[Advaita-l] GunAtIta and jIvanmukta

[Praveen R. Bhat]

Namaste Sujalji,

Assuming that you addressed my mail, I did not mean destruction of the mind
by resolution leading to NS. I meant resolution of the mind into its source
which comes back. In my understanding, akhaNDAkAravRtti removes avidyA and
then the vRtti itself. This was my reason for saying that there is no vRtti
in NS.

Thanks for your response.

Kind rgds,
--Praveen R. Bhat
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On Sun, Oct 2, 2016 at 3:39 PM, Sujal Upadhyay <sujal.u at gmail.com> wrote:

> praNAms,
>
> oh and one more point. Destruction of mind does not lead to NS. NS is
> rising beyond mind. but first mind has to be rooted in Brahman by
> akaNDAkAra vritti. If mind is destroyed, then one cannot come down to
> earthly plane. Sri Ramakrishna says, after 21 days, connection with body
> drops permanently. i.e. one is not able to enter into body anymore.
>
> Destruction of mind leads to moksha. After that of Ishvara needs to use
> the body (all 6 kosha-s) for loka-kalyANa, then ego, vritti-s etc are
> created, but if it is not created, IMO, after mind is destroyed, there is
> no returning back.
>
> I do not say destruction of mind leads to NS. I have said earlier that
> repeated entering into NS leads to moksha.
>
> Hari OM
> Sujal
>
>