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Re: aham brahmasmi



In article <3fn65t$f5m@ucunix.san.uc.edu>, bhatrg@aol.com (BhatRG) writes:
|> Manish:
|> Very, very valid point. I'll file your note, and read it in more detail.
|> My own feeling is that our Spirit is a shred or part of the Supreme
|> Brahman Spirit, in the same way as the power going into your lamp is the
|> same in a sense, but you can't say that the electricity in your lamp is
|> all the electricity in the world...I'm sure that the author of the term
|> Aham Brahmasmi meant something of the kind, but that I guess is open to
|> question.....
|> Raja

Thanks, I am glad that you liked it. The only reason for my post is to 
generate some discussion on this interpretation and what the author presumably
meant by aham brahmasmi, as you say.

Also, during the course of my discussions with Vidya ("Supperstions"), he
especifically asked for the interpretation of these aphorisms based upon our
philosophy, so it was long overdue.

I have also added some more clauses to the original post but I am waiting for
some responses. Unfortunately, such posts tend to be long and a bit too 
technical and people often ignore them.

Manish


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