[Advaita-l] Eternal Loka

[Ramesh Krishnamurthy]

There is something called mImAMsA
There is something called adhyAropa apavAda

Even if one hasn't gone into the details of the above, there is
something called "first principles". One has to understand what mukti
is. Then one will also understand what mukti is not, and also what
many people naively think of as mukti.


On 28 October 2012 11:37, Rajaram Venkataramani <rajaramvenk at gmail.com> wrote:
> In an offline chat, Sri Subrahmanian explained how Sankara comments Ch. Up.
> verses on singing etc. for liberated as metaphorical and the description of
> jivan mukta Indra and Devas. I woul like to challenge it to get to bottom
> of it in terms of understanding. How is such an indirect interpretation
> justified? If upanishads teach that our svarupa in mukti is to relish with
> Ishwara and other Jivas, how can Sankara explain it away to fit advaita?
> Thanks in advance.