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But in the latter, it is destroyed root and branch, never to appear again. It remains subtle and reasserts itself in due course. In the former, the bondage is not completely destroyed. The first experience is temporary and by concentration it can become permanent. The Master continued: Experience is said to be temporary or permanent. These are overcome by hearing the truth, reflection on it and concentration. Error which consists in the 'I am the body' idea, and thinking that the world is real. Doubt which consists in wondering if even the experience was of the Real or of the unreal.ДЈ. Ignorance which is forgetfulness of one's pure being.Дў. The predispositions adhering to him from time immemorial will draw him out and so ignorance overtakes him.Дevotee: What are the obstacles to remaining steady in unbroken Bliss. Do not slip away from it.'Дevotee: Having once experienced the Supreme Bliss, how can one stray away from it? 'My reward consists in your permanent unbroken Bliss. The disciple, after realizing the all shining, unitary, unbroken state of Being Knowledge Bliss, surrendered himself to the master and humbly prayed to know how he could repay the master's Grace. The Maharshi cited Kaivalya Navaneetam as follows: Whereas Sri Ramana Gita says, 'Granthi, snapped once, is snapped for ever.' In the case of this mystic, the bondage seems to have persisted even after Self Realization. Edward Carpenter, a certain mystic, has written in a book that he had Self Realization on some occasions and that its effects lasted sometimes afterwards, only to be gradually lost. Christ consciousness and Self Realization are all the same.ДЄ question was raised as follows by Major Chadwick:. Paul became Self conscious he identified the illumination with Christ consciousness.Дevotee: But Paul was not a lover of Christ then? Maharshi: Illumination is absolute, not associated with forms. The same gentleman asked: 'What is the significance of Christ in the illumination of St. Such suffering is apparent only to the onlooker and not to the Jnani, for he has already transcended the mistaken identity of the Self with the body. But that makes no difference to their Jnana. Some Jnanis may appear to suffer, others may be in Samadhi, still others may disappear from sight before death. It is immaterial as to how, where and when he leaves his body.

Again a Jnani has attained liberation even while alive, here and now. Maharshi: It might have been an intercession on behalf of the two thieves who were crucified with Him. Major Chadwick, an ardent English devotee, asked, 'Why did Jesus call out 'My God!' 'My God!' while being crucified?' I felt tremendous peace of His Presence, His graciousness.' Once Major Chadwick affirmed: 'To try and describe my reactions when I first came into the presence of Bhagavan is difficult. He had a desire to be born in the West, and that has been fulfilled!' Once, while talking about Major Chadwick, Sri Bhagavan remarked: 'Chadwick was with us before he was one of us. 'Self realization: It is death while yet alive of that which lives after death.'

Sri Bhagavan read it and appreciated it very much. Natesan and requested him to show Sri Bhagavan a piece of paper, in which he had given a definition for Self Realization. One day, Major Chadwick who had settled down at the Asramam and had never even thought of going back to England, called Sri K. Who spoke those words but the Self within? That was the day of resurrection for this Ramana-bhakta. When it was pointed out him that Easter was a few days hence, he clearly answered them, in his usual loud, clear voice. Surprisingly, Sri Chadwick, started speaking to them. A few devotees from the Asramam went to Vellore to see him and comfort him. The doctors put questions to him and he could not reply. His tongue had swollen so much that it filled the entire mouth, preventing him even making noises.

Major Chadwick was admitted in the C.M.C. Today is the day on which Major Chadwick (Sadhu Arunachala) merged with Sri Bhagavan.

Lord krishna tamil teachings videos with explanation