Swami Sarvapriyananda I don't think I 've ever heard a more accomplished speaker with such a clear and precise mind, a philosopher and spiritual teacher of the highest order. A true blessing for the whole world.
"How much do you want it to be Sir?",asked the accountant😊😊😊😊😊 7 ways of noticing Consciousness as given by Nischalananda Saraswati Swami 1.The world outside 2.Panchabhoota..the five elements 3.Mayabilaasa...the play of Consciousness... Relativity, Uncertainty, Incompleteness, inconsistency,paradoxes and unknowability 4.Chidbilaasa...Kashmir Shaivism..the play of consciousness 5.Chidvivarta...Consciousness appears as the Universe 6.Chinmaya...pervaded by Consciousness 7.Chinmatra...Consciousness alone Only the "Muni"(You the sage) remains Blazing exposition Swamiji🙏🙏🙏❤️❤️❤️
Swami Nischalananda Saraswati offers a profound framework for understanding the nature of consciousness through seven stages. Here's an expanded explanation of each stage: ### 1. The World Outside **Description:** This stage involves the perception of the external world through our senses. It is the most basic and immediate experience of consciousness, where we interact with our surroundings. **Key Points:** - **Sensory Perception:** Engaging with the world via sight, sound, touch, taste, and smell. - **External Focus:** Attention is directed outward towards the objects and events in the environment. - **Surface Awareness:** Limited to the physical and superficial aspects of existence. ### 2. Panchabhoota (The Five Elements) **Description:** This stage recognizes the foundational elements that make up the material world: earth, water, fire, air, and ether. **Key Points:** - **Elemental Awareness:** Understanding the basic building blocks of the physical universe. - **Interconnectedness:** Seeing how these elements combine and interact to form everything in existence. - **Energetic Basis:** Acknowledging that these elements also have energetic properties that influence our perception and experience. ### 3. Mayabilaasa (The Play of Consciousness) **Description:** At this stage, consciousness is seen as a dynamic and playful force, creating the illusion (maya) of reality. **Key Points:** - **Illusory Nature:** The world is understood as a manifestation of consciousness, full of relativity, uncertainty, incompleteness, inconsistency, paradoxes, and unknowability. - **Playfulness:** The idea that consciousness is engaged in a divine play (lila), creating and dissolving realities. - **Philosophical Insight:** Aligns with concepts in modern physics and philosophy about the nature of reality and knowledge. ### 4. Chidbilaasa (Kashmir Shaivism - The Play of Consciousness) **Description:** Rooted in the teachings of Kashmir Shaivism, this stage explores consciousness as an active and creative force. **Key Points:** - **Creative Force:** Consciousness is not passive but actively creates and sustains the universe. - **Non-dualism:** Emphasizes the non-dual nature of reality, where the distinction between the observer and the observed is an illusion. - **Divine Play:** The universe is a manifestation of the playfulness of Shiva, the supreme consciousness. ### 5. Chidvivarta (Consciousness Appears as the Universe) **Description:** This stage explains how consciousness manifests as the universe, making it appear as a diverse and multifaceted reality. **Key Points:** - **Manifestation:** The universe is a projection or expression of consciousness. - **Appearance:** What we perceive as the universe is actually consciousness in varied forms. - **Unity in Diversity:** Recognizes the underlying unity amidst the apparent diversity of forms and phenomena. ### 6. Chinmaya (Pervaded by Consciousness) **Description:** Here, consciousness is recognized as the essence that pervades all existence. **Key Points:** - **Omnipresence:** Consciousness is present in everything and everywhere. - **Essential Nature:** Everything in existence is imbued with consciousness, from the smallest atom to the largest galaxy. - **Holistic View:** Encourages seeing the interconnectedness and unity of all things through the lens of consciousness. ### 7. Chinmatra (Consciousness Alone) **Description:** The final stage is the realization that consciousness alone is the ultimate reality, and everything else is its manifestation. **Key Points:** - **Absolute Reality:** Consciousness is the only true existence, beyond all forms and phenomena. - **Pure Awareness:** A state of pure, undifferentiated awareness, free from the illusions of duality and multiplicity. - **Self-Realization:** The ultimate goal of spiritual practice, realizing one's true nature as pure consciousness. Each stage provides a deeper understanding of consciousness, moving from the external and tangible to the internal and subtle, ultimately culminating in the realization of consciousness as the only reality. This progression offers a comprehensive framework for exploring the nature of existence and our place within it.
Such A knowledgable swami ji and brilliant orator i hadn't come across in my life. may be some day i would listen to you directly in offline mode. Please continue this noble work the way you are doing because the modern science and education has made so much nonsense of a man and his belief in God.
I am a mother of a 25 years old son , who is a civil engineer and presently working. My son has been listening to this esteemed Swami ji. He has finally decided to quit his job and if they (RK mission )accept him , he will join their congregation.
@@somachakrabarty1634 this is a good order of sanyasins. It is good that you are allowing your son to follow his heart. May he be successsful in his mission!!
Humble Bow 🙏🧎♂️to Swami ji ! The Buddha never say there is aatma nor say no aatma. He never say there is God nor there is no God. He keep silent in this matter. If You want to understand the teaching of The Buddha perfectly & know The Buddha closely You must become a Buddha , a perfectly awakened one , fully enlightened one. The Buddha say You are also a Buddha, I am also a Buddha ; I am already awake but You are in deep sleep ; Awake , awake. The Buddha never denied about God nor accept present of God. He remain silent on this matter. After listening Swamiji talking, I understand that he is not yet entitled to called himself a Swami & he don’t have feeling of oneness. It is better to learned from His Holiness Dalai Lama , teaching of oneness. Because, Truth is one , wise knows it by many names. He must Realized Himself first & He knows others. Otherwise his teachings are only entertaining for mouth 👄 & brain 🧠. He must reach to the level of heart. Buddha gives us freedom to accept his teaching or denied his teaching. “Never believe blindly, Never have blind faith, Do believe by using wisdom! Don`t believe whatever your master says, whatever your elder says or even Buddha says ! First, clearly examine and believe it ! Only by understanding the reason believe it ! Believe it only after test ! Don`t believe whatever you read and hear, Don`t believe in ritual tradition and culture ! First research it and find the facts. Don`t believe though you like, Don`t believe blindly even when your folks says, Believe it if it is ultimate truth! Believe only those who are learned one! “( Kalam Sutta ) That’s why the Great Dhyan Master Satya Narayan Goenka say :- धर्म ना हिंदू बौद्ध है, सिक्ख ना मुसलिम जैन ! धर्म चित्त की शुद्धता, धर्म सुख, शान्ति चैन !!
0:00 Recap of Previous Session 2:05 Swami Turyananda's Story 3:45 Story of Buddhism 6:30 History of Indian Philosophy 8:38 Swamiji's Study of Buddhism at Havard - udayanacharya - prove the existence of atma against the buddhist attacks - niyakusumanjali - nine or ten proofs of the existence of god again directed against the buddhist critic - kumari la bhatta - masterworks named shloka vartika and tantra vartika - repudiations of various schools of buddhists who tried to who tried to criticize or critique the concept of atma - nagarjuna - logician - 500-600 years before shankaracharya - works developed by chandrakeerthi (example of chariot) 12:45 Study of Indo-Tibetan Madhyamaka, Story of Swami meeting Llama, Swami defends Advaita Vedanta from Chandrakeerthi's Chariot 18:05 Sadhu in Himalayas Says - wood, lectern example - dreamer, dream example - water, wave example - gold, ornament example - pottery, clay example 21:49 Swami Vivekananda Says 22:50 Five Quick Approaches from Indian Philosophy 1. Consciouness comes from matter. ~ Charvakas 2. Matter is the product of Consciousness. ~ All theistic religions of the world. 3. Neither is created by the other. They are fundamental eternal realities. They exist parallelly and interact with each other. ~ Kapila, Founder of Sankhya Philosophy, 5000 years ago. (Prakrti and Purusha) 4. Nagarjuna, Chandrakeerthi - Emptiness View - Neither matter produced consciousness, nor consciousness produced matter. In fact nobody produced each other. Nothing has been produced at all. It's all empty. Sarvam Shunyam! 5. Consciousness only! What we call matter, what we call object is an appearance in consciousness much like a wave appears in water, much like objects in the dream appear in your dreaming mind. It's not produced. Isn't it like god producing the world. It's not produced. Nothing has actually happened. Consciousness is the reality in which matter appears. 24:20 Sydeney University Philosopher - Scientist Says - Promissory Materialism 25:55 David Chalmer - Prof. of Philosophy at NYU 27:45 David Chalmer - Prof. of Philosophy at NYU - Pan Psychism - 21st Century 28:30 Conversation with Deepak Chopra 30:00 Chandrakeerthi's Example : Two bales or sheaves of hay leaning against each other. 31:05 Funny Story about People Applying for a Job 33:40 Gaudapada Says 35:30 How from the world you go to pure consciousness just by analysis? That happens in seven stages. Jagat (Physical World) ----> Pancha Bhoota Vilaasa (Five Elements) ----> Maya Vilaasa (Play of Maya) ----> Chit Vilaasa (Play of Consciousness) ----> Chit Vivarta (Appearance of Consciousness) ----> Chin Maya (Pervaded by consciousness) ----> Chin Maatra (Consciousness Alone) 38:55 Philosophy Class Joke If you contemplate the cutting edge discoveries of modern science in the 20th century till today, you notice the all pervasive presence of paradox everywhere. 40:00 In Rebbeca Goldstein's Book She Says 40:50 David Hilbert - Mathematician - Completeness of Mathematics 41:35 Conference on Unknown and Uknowability in their Fields 42:07 Historian's Joke 42:35 Gallen Strawson - Hard Problem of Matter - Article in NYT 43:55 Kashmiri Shaivism - Play of Consciousness 44:15 Story by Alan Watts - Philosopher and Pirate 46:15 Sri Ramakrishna Says Tying Oneself - Jiva Freeing Oneself - Shiva 47:15 Sri Ramakrishna Says (Why is there so much suffering?) 1. Maya Vilaasa - Paradox 2. Chit Vilaasa - Play of God 3. Who are you? 49:50 Does consciousness play? Play means change? Consciousness reveals the play. So consciousness is seperate from the play? 50:40 About Kashmiri Shaivism Chit Vivarta - Everything appears in consciousness. 52:20 One Swamy Says (Explains 'Appearing in Consciousness') 53:00 Issac Asimov's Question Logical Explanation to Consciousness reveals the play. 54:50 Brian Greene - Cosmologist at Columbia - End of Time 57:35 Swami Vivekananda Says (This world is like a room and you switch on the light that is god?) 59:13 Shankaracharya with Taittirya Upanishad in his mind. 1:00:30 Shankaracharya in Aparoksha Anubhuti Says 1:03:40 Brahme Vedam Sarvam, Ahame Vedam Sarvam 1:05:10 Sri Ramakrishna's Approach 1:05:23 American Swami Says
Infinite consciousness is the only one existence that actually exists but it does not seem to exist, and the experiences of finite body-mind that appear to exist do not in fact exist. This is the reality of the illusion of existing! Thank you Swamiji for helping me to realize the real existence of myself.
स्वामीजीको मेरा हार्दिक नमस्कार 🙏🧎♂️। ज्ञान से दिमाग भर जाता हे । ध्यान से दिल भर जाता हे । जब दिल भर जाता हे तब दिल आवाज देता हे । ईसिलीए अध्यात्ममें दिलका आवाज सुनें , दिमागका नहीं । अपने अनुभव बाटें , किताबका नहीं । स्वामीजी शास्त्रोंकी बात कर रहें हे । अपने अनुभवकी बातें नहीं कर रहें हे । ईसीलिए ऐसे बातों सिर्फ वाणी विलास और बुद्धि विलास हे । किसीने धर्म के बारेमें बहुत सारी किताबें, धर्मशास्त्र पढी होगी। पुस्तककें और धर्मशास्त्र पढनेके आधार पर वह हजारों उपदेश , प्रवचन दे सकता है लेकिन यदि उस व्यक्तिविशेष स्वयंने अपने जीवन में उस पुस्तक व धर्मशास्त्रों में उल्लेखित बातेंका अनुभव नहीं किया है तो इसका मतलब यह है की उसका पढना व्यर्थ है । बस तोता की तरह होता हे । यह पढना एक स्वादिष्ट भोजन में दोई , करछुल की तरह होता हे । उस दोई या करछुल की मदद से भोजन तो वितरित किया जाता है लेकिन उस दोई या करछुलने भोजनका स्वादको कभी भी अनुभव नहीं किया होता है । उसका स्वाद तो केवल जीभको मिलता हे पर वह भी एक स्वस्थ व्यक्ति की जीभको मिलती है । अत: सत्य पुस्तक व धर्मशास्त्रका सैद्धांतिक ज्ञान नहीं सत्य तो खुदका , आत्मा का प्रत्यक्ष अनुभुति है । बुद्धको जानने के लिए तो खुद ही बुद्ध बनना पड़ता हे । एक बुद्धू बुद्ध पुरूषको कभी जान नहीं पाएगा । जय श्री राम । ❤️🕊🔔🌎🙏🧎♂️🙇
i understand it well but no hard studies ... its easy to understand logically the way he puts it down for stupid people like me.. charan sparsha to swamiji...
Yet another gift from the most gifted teacher in and about our experience. “I knew who I was this morning, but I have changed a few times since then.” - Cheshire Cat
I often listen to you and I often lose in the vastness of thought of the Divinity of Hindu Dharma , I send you my pranam from the very remote place of West Bengal , living in a island village washed by the Bay of Bengal , the island is known Moushuni Island , the village is Bagdanga ; I don't know when I will meet you face to face to confer my pranam.
প্রণাম স্বামীজী। কি অসাধারণ বক্তৃতা। সংসারের লীলায় মেতে থাকা আত্ম বিস্মিত পরমব্রহ্ম নিজেকে উপলব্ধি করার জন্য নিজের "আমি" কে ভুলতে পারলেই - সব কিছু এক হয়ে যায়। এই সত্য যেনো আপনার কথা শুনে বারবার অনুভব করতে পারি।
Thank you Swamiji for expressing this highest knowledge about our truth in a very modern logical way. Yet the logical has to end somewhere and the truth and has to be realised. Sincere gratitude!
The voice and words of Alan Watts has recently appeared in the UK on adverts for a famous cruise ship company ! I was appalled thinking ' who is commercially exploiting his words ?' . After that I thought ' well maybe it will start a trend to find out who he was ' . In my humble opinion he is at his most eloquent when talking about the real meaning of Christianity ✌️✝️🕉️
He's also a crucial figure in bringing a laymans understanding of zen buddhism to America. He has a series on RU-vid from the 60s that I'd highly recommend anyone to watch.
@@artpoet9915 Yes I remember reading some Alan Watts books in the late 70's when I was becoming aware of eastern philosophy generally ( and advaita Vedanta in particular) . It was interesting to find him on RU-vid . American yogi - Richard Hittleman - had a more profound effect on me at that time and pointed the way to Sri Ramana Maharshi. Richard and Alan knew each other . Best Wishes ✌️.
Sometimes it feels isolating when a lot of time is spent towards study. Feeling that others won’t understand what you are thinking about. Alan Watts is great at showing all the ways that to look at the same but from Westernized (view points). You have to speak another’s language to introduce your own or you end up speaking and not being listened to. Alan Watts is a synchronist and everyone benefits from all the other viewpoints if they have there own. Many words for water.
Sometimes it feels isolating when a lot of time is spent towards study. Feeling that others won’t understand what you are thinking about. Alan Watts is great at showing all the ways that to look at the same but from Westernized (view points). You have to speak another’s language to introduce your own or you end up speaking and not being listened to. Alan Watts is a synchronist and everyone benefits from all the other viewpoints if they have there own. Many words for water.
The Vedanta is shown that behind the idea of the unity of the whole the real Soul is one there is one Soul throughout the universe all is one Existence
Humble / Beautiful / Brilliant as usual - thank you Swami. Thomas Merton commented while talking about the differences that exist exoterically between Islam and Christianity can be resolved at-once by the esoteric - intuitive experience of Divine Light - ONENESS.
The whole concept of 'Everything exists because 'I' (Consciousness) exists'. This one realization was what it took for me (the jivatma) to realize the philosophy of oneness. Pranaam Gurudev. Every lecture of yours, so profound. It dissolves all questions as it arises. Gratitude! 🙏🙏
But how did you realize... i didn't had any experience. Yes i could digest it peacefully and it helped me in all areas of my life literally, from working on in my anger to beimg blissfull each and every moment and remaining detached but still, there is this corner inside that always seeks for the live experience. And then i feel helpless
@@Aham16 yeah ur indeed correct. But don't you think you've got to say this to me bcz you've got the knowledge of 'I AM' from somewhere, be that scriptures of vedanta or vedas. I know you've been experiencing The Self in every moment of life bcz we are That. And by knowing that we can assume the onness and work according to that be conscious of that which we are. But i am talking about the practical experience. See after having thay experience of enlightenment...still people forget that and continue their attached behaviour to their body or maya so being conscious is important and we are doing that indeed. But have you really found the reason why you've to be conscious. Why should i think like that way, like ONE with all. Have you really got the answer by yourself.
@@snehayadav6843 - till one identifies oneself as the body and the mind, the self cannot be experienced. When you say you are looking or seeking for something, you are operating from separatedness. We are already our true selves. We cannot objectify the true self, and try and experience the object as a subject. Consciousness/Brahman/The true self, is not an object, and one cannot see oneself as the subject experiencing the object. When one experiences this bliss of oneness, the seen and the seer, the observer and the observed are all one. One does not see one different from any other. This is difficult to put in words, and needs to be experienced. Spirituality is experiential. We can use the mind to read, discuss and understand all of this, but we will need to cut off from the external, the five senses to actually experience the ‘awareness’, the pure ‘consciousness’ that we are. Go internal. Stop reading, discussing and retreat into the quietness that you are. 🙏
@Nimi, I had the blessing to have the exact same experience as you, finally, after 31 years of existence and tireless searching and learning, it came in am instant after watching Swami Sarvapriyananda's video titled 'Jnana yoga' on this very channel, a few days ago. That's why I was scrolling and scrolling through/down comments here, even as I was just starting to watch this 2nd part of this other teaching, to see if anyone else/or what % or viewers, had the same experience as me, after this 2 part video, and I found your comment! ❤😀✌
Please inspire other monks of ram krishna order to be a good and knowledgable orator as well bcz the world needs it. Every one needs to work hard on acquiring knowledge, practising communication skills and spirituality taking inspiration from you. I am also a dikshant bhakta of the order. My pranams to swami sarvapriyananda ji.
I wish i could listen to your LECTURE physically and put some pertinent questions.I don't know whether my wish could be fulfilled.I am from KOLKATA INDIA. So easy when i listen so difficult when i try to recall it subsequently. Extremely difficult to go into the depth of every illustration and relate that to our mundane life & daily experiences. Pranam to Swamiji.
Pranam Swamiji 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏 what a brilliant talk on oneness of all existence and only one and pure consciousness by such a knowledgeable person like you.....it's so profound and logical. How much I wish I were there listening to you....I would consider myself as the most fortunate being if once I could listen to you directly .Thank you so much Swamiji for helping us realize the ultimate reality of self......my heartfelt gratitude and pranam to you 🙏 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
This was part of a 4 part Washington event. He was in a few cities in California in last few weeks. The videos are up on the respective channels. They are all very good.
@@ShuklaRahulType Swami Sarvapriyananda set search to last month time to +20 there are 5 I think Knowing and Being, Non-duality, 2 are Dryg Drys Viveka part 1/2 (volume is kinda quiet but very good), another was held at a Hindu worship center, and I didn’t watch it yet it had commercials every few minutes/Field and Knower, if you watch one he mentions were he had been. Very good. He must have toured California in last couple weeks. And one was What is Vedanta? although I was disappointed because there were a lot of cuts for some reason so you feel like you missed a lot.
@@ShuklaRahulI watched a little Krishnamurti before Swami Sarvapriyananda. I do believe Swami has structured his talks to his classes. He says he puts something for everyone in his talks. But if you follow him chronologically it is like learning a new way of communicating. It is a time commitment but you will be able to communicate with him, the texts, J.K., and I feel it transfers well. Sorry getting long… his early classes sound quality is not great (but necessary), Vedantasara is the class he taught for a long time and you can tell, I am biased but I think Mandukya is were he elaborated concepts the most, after those two you got Bhagavad Gita class which I think was put on a separate channel because it doesn’t follow his pattern as closely, Katha is ongoing but I think he starts expect more from viewers in that most of Katha is not new from him but he starts to elaborate less and therefore more concepts must be put together quicker. I think his newer/older talks very much reflect this. Didn’t mean to ramble… but remember sravana is a systematic study and he does it so well if you let him. I probably said what you knew do I probably needed to hear it. Thank you.
Thank you for sharing your thoughts. Just wanted to add that while Swamiji reads extensively from many sources ,he crafts his talk content uniquely in his own style often keeping in mind the particular audience. And there have been a list of his more preferred authors and influencers but J. krishnamurti does not happen to feature in it. So it’s unlikely anything you see in his talks has a reference to or inspired by J krishnamurti.
Thank you very much for this wonderful talk, Swamiji. Pro tip for the technical crew: Don't leave your camera set to auto white balance. Choose a specific setting that works for the available light. This keeps the camera from constantly shifting between different hues. At one point Swamiji's face is orange, then it gradually shifts to green and blue and so on. If the setting your camera gives you isn't spot on, you can correct it in post. The mess AWB produces is harder to correct.
नमो नारायणाय ।। बौद्धवेदान्तसिद्धान्तौ गंगायमुनयोरिव । ऐक्यमेवाप्नुतः शान्तं निष्प्रपंचे प्रभास्वरे ।। श्रुत्वा विचार्याथ च भावयित्वा योगी हि तत्त्वं परिणिश्चिनोति। निश्चित्य तत्त्वं युगनद्धरूपं स निष्प्रपञ्चे परमे रमेत ।। Thank you again, Swamiji, for an excellent talk on a much neglected topic of Indian Philosophy. The Ultimate Oneness beyond conceptual proliferation common to both Advaita Vedanta and Mahayana Buddhism. We find ample support for this view in shastras like the Gaudapadiya Karika and the Yoga Vasishta. यतो वाचो निवर्तन्ते यो मुक्तैरवगम्यते। यस्य चात्मादिकाः संज्ञाः कल्पिता न स्वभावजाः।। यः पुमान् सांख्यदृष्टीनां ब्रह्म वेदान्तवेदिनाम् । विज्ञानमात्रं विज्ञानविदामेकान्तनिर्मलम् ।। यः शून्यवादिनां शून्यं भासको योऽर्कतेजसाम् । ... चित्प्रकाशो ह्ययं यस्मादालोक इव भास्वतः।। Laghuyogavasishta 3.1.74-77 Resounding with the liberality of expression of Shri Ramakrishna indeed!
মহারাজ from a very mundane point of view, I can say the least and which is... Everyday I am learning something new from each of your talks!! 'promissory materialism'. It is a totally new concept for me and I love this to understand. This is akin to Zen meditation technique. Gradually unfolding and getting hold of one's own immense potential!! Thank you Maharaaj.
Words fail to express my deep appreciation and thanks for the knowledge you spread in a most humble and precise matter. Pray for your long healthy life to serve the lost humanity!
Happy Teachers day to Sarvapriyananda ji.... Hope this wishes will be shared to you...many thanks for your clarity and the way you try to explain the knowledge of Advaitha, which is ofcourse difficult for normal people to understand and distinguish... You deserve perfectionist in the subject of Astavakra and Advaitham.. Thank you!!
This contemporary world is in search of a way of life based on Oneness of existence Spiritualisation does.not mean religious activities it is the way of life on the vision of Oneness It is message of spirituality in Vedantic vision of Oneness
Namaste The upanishads which are a part of Vedas declare that there is only One and to realize this Oneness of all life is the ultimate purpose of life. Every moment we breath, nature reminds us of this truth as each incoming breath resonates to Sah referring to He and outgoing breath to Ham referring to I (The Sanskrit words are split as Sah and Aham and its conjuction is Soham) Every time we breath , we can tune ourselves to this ultimate reality of Oneness by remembering Soham. This is called Ajapa Gayatri and is on an average chanted 21600 times in a day Sah represents Parvati as it is the incoming , introverted energy denoting creation and Ham represents Shankara , the outgoing , masculine energy denoting dissolution. Thus the masculine and feminine , Shiva and Parvati , together denote completion of life. The Yoga Chudamani Upanishad mentions that this eternal chant is itself capable of giving salvation upon constant attention and reflection. Thanks.
Shri Ramakrishna said that we can kill ourself with needle but we need a sword and shield to kill others.... and Swamiji is the manifestation of thakurs words in flesh and blood.. charan sparsha to Swamiji .
The part about God got bored wanted to play, that's the Ego explanation because it has attached to it cause and effect, time, etc. The ultimate truth is beyond words and concepts.
At 53 min..brilliant answer..eye will see..space cannot be seen..so...also..irrestible force meets immovable object..what happens..cannot happen..this universe..!!! Maya..
