[Advaita-l] a mumukshu and a deluded at pralaya

[Keshava Mahadeva]

>
> Hi,
>
> I am confused here. Here are my doubts:
>
> 1) You say Appaya Dikshitar has agreed to both the view points. sarava
> mukti and a jeeva getting the knowledge of absolute and merging into
> Brahman. But one of them only can be correct right. How to reconcile
> Appayya Dikshitar's acceptance of both the view points? Which is actually
> right?
>
> 2) You quoted about Vamadeva Story. Can you quote in short about that
> story? I know you gave the page number of that book, but that book is not
> available in English. So it would be great if you could explain the story
> of Vamadeva?
>
> 3) I kind of agree with Bhaskar Prabhu on this. Why the jiva that has
> attained Brahma Jnana has to wait for other jivas also to attain the
> knowledge of Brahman. From H S Chandramouli Prabhu's statments, I see
> that Bhamati school agrees with the concept of sarva mukti and Vivarna
> chooses the other side. What has Shankaracharya told on this? Does he agree
> with sarva mukti or once jeeva gets the knowledge of absolute he merges
> into Brahman?
>
> Thanks & Regards
>