3. Mandukya Upanishad | Chapter 1 Mantra 3-4 | Swami Sarvapriyananda 

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It is because of Avidya embedded in Buddhi. This Avidya effects Jiva in two ways - Aavarana Shakti ( veil of ignorance in buddhi ) and Vikshepa Shakti ( external disturbances projected by mind)

He seems to be a beacon of light in the murkey waters of life, beaming so brightly that it illuminates all those recesses that i didnt even knew were there to start with. 🙏

Aanandam bhawati swami g. Amazing experience thanks

Swami g are the hindi lecture on upnishads awailable . And may I get

This sums up the essence of whole Vedanta. The dream world is real until one awakens from it. likewise, the phenomenal world is real until one awakens from it. The dream & phenomenal worlds are appearances projected by mind in one and all Consciousness. Body, Mind and World is a mere name and form in one Consciousness.

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Hari Om Rodrigo, I will make an humble attempt to express my views about your question based on my understanding of Vedanta so far. Here the focus is on the knowability rather than the content which are known and how they are known. In the waking state we get the information (of the external world as well as our own pre-existing thoughts, feelings etc) via our sense organs (gross body) which are further processed with mind and finally presented/known by the true self (pure consciousness). In dream state the process is exactly the same, just the objects belongs to internal world (our thoughts, feelings and other mental impressions) rather than external world and the perception of these objects take place via mental organs of perceptions rather than physical sense organs. In both of these states, the knowability happens when the result of these two processes are presented to the consciousness. Now to the question you are asking, as in both states the existence of the whole process and its components depends on consciousness, therefore is waking state is not real (same as we generally understand that dream state is not real). My answer is two folds, from ultimate reality perspective (pure consciousness), the existence of both states depends on consciousness and hence they can't exists on their own, therefore both of these states are equally unreal. The Sanskrit terminology for this is "Mythya" which means existence of one thing depends on another and it can't exist on its own and hence it does not exists truly. The English translation as "false" is bit misleading due to the limitation of language. However from transactional reality perspective, these two states are equally real in terms of how the process of perception works, but from the content of perception we have to give more importance to the waking state as compared to the dream state. I hope this explanation helps and apologies if I have confused you more. Regards, Anurag

@@anuragaggarwal2950 thank you! I appreciate your attention to my question! Hari Omji!

Consciousness + mind = Awareness

If body doesn't exist , then awareness also doesn't exist. But Consciousness exist

Awareness is in conciousness. Conciousness is wider one. Awareness is individual experience. Conciousness is beyond body and mind and also in us.