Ātman

What they're searching for at CERN, for example, is, A, how do you go into other dimensions and create these portals? 'Cause that's an ancient technology that we're still trying to unlock to- today.

And what are they looking for? Well, one of the things they're looking for is the Atman particle, or Atma, A-T-M-A or A-T-M-A-N.

It comes out of the Vedas and the Upanishads, where most of the scientists are told to go to to get their theological understanding of quantum mechanics, otherwise you won't be able to do it properly.

What's scary is that everything you just heard comes directly from CERN.

Clinging to nothing, you become still.

Now, if you could only read two verses for the rest of your life, then these would be the two verses that you would need to read to keep you centered on the nature of your true self, what we call in Sanskrit, Atman, the undifferentiated state of consciousness.

Now, this is what Ashtavarkar is speaking about, right? Ashtavarkar is speaking about this undifferentiated state and even claims that he is Shiva.

Shiva being the representation of Brahman.

Brahman is the ultimate reality of existence.

And this is actually the Naguna state of Brahman.

This is Brahman without qualities, the ultimate undifferentiated state, which actually is identical with the Atman within all of us.

And that Atman is the same within all of us.

with all the concentration of his soul, the forehead surrounded by the glow of the clear-thinking spirit.

He already knew to feel Atman in the depths of his being, indestructible, one with the universe.

Joy leapt into his father's heart for his son who was quick to learn, thirsty for knowledge.

He saw him growing up to become great wise man and priest, a prince among the Brahmins.

They did not heal the spirit's thirst.

They did not relieve the fear in his heart.

The sacrifices and the invocation of the gods were excellent, but was that all? Did the sacrifices give him a happy fortune? And what about the gods? Was it really Prajapada who had created the world? Was it not the Atman, he, the only one, the singular one? Were the gods not creations, created like me and you, subject to time, mortal? Was it therefore good? Was it right? Was it meaningful and the highest occupation to make offerings to the gods? For whom else were offerings to be made? Who else was to be worshipped but him, the only one, the Atman? And where was Atman to be found? Where did he reside? Where did his eternal heart beat? Where else but in one's own self, in its innermost part, in its indestructible part, which everyone had in himself.

But where, where was this self, this innermost part, this ultimate part? It was not flesh and bone.

They found out that in man there was a deeper self and inner being behind the surface of the outward physical man, which it was his highest business to discover and know.

Know thyself was their great percept." Just as in India, to know the Self, with a capital S, the Atman became the great spiritual need, the highest thing for the human being.

So we'll stop here.

So often people make these videos that what did India discover and they keep saying 0, 0, 0.

The Gita Dhyana Shlokam Yambhramma Varunendra Rudra Marudaha stunvandi divyai sthavai, vedai saangapadakramo panishadai, gayandiyam samagah, dhyana vastita tadgatena manasa, pasyandiyam yogino, yasyandam navidussurah suraganah, devayatas mainamah,

To the doubts which Arjuna asked on the yoga, what happens to the person who has not been able to successfully complete the path of yoga? by abiding in Atman.

The last classes we saw that Krishna was addressing to that.

The first answer which he gave was a universal reply or a generic

And he takes a birth in

this morally, materially conducive family.

Whereas for the more advanced Yoga Breshta who had progressed further, his samskara has been matured in this life itself, who had moved from Arurukshu to Yogaruda almost, who had achieved the significant Chitta Shuddhi, who had experienced moments of genuine Atmani Avatrishtate, abiding in Atman, and perhaps glimpses of Brahma Samsvarsha, But whose mind ultimately could not hold on to that, sustain the full yoga samadhi in that life.

Therefore, he has to take a rebirth.

What they're searching for at CERN, for example, is- A, how do you go into other dimensions and create these portals? 'Cause that's an ancient technology that we're still trying to unlock to- today.

And what are they looking for? Well, one of the things they're looking for is the Atman particle, or Atma, A-T-M-A or A-T-M-A-N.

It comes out of the Vedas and the Upanishads, where most of the scientists are told to go to to get their theological understanding of quantum mechanics, otherwise you won't be able to do it properly.

What's scary is that everything you just heard comes directly from CERN.

It is also ontologically significant because the Paramatman addressing the Jeeva as Tatha Paramatman is Krishna himself addressing the Jeeva as Arjuna as Tatha the beloved one He is the one without the second, acknowledging the belovedness of all apparent separatedness.

As the Atman of all beings, Krishna is the inner parent of every Jeeva.

In the 13th chapter he will say, Ketraknyam chavimam iddi sarva kshetreshu bharata I am the sarva kshetreshu in every creation.

I am there as a Kshetraknya, as an indweller.

Ubhayavibrashta, fallen from both sides.

Chinnabramiva, nasyati, perishing like a torn cloud.

Apratishta, without establishing in the Atman.

Vimodha, Brahmanapati, confused on the path of Brahman.