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Veteran Member
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Many individuals find God or Bhagavān within their being. It can be done by sitting in a comfortable position, closing the eyes, and going to the place of pilgrimage that is one’s heart. Being open to Bhagavān and repeating his name over and over, one may attain the encounter. One will see that Bhagavān is the Absolute, is loving, and is a boundless ocean of bliss.
Other individuals realize not God but the Self. Using their intellect, they come to understand that they are not the body, mind, intellect, or ego but pure consciousness. A bit further, they realize, they experience that the Self that they ultimately are is the Absolute, non-dual, and is a boundless ocean of bliss.
Both perspectives and experiences change outlooks on life, the world, and everything.
I love the "inclusiveness" Bhagavān offers