In Vedanta, what the Vedantist does, is to examine the world around him and find out that it is impermanent. He says, ” This world is impermanent because today it’s here and tomorrow it is gone. All the joys that I have are bound to disappear when I die. Nothing is permanent because anything that is born is bound to die. So, this is not the Truth, because the Truth has to be something that remains always, has no tinge of sorrow in It.” This process is what is called, ” Neti, Neti.” ” This is not the Truth; this is not the Truth; this is not the Truth.” Thus he negates.
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In Vedanta, what the Vedantist does, is to examine the world around him and find out that it is impermanent. He says, ” This world is impermanent because today it’s here and tomorrow it is gone. All the joys that I have are bound to disappear when I die. Nothing is permanent because anything that is born is bound to die. So, this is not the Truth, because the Truth has to be something that remains always, has no tinge of sorrow in It.” This process is what is called, ” Neti, Neti.” ” This is not the Truth; this is not the Truth; this is not the Truth.” Thus he negates.
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Vishal Ranjan
• November 14, 2017 at 07:47 AMGood Morning Sir
I was wondering how for the first time this idea of Sat-Chit-Anand came to the human mind. Why at the early part of the human race, humans were not content with impermanance of life, nature and its attribute.
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Vishal