jIvanmukta's grace

[Srikrishna Ghadiyaram]

Hari Om !!

(Ofcourse, expect better answers from other scholers
on the list)

As such it is called a sarIram; srIyatE iti sarIram.
For an ordinary person the sUkshma sarIra remains to
take another body. But, for a jIvanmukta, even the
sUkshma sarIra will get dissolved.

As such a jIvanmukta has realised that he is not
sarIram. So, why would such One need a sarIram, to
bless his devotees. That One is ever existing as
Existance, Consciousness, Bliss.

Om Namo Narayanaya !!

Srikrishna

--- Venkatraman.Chandrasekaran at NOKIA.COM wrote:
> Dear members,
>     Please enlighten me on this.
>     What happens to the subtle body of a jIvanmukta
> upon his shedding his
> gross body? Does it remain in order to grace His
> devotees and followers?
> Or does it merge with the elements? I have read that
> Great lives like Ramana,
> Ramakrishna remain in subtle form and bless the
> aspirants.
>
>     Thanks and warm regards,
>     chandrasekaran.


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