Those who have studied the 108 Upanishads should know the simple truth that these books are not meant for intellectual gymnastics but rather to question yourself deeply throwing all perceptions of life and losing your identity. The day you lose completely your identity means you have entered 100 percent in the universal consciousness. There is no need to read any book or to gather any knowledge. The only thing you will know is that " l know myself" and this will be the end of your material life. You feel you need nothing more, and there is a feeling of complete love and fulfilments. There is nothing to search for, and you feel completely full.
Thanks for your comment. This humble effort is to make the ancient scriptures familiar to everyone. Of course, this is just a starting point to explore the timeless wisdom of spiritual world.
How can one not be impressed when the guy mentions the primary of consciousness in the opening sentence.
Those who have studied the 108 Upanishads should know the simple truth that these books are not meant for intellectual gymnastics but rather to question yourself deeply throwing all perceptions of life and losing your identity. The day you lose completely your identity means you have entered 100 percent in the universal consciousness. There is no need to read any book or to gather any knowledge. The only thing you will know is that " l know myself" and this will be the end of your material life. You feel you need nothing more, and there is a feeling of complete love and fulfilments. There is nothing to search for, and you feel completely full.
Please let Upanishad speak for itself! That will surely be more effective than this endless narrative !
@GopalanParambil-h7d The Upanishad doesn't speak, but invite you for a reflection on yourself.
Thanks for your comment. This humble effort is to make the ancient scriptures familiar to everyone. Of course, this is just a starting point to explore the timeless wisdom of spiritual world.
Intro is endless no substance..
some aren’t all knowing like yourself
Thanks for your comment. It is to set the context and the environment before the lessons begin.
@@SpiritualLifeForAll I've been studying Vedic Philosophy for over 50 yrs and I find your intro quite appropriate! Namaste 🙏
Thank you very much for your comments. Namaste 🙏