Jyoti, jnana and hriday

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 jyotiṣhām api taj jyotis tamasaḥ param uchyate

jñānaṁ jñeyaṁ jñāna-gamyaṁ hṛidi sarvasya viṣhṭhitam (Gita 13.18)


Bhakta vashyata is the Jyoti; controlled by love Jnanam is the jyoti, the revelation
Bhakta vashyata nature is the greatest revelation of Gods nature and is revealed in damodara lila
The light of connection to universal viswatma, the infinite soul governing everything; 
Is the invisible real? be on the agnostic platform and march towards the invisble

There is light, dwelling and knowledge
Is there a correlation?
Knowledge and light are interchangeably used
The light of knowledge, because light provides clarity, direction in dark, the information to navigate the darkness to the minimum

Knowledge, object of knowledge and goal of knowledge
The source of all luminaries is indwelling and emits knowledge
Or the light from the Lord also has knowledge signals

Light is made of photons and it can be energy capsules
We all have source of light, love and knowledge inside - the supreme person
We just have to tap into that source and become transparent medium

There is no partiality - sarvasya vishthitam - situated in everyone
respect and viswarupa bhava is very important to view the external world

If you dont connect to the light inside, there is no hope to get out of darkness
darkness can be driven out by light and this light is not kali electricity
It is from the source beyond but situated inside each of us







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