VISIT TODAY RAMAKRISHNA II Vedanta in practice:

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V. Vedanta in practice:

Vairagya & Viveka:

This the idea of duality, of two, is entirely false, and the whole universe, as we ordinarily know it, is the result of this false knowledge. When discrimination (Viveka) comes and man finds there are not two but one, he finds that he is himself this universe. “It is I who am this universe as it now exists, a continuous mass of change. It is I who am beyond all changes, beyond all qualities, the eternally perfect, the eternally blessed.” (CW.II.275)

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