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Aham Brahmasmi: (Sanskrit) "I am God" Famous phrase often repeated in the Upanishads. In this ecstatic statement of enlightenment, "I" does not refer to the individuality or outer nature, but to the essence of the soul which is ever identical to Lord Shiva (or Brahman, the Supreme Being) as Satchidananda and Paramasivan. One of four Upanishadic "great sayings," mahavakya.I always wanted to put in something i learnt from life in a piece of paper, nevertheless the transition has not always been smooth, so i had deferred the writing many a time, though here i do not fear completion as i can continue posting all transcripts that i collect and pen down over a period of time....so here we go ....self realization, a virtue much talked about and seldom visible, a question of identity, meaning of existence ??? do we always have answers.....but we can still try searching .....so here's my research
lets not get into sanskrit slokas or vedic gyan in the beginning, let it be as brief as an "OM" and start with the same vibration it put to the start of this universe....
let me start with a quote, by none lesser than a diety, as he is to some in kerala
"To act with awareness is freedom and to act without awareness is bondage." The difference bet- ween freedom and bondage is awareness. Self-awareness is true awareness with reference to which the thought projected world is seen as a myth - as just a narration of an imaginative mind." - Sri Narayana Guru
I Shall seek the answers to the very essence of my existence in the coming days and i believe and hope my conscience would stay unfettered.
Consciousness is bliss, which is transcendence of time. Consciousness is awareness of the self as the light in which thoughts, feelings and sensations shine and responses happen.
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