[Advaita-l] Body is the disease
Bhaskar YR
bhaskar.yr at in.abb.com
Thu Jan 16 03:55:11 CST 2014
That is why, the question, "what is the necessity for brahman?" is
ultimately unanswerable. It presumes that brahman should have a purpose.
When the upanishads say, so'kAmayata, or tad aikshata, they do not imply
that there was any greater purpose behind that kAma or IkshaNa.
sAshtAnta praNAms Sri vidyA prabhuji
Hare Krishna
Yes, according to strict advaita there is no creation, no mumukshu, no
mOksha...But whenever shruti talks about srushti, it says so just to drive
home the point that there is nothing apart from that...kArya-kAraNa
anayatvaM or sarva vyApakatva of brahman. So, srushti para vAkya-s is not
strictly meant to advocate srushti. It is (srushti para shruti) only a
part brahma jnAna para mukhyArtha. sarvasrushti prakAraH jeeva-paramAtma
ekatvabhuddhyavatArAya upAyaH asmAkaM...........tasmAt utpatyAdi shrutayaH
AtmaikatvabhudhyavatArAyaiva nAnyArthAH kalpayituM shakyAH..clarifies
shankara in kArikA bhAshya. So, as your goodself observed sokAmataya or
tad aikshata etc. is there in shruti to establish the shruti's antima
siddhAnta i.e. Atmaikatva.
Your humble servant
Hari Hari Hari Bol!!!
bhaskar
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