Advaita
KrishnaPrasad Govindam
prasadgrp at HOTMAIL.COM
Mon May 29 06:34:08 CDT 2000
Om shAnthi;
mAyAmthu prakrithim viddhi;
mAyinamcha maheswaram
(Please help me where this quote is from)
srI sankarA in viveka Choodamani:
* YoyamAtmA swayamjyothi pancha-kosha vilakshanam..
* ATha: param bramha sadadvidhIyam..
So can we say, follow advaita as a means (of negating the dualisam and mAyA)
and the end is ekatam ?
Om tat sat.
Krishna Prasad
Ram Chandran wrote.
>
>Hari Om;
>
>Let me add some additional points regarding the terminology, Advaita.
>Panini's Sanskrit grammatical structure is mathematically precise and has
>been recognized most suitable for computer language structure. For
>computer
>computations, binary notations are critical and Sanskrit grammatical
>structure has a built in (natural) binary notation. Look the following
>pairs of mutually exclusive words:
>
>Dharma - Adharma
>Satyam - Asatyam
>Suddham - Asuddham
>Nithi - Anithi
>Nyayam - Anyayam
>Dairyam - Adairyam
>etc., etc.,
>
>
>We can know everything that we want to know about Dharma by eliminating
>Adharma' We can establish Dharma by abolishing Adharma and vice-versa
>establish Adharma by not observing Dharma! The structure is mathematically
>precise without any ambiguities. A similar statement is possible with
>respect to Satyam, Suddham, Nithi, Nyayam, Dairyam, etc.
>
>Now let us get back to the word - Advaitam.
>The associated pair of words are: Dvaitam and Advaitam. These two are
>mutually exclusive terms and we eliminate Dvaitam then Advaitam is
>established. More effectively, if we establish Advaitam, we can eliminate
>Dvaitam. In conclusion, I believe that Advaitam is a better
>representation
>than Ekatam.
>
>Ram Chandran
>
>Note: Panini's grammatical structure is well recognized by the scientists
>who work in the area of Artificial Intelligence. A number of journal
>articles have referenced Panini' grammatical structure and its relevance
>for
>computer algorithms.
>
>--
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