God, Divine Beings descend to welcome spring
World sages welcome initiation with singing
Spiritual Hierarchy is truly ourselves
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brahman (4)
Absolute Truth is one, but personal realization of the Absolute Truth has three stages: Brahman (sat), Paramatma (cit) and Bhagavan (ananda).
The first stage of self-realization is called Brahman ('aham brahmasmi') when you realize that you a pure et
think it is a blinding white light. They think that it is everywhere,
and everything, without any particular form or personality. They think
that since form and personality exist in the material
12.1 Atman, Brahman, and evolution of consciousness
This philosophy of scientific materialism is certainly accepted by manypeople today. If it is true, the ufonauts must be cosmicsuper-scientists, and we might expect them to do and say things thatare
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