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PHRASES IN THE GITA - 92


PHRASES IN THE GITA - 92


अव्यक्ताद्व्यक्त यः सर्वाः प्रभवन्त्यहरागमे  ... रात्र्यागमे प्रलीयन्ते ।  (अध्याय ८ - श्लोक १८)
அவ்யக்தாத் வ்யக்த யஹ ஸர்வாஹ ப்ரபவந்தி அஹராகமே  ...  ராத்ர்யாகமே ப்ரலீயந்தி    (அத்யாயம் 8 - ஶ்லோகம் 18)
Avyaktaad Vuakta Yah Sarvaah Prabhavanti Aharaagame ...  Raathryaagame Praleeyante ...  (Chapter 8 - Shloka 18)

Meaning :  At the dawn in Brahma Loka , in the morning of Brahma , all the lives , which were in unmanifested state , spring out , get manifested .  All the lives return back to the unmanifested state , a sort of Unconscious state , at the dusk of Brahma's day .

Let us try to understand the intent of this statement in three steps .

One : -  Our daily Night and Day ...  We get up from , we are awakened from sleep at the onset of Dawn .  Sleep is a sort of Unconscious state .  We remained lost in sleep .  We remained all alone , into our own , unconscious of our physical body , unconscious of the world around .  Sleep is akin to death .  The word used in Malayalam for waking up is "Unarunnu" , i . e . regaining consciousness .  Rising up from a state of unconsciousness , unconscious about the body , unconscious of the world around , unconscious of the ego blasted 'Me' , is waking up .  We return to the same state of sleep or unconsciousness by the fall of night .

Two : -  Death and rebirth ...  We reach the unmanifested state on death .  We get manifested again through rebirth .  Death is like our daily sleep .  Absence of consciousness of the body (There is no physical body) , absence of consciousness of the world and its beings (the world can not be perceived without physical senses in a body) .

Three : - Srushti and Laya ... Creation and dissolution ...  All of us , all the lives , the whole creation springs from the state of Laya into life , into a state of consciousness at the dawn Brahma's Day .  All the lives return back to the state of Laya at the onset of Dusk of a Brahma's day .

In all the three instances , the same lives reappear again again from the state of unconsciousness , sleep or death .  The same lives reach back to the state of unconsciousness in all the three instances described above .

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