- The essence of the whole Vedas is that the sadhaka must attain self-realisation.
- The essence of the whole philosophy of sacred percepts is that the Human being must attain the state where "he is god himself" and be in that state forever.
- The message of all yogis, all preceptors of spiritual wisdom, all devotees and all incarnations of god is that "the sadhaka must attain eternal joy".
- The goal of all religions and practices is to attain Enlightment.
- Our aim is not just to obtain experiences (in meditation), but to achieve "THE ONE" which is beyond experience. By achieving this you realise that there is nothing like I, ME, MINE and that all relationships(family/friends) are untrue. By achieving this you realise that all existing dharma’s (virtues) are unreal.
- To seek this Lord Buddha has renounced worldly pleasure.
- Lord Krishna preached Bhagawatgeeta to Arjuna and Lord Shankara preached Shivageeta to Sri Rama to attain this(The ONE which is beyond experience).
- This ONE which is beyond experience is known as Bramhanubhuti(self-realisation).
This is also called
- Eshwara by Vedas
- Atman by Sacred Percepts
- Guru by Gurugeeta
- Yahova by Jesus
- Fakir by Shirdi Sai Baba
- Emptiness by Lord Buddha
- Allah by Prophet Mohammed
- Shiva Paramatma by Brahmakumaris
In this way over time many names have been given to The ONE that is beyond experience(In fact IT is nameless, formless, and is beyond all qualities).
