The Dialogue of Knowledge on the Path of Liberation: Soul and Supreme Being
Sant Dnyaneshwar’s doha, “निवृत्तीच्या पंथात ज्ञानाचा प्रवास, आत्मा आणि परमात्मा यांचे संवाद,” translates to “The journey of knowledge in the path of liberation is the dialogue between the soul and the Supreme Being.” This doha encapsulates the essence of spiritual liberation through knowledge, where the soul embarks on a journey toward the ultimate truth—its union with the Supreme Being. On this path, liberation is not a destination but a constant dialogue, a conversation where knowledge unfolds not through intellect, but through inner experience.
Liberation and the Path of Knowledge
The concept of liberation, or "Nirvana," is often viewed as freedom from the cycle of birth and death, an end to worldly desires and suffering. However, Sant Dnyaneshwar presents liberation as an ongoing journey of knowledge—an intimate exchange between the soul and the divine.
In the path of liberation, knowledge isn’t something accumulated like facts or wisdom from the outside. Instead, it is discovered internally, as the soul peels away layers of ignorance. This journey is marked by direct experiences—through meditation, contemplation, and surrender—where every step brings the soul closer to the ultimate truth. Here, knowledge is not passive. It is active, dynamic, and ever-evolving as the soul continuously dialogues with the Supreme Being.
The Soul and the Supreme Being: A Sacred Dialogue
In this journey, the soul and the Supreme Being are not separate entities but are in constant communication. The dialogue between the two is what defines the spiritual evolution of the seeker. It is not a monologue where the soul merely seeks guidance from the Supreme Being; rather, it is a mutual exchange of energy, trust, and realization. The Supreme Being, or the divine essence, patiently reveals its truth to the soul, guiding it through realizations, insights, and wisdom.
This dialogue is different for every seeker. For some, it comes through moments of deep reflection, when the soul feels the presence of the divine within. For others, it emerges through life's challenges, where each obstacle presents an opportunity to connect more deeply with the truth of existence. In every moment, this conversation unfolds—sometimes silently, sometimes through the language of intuition or meditation.
A Divergent Perspective on Liberation
What makes Sant Dnyaneshwar's doha unique is its portrayal of liberation not as a grand finale but as an ongoing journey. Most spiritual teachings focus on liberation as a final goal, but Dnyaneshwar speaks of it as a continuous unfolding of knowledge. This challenges the traditional perspective of liberation being a state to be attained after a lifetime of austerity and penance. Instead, it emphasizes liberation as something experienced in the present moment, during the journey itself.
This dialogue is the heart of the spiritual quest—where the soul is constantly learning, evolving, and merging with the Supreme Being. The more the soul listens, the more it understands, and the more it understands, the more it realizes the unity it shares with the divine.
The Path of Knowledge: Journeying Toward the Truth
This journey of knowledge through dialogue requires humility, openness, and a willingness to surrender. The soul, in its human experience, often feels disconnected from the divine, distracted by the illusions of the material world. Yet, this disconnection is an illusion in itself. The truth is that the soul and the Supreme Being are never apart; they are always in communication. The path of knowledge is about realizing this eternal dialogue, this perpetual connection.
Through spiritual practices like meditation, introspection, and devotion, the seeker learns to quiet the noise of the world and tune in to the voice of the Supreme Being. This voice is not loud or demanding—it is gentle, ever-present, and waiting to be heard. The more the seeker engages with this inner dialogue, the more clarity, peace, and understanding emerge.
Practical Toolkit for Daily Integration
Morning Meditation: Begin each day with 10 minutes of silent meditation, focusing on the dialogue between your soul and the divine. Ask yourself: What is the Supreme Being communicating to me today?
Journaling: Keep a daily journal where you write down any thoughts, intuitions, or realizations that emerge during your spiritual practice. This will help deepen your awareness of the ongoing dialogue between you and the divine.
Mindful Listening: Throughout the day, practice mindful listening—not just to others, but to your inner voice. Tune into your intuition and recognize the subtle ways the Supreme Being communicates with you.
Evening Reflection: Before bed, spend 5 minutes reflecting on the day’s experiences. Ask yourself: In what moments did I feel the divine’s presence? How did my soul engage with the Supreme Being today?
Mantra Practice: Choose a simple mantra that resonates with the idea of divine connection, such as “Om Tat Sat” (meaning "the Supreme Being is the ultimate truth"). Repeat it during the day to keep yourself anchored in the dialogue with the divine.
Service to Others: Engage in acts of service, viewing each person you encounter as a reflection of the Supreme Being. This practice will help reinforce your connection to the divine in your everyday life.
Self-Inquiry: Regularly ask yourself deep, introspective questions such as “Who am I in relation to the Supreme Being?” and “What does liberation mean for me?” These questions will help keep you aligned with the path of knowledge.
Nature Walks: Spend time in nature, observing its beauty and interconnectedness. Reflect on how the natural world mirrors the dialogue between the soul and the divine.
Seek Guidance from Scriptures: Regularly study spiritual texts that resonate with you. Approach these texts with an open heart, seeking insights that further your journey toward liberation.
Practice Surrender: Throughout the day, whenever you feel stressed or anxious, practice surrender. Remind yourself that the Supreme Being is guiding you, and trust in the divine process.
By incorporating these practices into your daily routine, you deepen your connection to the divine and embrace the ongoing dialogue between the soul and the Supreme Being. This journey of knowledge is one of perpetual discovery, where the soul continually grows in wisdom and understanding, ultimately realizing its oneness with the Supreme Being.
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The consciousness of an artist.....
As an artist i've never had a mediocre conversation with another artist, and we seem to always be learning something even if it wasn't intended. Most artist i know, and it ain't many, because most of us get easily lost in our concept of art and forget the outside world because we are so passionate about about our creation.
This is what i would imagine a God would be like, passionate about about their creation,.......... but I haven't seen much of that in the world that they supposedly created for us human beings to live in, mostly a world without a God looking after it's creation and letting its creation wander in the face of tragedy and getting killed by other human beings who say they represent Religion, and have taken the reins from any supernatural being and enslaved mankind for profits sake. Because that's what's happening, LOOK AROUND!
This logic can only mean one thing,........ Man created god to control man, because there is no empirical evidence of a supremebeing watching over it's creation. We are on our own in reality, and I know many don't want to hear that, but it's evidently true by observation.
Our humanitarian goal is to make other human beings lives worth living, and we aren't doing that very well, we are letting religion, politics, governing and other persuasions do that for us so we can make money.
I think Artists are the few people who can see this eventuality, and we are the ones many call dreamers because everything we are about is not really needed by society, only wanted, so society can show it's humanitarian in a non-humanitarian world.
Just a thought.
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HOLY TABS:CHAP:7:TAB:18:31-44
Ultimate Reality
31 My children, I have introduced you to the existence of the all, EL KULUWM,
32 What some call quantum physics,
33 Know ye that ELKULUWM, THE ALL alone is real. All Gods, be they called Buddah, Khrisna, Isis, ANU, Yehweh, Horus, Adonia, EIEloh, Amun-Ra, ANU, Khnum, Theos,Dios, aba-Tala, Rab, Mazda, ALUHUM, Osiris, Allahuma, SupremeBeing, Atun, Creator, Sebet, Most High, Chango, are all in The All.
34 The world of illusion is unreal, idle worship is unreal. Idol worship is not evil for no idol can be THE ALL.
35 The individual soul is eventually returned to THE ALL,
36 For all things exist within THE ALL.
37 From within THE ALL is where you came,
38 And within THE ALL is where you will return.
39 This ultimate reality is beyond the reach of the limited intellect,
40 And within the reach of the unlimited intellect and the knowable world,
41 You must begin to overstand a new physics,
42 It's called quantum physics.
43 Renunciation alone,
44 The abandonment of all worldly attachments.
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