[Advaita-l] Fwd: Omnipresence

[Srinath Vedagarbha]

Kaushik ,

Good questions.

On Tue, Jul 28, 2020 at 11:02 AM Kaushik Chevendra via Advaita-l <
advaita-l at lists.advaita-vedanta.org> wrote:

> Thank you Srinath sir for answering.
> But dvaita takes pratyaksha as a pranama. So does basic physics . So the
> arguments physics doesn't apply ,logic doesn't apply cannot work.
> Its not logical to say that both are existing at the same place.
>
>
No doubt Davita accepts pratyaksha as pramaNa, but do not forget
applicability (or otherwise) of physical laws only to the entities revealed
(siddha) by the same pratyksha. Ishvara is not pratyksha siddha tatva.
Given that fact, you just cannot apply physics law on to Ishvara.

Shruti says Brahman is Sarva ("pUrshEvEdam SarvaM" of puruShasUkta) . It
also says Brahman is sarvanteryamin.   Sarva does not mean "all this is
Brahman". The very meaning of sarva is clear in Geetha "savam samApnOshi
tatOsi sarvaha" (God is all because He is in all).

Sarva and Sarvanteryamin goes together, because anteryamitvaM needs niyamya
vastu. This is how Dvaita does samanya of those two shruti assertions of
Sarva and Sarvanteryamin

Hope this helps.