How are soul and energy
one & all?
The Geeta says –
नैनं छिन्दन्ति शस्त्रार्णि नैनं दहति पावकः;
न च एनं क्लेदयन्त्यापो न शोषयति मारुतः । ।
It is a popular saying
about the soul; it clarifies about the un-divisible quality of the soul. It
enters into a physical body and goes away after a particular period, which we
call “cycle of birth and death”. Here birth
means activation of energy in an active physical body and death means
deactivation of the active body. Hence, to activate a physical body, some
amount of energy is essential. That essential amount of energy is otherwise
known as “soul”. It is unseen, but exists in the
universe. We call it “sukhma sharira”. Similarly, nature has created the
physical body. It is seen to open eyes, it is otherwise known as “sthula sharira”. When they combined together, process of life
starts to work. Hence, soul and energy are one & all. We cannot separate
them. It is created itself in the universe. It has neither any beginning nor
any ending. It goes on by thought. It is an on detachable characteristic of the
universe. None can trace its exact date of origin. Hence, it is parallel to the
space and time. It is just a conscious. It is unseen but exists.
It is omnipotent and
omnipresent. It is divine by origin, but when appears in the physical body in a
polluted surrounding, it works for devastation. Hence, it changes its shape
just like water according to surrounding and situation.
There is a saying -
“Iccha
ki koi roop nahi hai
wah pani jaise hota,
us ki
suroop kuroop adi
paribesh
se ata”..!!
It is otherwise known as
karmaphala in philosophy. Hence, soul & energy are one & all. It is a
single unit, but has different names. It is transferable from one physical body
to another, as per amount required; but cannot be divisible. Therefore, every
soul is a replica of the God, but the divinity has to be reorganized by rigorous
practice. One can discover it, if desired. It is bit difficult, but not
impossible.
It is “sanatana”, “ananta”, ‘’aseema” and “akhanda”. It is “anandamaya aroopa”. One can feel it but cannot touch it.
It comes through thought & smell. It is just a vibration. It comes through
love & goes away when love declines. It becomes pure when there is pure
love. It is impure if love becomes impure. Hence, we can say love begets love.
It is above “shastra & shashtra” (scripture &
wepons). It is matter in the universe.
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