENLIGHTENMENT BY SELF-INQUIRY–pt110
For the Absolute Self there is nothing based on an
"I". For the Absolute Self
there is no World. This realization should be even while apparently awake. Sri
Ramana Maharshi has emphasized that our Self-Inquiry & our knowledge should
not consist of suppositions, however apparently conclusive those ideas may
be. Our knowledge should consist of the
true Knowledge of Reality. The
revelation Truth comes by giving up the objective outlook, abandoning the
Ego-notion, & knowing one's Self.
The Self's Existence is independent of all & is
different from all that is objective.
The objectified "I" is the
Ego. The super–imposed objective portion of the "I"–consciousness should be abandoned, for
it is not actually the Self. Negation of
what is objective means also Negation
of the Ego. What remains is that which is implied in the aphorism, "I am Brahman", (aham brahmasmi). Only Brahman
can be itself, 1–without–a–2nd. That is the only true "I".
Brahman
is Unborn, Immortal, Imperishable, ageless, & all-comprehensive.
[Ramana]
If it were it true that you realize it
later it means that you are not Self-Realized now. Absence of Realization in
the present moment may be repeated at any moment in the future, for time is
infinite. So such Realization is
impermanent. But that is not true. It is wrong to consider Realization to be
impermanent. Self-Realization is the
true Eternal state which cannot change.
You are already That.
Time & Space cannot affect the Self.
Time & Space are in you. So
also all that you see around you is in you.
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“There is no Creation, no Destruction, no Bondage, no longing to be freed from Bondage, no striving for Liberation, nor anyone who has attained Liberation. Know that this to be Ultimate Truth.”– the “no creation” school of Gaudapada, Shankara, Ramana, Nome – Ajata Vada
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