Meditations on Transcendence

Within each individual lies a vast antar-yatra (inner journey), a realm of subtle energies pulsating with potentiality. Plato's concept of the anamnesis—recollection of truth—aligns with the atma-jnana (knowledge of the self) taught in Vedic wisdom, revealing that truth resides inherently within us. Hegelian dialectics affirm that progress occurs through synthesis, mirroring the sadhana (spiritual practice) that harmonizes the indriyas (senses) with higher will. In divine service, the senses become instruments, engaging in bhakti karma (acts of devotion), which ignites the jnana deepa (lamp of knowledge). This inner illumination is Krishna’s buddhi yoga, where the supreme being, seated as antaryami (inner guide), directs the soul’s evolution. Faith in this inner process—of awakening through subtle energies—transforms the finite into the infinite. Thus, as Plato sought forms beyond, and Hegel envisioned unity through dialectics, bhakti reveals the parama tattva (ultimate reality) wi...

my passion is jnana vedic knowledge is my forte realisation is my pulse invest time in jnana and prasarana just analyse vyasa verses study, analyse, compare correlate - this is life uphold devotional service to krishna by all means, logic, imagination, creativity, science etc... Whatever methods is recognised in this world use and serve the process of devotional service and the attainment of prem ------------------------------------------ My passion lies in jnana —in the pursuit of deep, transformative knowledge. Vedic wisdom is my foundation, and realization is the heartbeat of my life. I dedicate myself to prasarana , the sharing of this sacred understanding, focusing on analyzing the profound verses of Vyasa with study, comparison, and correlation. This journey, however, is not mere intellect but a service to Krishna, supported by yukti (logic), creativity, science, and all recognized means. As the Gita states, "jnana-yajnena cāpy anye yajanto mām upāsate" (BG 9.15): som...

  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 insid...