There it starts with the karma section because we talked about a lot about Jeeva, who is Jeeva.
And then we talked about the Jagat, how the Jagat is formed, the five elements, Panchikaranam and all that stuff.
And then we also said about the Ishvara, who is Ishvara, the creator, sustainer and resolver.
The person, the identification you have with the body, mind, intellect, ego, the personality or person you create for yourself, that is for the jīva.
Then for the īśvara, it is all these titles.
The creator, the sustainer, the resolver, all those titles.
You remove those upādi.
What remains is the svarūpa lakṣana, which is sat-chit-ānanda.
So it's almost like solving the X algebra.
You remove these things, you remove those things.
And what remains is X equals X, which is Satchitananda.
So that's what we kind of did, covered.
And then we said, okay, once you understand this, then you are a Jeevan Mukta, meaning you're living.
That's what we will be discussing in detail in this section.
The life will go on, but the Jeevan Mukta lives freely and happily without any shoka or moha.
Once understands the swaroopa, the real nature of oneself, then you can just go and kind of play in the world, basically.
Ramana always talks about You know, he says, because this world is there, the world doesn't bother you anymore.
That is how you will be living.
That is Jeevan Muktaha.
That's where we kind of stopped.
There it starts with the karma section because we talked about a lot about Jeeva, who is Jeeva.
And then we talked about the Jagat, how the Jagat is formed, the five elements, Panchikaranam and all that stuff.
And then we also said about the Ishvara, who is Ishvara, the creator, sustainer and resolver.
The person, the identification you have with the body, mind, intellect, ego, the personality or person you create for yourself, that is for the jīva.
Then for the īśvara, it is all these titles.
The creator, the sustainer, the resolver, all those titles.
You remove those upādi.
What remains is the svarūpa lakṣana, which is sat-chit-ānanda.
So it's almost like solving the X algebra.
You remove these things, you remove those things.
And what remains is X equals X, which is Satchitananda.
So that's what we kind of did, covered.
And then we said, okay, once you understand this, then you are a Jeevan Mukta, meaning you're living.
That's what we will be discussing in detail in this section.
The life will go on, but the Jeevan Mukta lives freely and happily without any shoka or moha.
Once understands the swaroopa, the real nature of oneself, then you can just go and kind of play in the world, basically.
Ramana always talks about You know, he says, because this world is there, the world doesn't bother you anymore.
That is how you will be living.
That is Jeevan Muktaha.
That's where we kind of stopped.
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