Master Gita Master Life | Chapter 13

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- February 18, 2025 at 7:55 pm #659468
  Mahavir Jain
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  Hari Om! Jnanam means both Consciousness and the qualities of Amanitvam, Adambitvam etc.
  
  Jnanam (Consciousness) can seem abstract and separate from me. To dispel that, Jneyam is said i.e. that which ought to be known as one’s own Self – Aham Brahmasmi, or Keshtrajna as in earlier verses.
  
  That identity cannot be realized without the qualities, which are also called Jnanam because pursuing or possessing those qualities is what enables realization of this identity between Brahman and Self.
  
  To state that this realization of identity is by knowledge, not action, nor intellectual understanding, it is said Jnana Gamyam i.e. this realization can only be gained by knowledge that Self and Brahman are one and the same.
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