We are always different. We are never the same individuality.
What I was 5 minutes before, I am no longer the same now.
Namaste, everyone.
So, likewise, Lalaji Maharaj is trying to
say that AUM is to be understood as a pack of vibrations, a quantum of vibrations,
and when it manifests -
AUM - the beginning of it, the middle part of it, and the end part of
it - that creates. And the one who observes it
being manifested, one who understands this vibration, the flow of vibrations, they can
feel and perceive the knowledge arising out of it. This knowledge
is Veda, not these three Vedas we are talking about. Vedas - the body of knowledge.
And this body of knowledge keeps on building up. It is never static. That is why, in the
beginning of this chapter Lalaji says what was written,
what is being written, and what will be written in the future, it all depends on how this
AUM, the first stir, or the first big bang, which is
still continuing, unfolds in front of us. So knowledge is never-ending.
Thus, the Vedas are never-ending.
Here Vedas are to be taken as, I say it again, an embodiment of knowledge.
Let me give you one another example of manifestation of the same thing
in multiple forms,
Electricity. The same current, but when it passes through an electric bulb gives us illumination.
When it passes through a fan it gives breeze, it passes through an air conditioner and gives
us cool air, it passes through a heater and gives
us warm air.
In a refrigerator, it cools it down, in the kitchen, on an electric stove it gives a lot
of heat. It is the same thing manifesting in different forms.
Similarly, these original vibrations, they captivate us, depending upon how it passes
through each individual. At any given moment, we are
always different. We are never the same individuality. What I was 5 minutes before, I am no longer
the same now. With this ever-changing inner personality or inner weather of mine how can
this vibration manifest? We remain unpredictable. That is,
that is the main reason.
Coming back to this aspect of where Lalaji Maharaj encourages
us to transcend these three gunas and pancha bhutas, Lord Krishna, also talks in
Bhagavad Gita, chapter 2 verse 45: “The three gunas
of nature are the world of Vedas - Knowledge. Arise, O Arjun, beyond these three gunas.
Be in the Truth Eternal, beyond the earthly opposites,”
meaning beyond Pind Pradesh “and beyond gains and
possessions, and ultimately possessing thine own soul.” Identifying
yourself, your own soul is the key.