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Yes Vedanta

Locality: Melbourne, Victoria, Australia

Phone: +61 413 681 429

Address: 3 Anjaya Court 3130 Melbourne, VIC, Australia

Website: https://www.yesvedanta.com

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24.01.2022 In prior discussion, we elaborated there's no question of Lord being in a different place called heaven. This assumption contradicts omnipresence, which means there's no place where His presence is not. It means you cannot say Yes, but His splendor-beauty is greater in heaven then on earth. What's the logical flaw in this thinking?... To say that means His omnipresence is more present over there, then over here. That immediately subjects Him to time. Because if I have to wait to enjoy His splendor in the future, then it means Lord is not here NOW in the present, which contradicts His omnipresence. Add to that, if one has to wait to enjoy Him in the future, then how can God be omnipotent, which means absolute, highest power. If Lord is bound by time, considering I have to wait to enjoy His presence in the future, then His omnipotence is limited by time. In other words That which is omnipresent and omnipotent is never not available. What denies knowledge of His total presence, here and now, is one's own ignorance. For example, suppose you walk into a social gathering. Noticing people's gloominess, you start joking and teasing to cheer them. Some eventually informs you, This gathering is mourning of a deceased husband. His children are devastated of his inhumane murder. Suddenly the facts dawn upon you. Ignorance is removed. Mind's perception aligns to the presence of truth. It's not like you were immature. But owning to ignorance, it made your behavior unknowingly discordant with the environment. Therefore, since Lord is omnipresent, if means we cannot attribute any specific form onto Him. Because any form is dependent on space. Then question comes, who created space to accommodate God? Meaning Ishvara is formless, without attributes. Student hasn't quiet understood this, so he says, Our minds cannot comprehend a principle which has no qualities or attributes. I agree Ishvara is One, but with a difference. It is One with infinite divine attributes. Teacher answers: https://www.yesvedanta.com/36-lord-without-attributes/

13.01.2022 Q: My understanding is that God's will cannot be questioned! He is beyond our limited power of reason. Beyond our small minds. Whereas according to your contention, God and we are identical. If your interpretation is the truth, then why do we have conflicts in the world? Why the misery and violence? He must be affected by all our problems....

07.01.2022 Bhagavad Gita, CH12 Summary: https://youtu.be/tE1mZHndVJs CH13 webinar resumes on 6 April.