Brahmajnana

[soundararajan50]

maratthil maraindhadhu maamadha yaanai

maratthai maraitthadhu maamadha yaanai

paratthil maraimdhadhu paarmudhal bhootham

paratthai maraitthadhu paarmudhal bhootham

A child seeing a magnificent elephant made of wood exclaimed “oh an elephant and admired the elephant. There came a carpenter who also saw the elephant and exclaimed “ what a super wood.” Seeing this a saintly man said this verse which means that the elephant disappeared in the wood and the wood disappeared in the elephant, meaning that if you see the elephant you don’t see the wood and vice versa. He added the last two lines which means that the five elements disappear in Brahman and vice versa.

 This means, if you see the world made up of five elements you do not see Brahman and if you could see Brahman every where you do not see the world anymore. This is the brahmajnana 

[gowriputran]

Re: Brahmajnana

Dear Sir,

Very simple but beautiful explanation on Brhamajnana. I liked it very much. Thanks A lot.

S. Sankara Narayanan

[bmbcAdmin]

Re: Brahmajnana

Sri:

The person who is seeing the Brahman is different from that Brahman or the same?
If both are same, for whom the Brahmajgnama should happen?!
Then is there a necessary for that?!

[soundararajan50]

Re: Brahmajnana

Sri:

The person who is seeing the Brahman is different from that Brahman or the same?
If both are same, for whom the Brahmajgnama should happen?!
Then is there a necessary for that?!

 For the one who is yet to understand the concept of Aham Brahmasmi