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Bodhayanti Parasparam Vol 6
external circle. Reason or imagination fails to trace out an origin or end. (Dawn of Reality - 100)
Intuitive Perception is the only way to trace out our origin: Different laws govern life at different levels. A micron is a big number in the atomic worlds whereas a light year is the smallest measuring unit in the Astronomical worlds. Similarly, different life forms are governed by different laws. In human conception both the units of measurement are beyond the imagination of a rational mind. One of the traditional definitions of God is “Aneero Aneeyaan Mahato Maheeyan” i.e. God is one who is smallest than the small and also Largest than the Large. What a wonderful way of Defining the Domain of God with respect to a human being. By this very definition, they have conveyed without telling explicitly the insignificance of our existence in the whole creation and defining our status to be one of utter humility. Secondly to grasp this Reality, It also simultaneously calls for an intuitive perception – A pramana put forward by Sri Ramchandra ji, the propounder of PAM as “DO AND FEEL”. Do and Feel is a Yogic Pramana requiring meditation to be a basic means or Upaya. Dhyana has always been the highest form of worship requiring rational mind to begin with leading to intuitive-ness in the end. Intuition is a direct perception of Reality when one is One with the object of Meditation (IT) or in Yoga with IT. The development of intuitive perception takes place with dedicated practice or sadhana. The need to develop this diksa was told very beautifully by Rev Dr KCV in New Darshana as “The preparation to connect oneself with Reality in its vastest and minutest forms is itself Yoga. It is the yoking of oneself to the task of realising, visioning, Reality. It is to shut out all other aims and goals. In one word it is dedication (diksa).” (Complete works of Dr KCV Vol 1 – pg 283)
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