Isha Upanishad - Verse 7 Discours 2 - Part Two (MP3) MP3 Limited Edition(English - Acharya Aashish)

The seventh verse of the Isha Upanishad is Yasmin sarvāni bhūtānany ātmaivabhud vijānataḥ |tatra ko mohaḥ kaḥ śoka ekatvam anupaśyataḥ ||This means He in whom is the Self-Being that has become all existences that are Becoming’s, for he has the perfect knowledge, how shall he be deluded, how shall he have grief who sees everywhere oneness.The sixth verse of the Isha Upanishad spoke about being one with the oneness , of seeing the self with the existence meaning bhramand .The seventh verse means that The Atman meaning the self is infinite , the true nature of every man and woman. The man who realizes himself as the Atman the infinite , understands that he is one with all beings, that nothing separates him the self with the all , that he is one with the existence, one with the absolute, that nothing is separate from him and if this is true then there cannot be any reason of hating anyone because then he is in universal love, then true fragrance of love is felt , this is the meaning of being in love , you cannot fall in love , you are become it and to become it meditation is required. Swami Vivekananda gave an meaningful lecture in NewYork and in the book ‘The Real and the Apparent Man’, Complete Works, Vol. II, pp. 286-87 it states that .“ People are afraid that when they attain to it, when they realize that there is but One, the fountains of love will be dried up, People never stop to think that those who bestowed the least thought on their own individualities have been the greatest workers in the world. Then alone man loves when he finds that the object of his love is not any low, little, mortal thing. Then alone man loves when he finds that the object of his love is not a clod of earth, but is the veritable God himself. The wife will love the husband more when she thinks that husband is God Himself. The husband will love the wife the more when he knows that the wife is God Himself.