VISIT TODAY RAMAKRISHNA II Challenge against Atman & Paramatman

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Challenge against Atman & Paramatman :

(To show the existence of Atman & Parmatman)You may quote the Vedas, but he does not believe in them. He will say, “My Tripitakas state generally, and they are without starting or end, not in any case composed by Buddha, for Buddha says he is just presenting them; they are eternal.” (CW.II.415)

The another argument from memory is also weak. If the identity of my being is represented by my memory, many things which I have forgotten are lost from that identity. And we know that people under certain conditions forget their whole past. In many cases of lunacy a man will think of himself as made of glass, or as being an animal. If the existence of that man depends on memory, he has become glass, which not being the case we cannot make the identity of the Self depend on such a flimsy substance as memory. (CW.II.343)

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