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Vedanta doesn’t mean that Bhakti or worship is inferior or that we must abandon it. It takes us into an inquiry about the very nature of existence.
The Vedas initially introduce us to worship, rituals and devotion. Vedanta takes us further and asks:
Who am I?
What is the ultimate reality?
Is the individual self separate from the Divine?
This is one of the fundamental inquiries of Vedanta: Who am I?
Let’s start with something very simple.
We say:
My hand – therefore, I am not merely my hand.
My body – therefore, I am not merely my body.
My mind – therefore, I am not merely my mind.
My thoughts, my emotions – I can observe them, so I am not simply the thoughts or emotions themselves.
Then comes the question:
If all these belong to me, who is this ‘I’ to whom they belong?
Vedanta invites us to investigate this.
Will speak about more about this 🙏 let’s see
The hand moves, but chalane wala koyee aur hai 🙏😊
