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Difference between Atma and Consciousness

 

The Atma comes from the Paramatman.Just as the Atman

is essential for the body,so is Paramatman for the

Atman.The Atman guides your development and is the

basis or root cause of all your physical and subtle

bodies to experience every thing and will then in the

correct time take back all that you have experienced

as a human to Paramatman in you time of total

realisation.

Sai brother.

Dr.David Lyons.

 

 

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Meenakshi Chintapalli <mkchintapalli@ >

 

Difference between Atma and Consciousness

 

Sai Ram Sai Brothers and Sisters,

 

Atmic realization is the true Swadharma, but not the

duties. Swami said in an interview, DUTY is like

moving from one house to another house,you take all

your belongings with you. DHARMA is like getting a

transfer, and moving out of town, you leave what you

do not need and take only what you need as a

necessity. Dharma is realization through detachment to

articles of physical importance and realization of teh

 

ESSENCE of LIFE. You do not go back to what you do not

need. A stage is attained where no desire exists than

see the divine in all the acts.

 

Atma is energy that is indestructible with no feelings

at all other than make the senses perceive and move

the divine instrument, the incredible hardware, the

body. It is the inherent power behind everything that

all the animate and inanimates in the creation

carries. This is expressed as the pancha bhootas under

th right circumstances. The latent fire in the wood,

paper, the sprouting energy in the seed and the

inherent potential in every human birth to express the

unconditional love and capacity to create what is

envisioned.

 

That is the reason why Swami always says that YOU ARE

GOD. He is the indweller in all of us. But our senses

block the realization. When we really not think about

anyhting and close our eyes and seek the indweller, he

is the inner voice who guides the thoughts for

universal welfare and not for teh individual benefit.

 

As Swami is the indweller in the form of divine energy

within all, when one sincerely seeks his help, he

manifests and takes care of the needs of the true

seeker. He has been touching through his miracles

many devotees thousands of miles away. He knows

exactly what was said thousands of miles away. He

knows the intentions, thoughts, words and actions as

he is the universal indweller. Only an experiences

person can attest to the fact and the others can learn

from teh experiences of the devotees who share. We are

little drops in the OCEAN one BIG ATMA and when the

body perishes, the ATMA is released into the BIG

RESERVOIR ATMA and gets enveloped again into another

body based upon the individual karmic attainment and

bondage.

 

When the karma of good and bad is equal, the need for

the physical body does not exist.

 

Jesus revealed to the Fisherman about the fact that if

the Body does good and godly acts, God will make the

person a permanent pillar in his Temple. Same thing as

the Jeevanmukti in Sanatana Dharma. Therefore ATMA is

one continous stream of energy with no begining and

no end.

 

In Sai service with love

Meena Chintapalli

 

 

 

 

 

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