Sublime

The buddhi, ahaṅkāra and manas together make up what is known as citta, the field of thinking and feeling.

Brahma pranam, Brahma havire, Brahmagni, Brahmanahota Brahmaitan Gantabiyam Brahmakarma Samadina Gurubrahma, Guruvishnu, Gurudevomaheshwara Gurusakshat Parambrahma Tus maee shree guruvenama ha Om, shanti, shanti, shanti.

‘ātma-svarūpa’ (the real nature of oneself), is pure awareness, which means awareness that is not aware of anything other than itself, and since it is immutable, it never undergoes change of any kind whatsoever, so it is always clearly aware of itself as it actually is and is never aware of anything else, and hence in its clear view no body or

In ancient Hindu traditions, there is a single word for a mysterious force that has no direct equivalent in the English language. That word is atman, and it means the “eternal divine.”

Brahman, the Godhead; Atman, the divine core of personality; dharma, the law that expresses and maintains the unity of creation; karma, the web of cause and effect; samsara, the cycle of birth and death; moksha, the spiritual liberation that is life’s supreme goal.

Brahman, the Godhead; Atman, the divine core of personality; dharma, the law that expresses and maintains the unity of creation; karma, the web of cause and effect; samsara, the cycle of birth and death; moksha, the spiritual liberation that is life’s supreme goal.