RELIGION AND REALIZATION
MARCH --1882
Place : - Temple of Dakshineswar
(Henceforth Shri Ramkrishna will be spoken of as
Thakur” when required as it is so done in the Gospel )
(369) “He who attains the
Absolute cannot come back
to give out the
revelation”.
The man in whose body the Primal
Power is transformed into God, the Absolute, gets Sthitha Samadhi and collapse.
(370) “A man becomes speechless, keeps on
making the sound of
‘ha, ha, ha, ha’; and
takes a jump into the pit”.
Speechless---means the state of
Samadhi---transforming into God.
Ha, ha, ha, ha---means being
transformed into sound Nada and going above it by penetration . It is very
easily tested. If a man has got this state then let you speak about the
penetration of sound (Nada-Ved) before him, then at once his head will keep on
swinging backward and forward on his neck. It is manifestation of the Supreme
Cult over the body. No sooner it will be heard it will express itself in its
special aspect on the body.
Take a jump into the pit---means
changed into God, the Absolute. The human body collapses.
(371) “Jarabharat (a sage) and Dattatreya (a
sage) got transformed into
Brahma but could not come
down to give information about him”.
Though Jarabharta and Dattatreya
got their mind eradicated of the egoism and transformed into the Supreme
Knowledge, yet ego-consciousness in toto was not extinct. So there was no
Descent (avataran) in them and they could not relate about the sportive forms of
God (Bhagawat) in the body like Sukdeva.
(372)
“Not only mind will be effaced but ego-consciousness
will be extinct also”.
To attain the
Supreme Knowledge both mind and ego-consciousness will annihilate and then it
will take place in full measure. It means Sthitha Samadhi and nothing can be
spoken of it, Only Avatars can come out in Descent.
(373) “Sukdeva saw and touched the ocean of Brahma ”
Sukdeva had only
a teste of the Supreme Knowledge.
(374) “He did not get down and dive
into it”.
He did not get Shitha Samadhi.
(375) “Sukdeva had to speak out the sportive forms
of
God as seen and realized by him to
Parikshit”.
Parikshit (a
mythological king of the holy epic Mahabharata)---means a tried one. He is
Parikshit who has got God-the-preceptor in him, i.e, when there is emanation of
God in the body. It establishes for certain that he is the fit man to learn and
realize (though partially) the sportive forms of God; but, of course, it is merely and simply God’s grace.
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