‘Non-doer’ as the Self, ‘doer’ as the self (Gujarati Dadavani december-2011)

By Bhagwan, Dada

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Title:	‘Non-doer’ as the Self, ‘doer’ as the self (Gujarati Dadavani december-2011)
Author:	Bhagwan, Dada
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Language:	Gujarati
Subject:	Non Fiction, Religion
Collections:	Authors Community, Religion
Historic Publication Date:	2011
Publisher:	Mahavideh Foundation

Member Page:	Dada Bhagwan
Citation APA MLA Chicago Bhagwan, B. D. (2011). ‘Non-doer’ as the Self, ‘doer’ as the self (Gujarati Dadavani december-2011). Retrieved from http://gutenberg.cc/

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What is the cause of karma bondage? Sense of doership (karta bhaav). ‘I am doing’, this wrong belief is called karta bhaav. When this karta bhaav leaves then karma stops binding and moksha happens. In the relative world, Atma (the Self) is the doer, that is the belief and that is a mistake. In fact, Atma is not the doer of karma. The Lord said that there are two kinds of Atma. One is original (muda) Atma and the other one is vyavahar atma (the worldly interacting self; the non-Self complex) which has arisen due to original Atma (muda Atma). Vyavahar atma is said to be pratishthit atma (The self that has wrong beliefs; energized non-Self complex of thoughts, speech and acts; discharge ego). Now in the relative world this vyavahar atma is believed to be nischaya Atma (the Self). In reality, muda Atma is shuddha chetan (pure Self) and what the world believes to be chetan is nischetan chetan (Self-less self; energized self). In vyavahar this chetan is sakriya (active; working), but muda chetan (original Self) is akriya (inactive), akarta (non-doer). After attaining the Gnan of the Self, that pratishthit atma itself becomes the known (gneya), and that is where awareness (jagruti) itself becomes the knower. So, before, ‘I’ was as the pratishthit atma, now ‘I’ is as awareness. When the awakened awareness becomes complete awareness, then it becomes one with the muda Atma (original Self).