Usha
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Member1) vidya and avidya refers to karma and upasans
2) karma and upasana have to be combined to achieve higher realm in gaining knowledge. Realize oneself and as part of God in this creation.
3) the sambuthi upanishad and asambhuti upanishad refers to the created and untreated form of upanishads. We need a adhyathmik guru to understand the verses and be able to fellow ir recite it.
4) sambhuti upasana leads us into darkness delving into pitraloka and asambhuti upasana leads to blinding dark delving into the world of devalokas. Combining both will help us achieve the fruits better.
5)max result is reached by achieving prakriti laya the inner state of calm. Ishavasya is realizing oneself and also part of everything in this pervading universe
Member1) ista karma refers to religious rituals, whereas the particular karma refers to as practices do e for welfare if the society.
2) guided karma or with conscience leads to leading g a better life and reach pitraloka after mrityu.
Upasana leads to devaloka and higher gyana also leading the present life without desire, greed and equanimity as much as possible3)this type of upasana helps you observe into the godness of the diety taken as upasana you will be able to reach different lokad
Member1) As per verse 8 and 7 the upanishad helps you to realize your self amman and self as part if everything else in this universe Brahman
2) self is free of subtle body free of wounds, free of nadis and free of Papa and punya Chakra that life is made of
3) the karma and upasana are the methods to reach higher realms, but to attain inner peace atma vidya is the marga
MemberSelf is realizing yourself as each and every minute particle in the Brahman. When your inner conscious is at the purest far then it is stationery, otherwise the reflections change
Upanishad is the scriptures that guide you to realize or even take a tiny step forward to attain higher, when ignorance prevails it us far off.
Dehabhiman is the mirroring of youself around the things you see. When it calms, sense of purpose is understood then happiness is there. Otherwise sorrow envelopes but realizing aham frees you from all that bringing neutrality in surrounding
MemberKarma yoga done without self realization is not the marga, hence realize the equanimity of atma and gyana then the bridge appears between pravriti and ni riti marga. Give up the desires and submit entirely to God.
Killing the self means living in darkness of asura lota without realizing self. Each and every living organism made by brahma is gripped in darkness of ignorance and desires and lust.To achieve chitta suddhi delving into self for the surrender onto God’s feet.
Member1) The contradictions presented in verse 4 are that the the self is sthira and it is moving or obviously more faster thN the mind. The reason to Present these contradictions are to realize self and that is bigger than being realized.
2) self is faster than mind. Before the reflected conscience prevades and then the thoughts and imaginations are present in mind. Self keeps motivating the mind.
3) Hiranyagarba the form of iswara enables all dieties to perform their duties as karma
Member1) We should do 6to realize our innerself and thus be be able to attain the goal without any earthly attachment.
2) chitta shudhi is what prescribed or dictated by the upanishads to help atma attain higher revelations.
3) nishkama karma is the path where we carry-on with our duty and expecting no result of it. It simply means purity of heart and dedication.MemberThe mantras are not considered as karma, as it dies not reflect any form of karma, but only a means to gain knowledge
MemberIsavasyam idam sarvam encapsulates the idea that God not only created the universe, but is also present in all of it.
Mahavakyas, such as isavasyam idam sarvam, are often contemplated as part of a self practice, especially in Jnana Yoga. They may be used in combination with prayer, meditation and the chanting of mantras to help to achieve deeper understanding and insights into fundamental philosophical concepts.
MemberIt is not a mental upasana because it is realizing yourself and everything as God himself and submission thereby that purifies your mind of all unnecessary attributes
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