[Advaita-l] How can prANa be Brahman?

[Sujal Upadhyay]

Dear Sri Chandramouli ji,

Do you mean to say taht by praNava upAsanA, one attains brahmaloka and then
attains Jnana at the end of kalpa?

Kind Regards



On Wed, Sep 7, 2016 at 7:15 PM, H S Chandramouli <hschandramouli at gmail.com>
wrote:

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> Sri Sujal Ji,
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> Pranams.
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> In advaita sidhanta, there are two paths available for attaining “moksha”
> (liberation from embodiment). One is krama mukti . The sadhaka attains
> Brahmaloka at the end of  the current birth on satisfactory completion of
> the prescribed sadhanas from where he attains “moksha” through jnana at the
> end of the kalpa. But he has no other transmigration. This is the only path
> available for attaining “moksha” through any path other than through jnana.
> There are several sadhanas available including prana upasana,pranavopasana
> ( considering pranava as a pratika ) etc.
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> The second  path is through attaining jnana hereitself, in the current
> birth itself. For such a sadhaka there is no further  transmigration
> (after the fall of the current body) including to Brahmaloka.
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> Pranams and Regards
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