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Nature is not so dumb and bereft of creativity that it would make carbon copies. While the Laws are same and applicable to all, each one is unique.

A 'good Householder' learns quite a lot in a practical manner albeit unconsciously and all that he has to do is to make conscious the lessons he has learnt unconsciously.

Man seeks the beyond while his own house is not in order and then such a search merely becomes an escape.

We encounter duality everywhere as in opposing views. However, there could be a Third view which reconciles the two opposing views. Let’s take the case of God, Brahma, Vishnu and Mahesh.

That which is never changing in the midst of change and transformation and from which sense of Self or I derives its permanency and which is its implied meaning is the Truth.

In the movement of the 'Past', meeting the 'Present' comes up the 'Ego' which is both the experience of bondage and the cause of perpetuation of 'Past' by modifying it.

Cause of the problem is not religion but our inability to differentiate between idea and fact.

Sometime back I had written about the two kinds of movement. I want to go a little more into the subject and so to start with I am reproducing the post below.

It may be useful to ask whether unconscious is 'Real Consciousness' and as adults why do we have to fight it?

Advaita emphasises on a non-dual truth as set forth in the body of Upanishads also called Vedanta.