✍️ Nisargadatta Maharaj
Nisargadatta Gita
📚. Prasad Bharadwaj
🌻 72. One who has realized the knowledge 'I am', which means transcending it as well, for him there is no birth or death nor any karma. 🌻
This is something very important to understand - that is, the verbal understanding of the knowledge 'I am' is altogether different from its actual realization. There are many who will verbally or theoretically understand the 'I am', yet the rarest of the rare will realize it. Why so?
Because realizing it means transcending it as well, the 'realized one' is no longer an individual, that's why the Guru is not an individual. The 'realized one' knows that 'I am unborn', so there is no question of birth or death for him.
How can any Karma, Karmic residue or transmigration, as understood in Hindu doctrine, be applicable to the unborn? It's the end of it all!
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14 Nov 2020
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