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Prabuddha Bharata or Awakened India

1948

An ascent to this status of consciousness marks the triumph for the sattvilca-bufhlki over the bewildering confusion of the objetive world because in this state the rift between the ego and the non-ego usually assumed by the normal consciousness is closed up by a direct perception of the sameness of the stuff from which they both have been created.2 The positive gain for the consciouness fr [...] On the highest summit of generic conception they are the immobile Existence and the Existent as we see here ; on the plane of mobility they are the energiing of Consciousness' or the eternal biune of Consciousness-Energy evolving into the dual principles of Purusha-Prakriti or the subjecobject relation apparent on the plane of empirical consciousness. [...] Hence as envisaged by the limited conscious being the individual really dies ; the notion of its survival after death is only a conjecture inspired by a fond hope of the continuation of the present existence ; the only immortality that there is is the objective immortality of the race or the flux of Nature. [...] The two are the biune aspects of the same Reality ; and to cross over from the shadows of many deaths to the bright shores of supreme status of transcendence-immanence beyond the wavering modes of phenomenal existence (ivakritisambhavah gunah) where let alone the events of physical birth and death even the prospect of the cataclysm of cosmic creation and dissolution will leave it unshaken beca [...] BRARATA June upon and riveted to the perception of a basic esse Consciousness then becomes homogeneous with the obliteration of the distinction and interaction between the agent and the object so that even in the conceptual projection of the phenomenal event-series the mutuality of their relations is perceived as the self-actvity of an Indivisible Existence ;13 and at the same time the inly
philosophy religion
Pages
69
Published in
India
SARF Document ID
sarf.120002
Segment Pages Author Actions
Frontmatter
i-22 Brahmayananda view
Love of God
217-218 Turiyananda view
A Secular Democracy
219-225 Brahmayananda view
Buddhi and Buddhiyoga
225-231 Anirvan view
Suresh Chandra Dutta
231-235 Jagadiswarananda view
Surrealistic Painting
235-241 Yves Duplessis view
The Swami and the Literati
242-245 Robert Joseph, James Felton view
The Future of Our Religion
246-247 C.P Iyer view
The Status and Study of Sanskrit
248-251 Baladeva Upadhyaya view
Notes and Comments
251-253 Brahmayananda view
Reviews and Notices
253-255 Brahmayananda view
News and Reports
256-256 Brahmayananda view

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