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| | | 08 Dec, 2013 | | Featured on Radio Sai: | | | | | | | How can we say that God alone exists, when we see around us, so many with different names and forms? Bhagawan explains to us today. | | Audio Special:
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| | | The Atmic consciousness that permeates every living being is referred to as Brahman. When it is individualised, it is called conscience. It is also referred to as Jiva. When the Atmic consciousness is encased in a body, it becomes an individual. The individual, the Atma and consciousness - all the three are one and the same. People think they are different because they are given different names. Remove the names, there is only one Consciousness in every individual. Supposing you name this object (showing a handkerchief) as Atma. It is a handkerchief in common parlance. I can call it threads or cotton. But essentially it is an object. Whatever name I may give, it refers to the same one object. There is only one Atmic consciousness in every individual. It has no form; it only assumes different forms. - Divine Discourse, Oct 21, 2003. | |
| Select any one Name and one Form for your worship; but, do not talk ill of other
names and forms. - Baba |
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