Brahman

My Guru, Pilot Babaji, says: "I am Brahman. You are Brahman. As Brahman, we are One."

If, in search of our Prime Source, we gradually detach from ourselves everything that we are not, eventually nothing will remain to be set aside. What remains — that which can no longer be separated — is Brahman. This is also called the Great Emptyness. Yet, it is not a void of absence, but the Fullness of Fullness from which Everything emerged. This is the Prime Source, and who we truly are.

We are none other than Brahman, who exists beyond all attributes and logical explanations. In Samadhi, we become Brahman. Sacred scriptures speak of Brahman, but He can be reached only when everything is discarded — even the scriptures themselves. Shri Krishna spoke these words: "To the person who has realized Brahman, the Vedas are as useful as a small pond is in a place completely flooded with water." (Bhagavad Gita, 2:46).

Thus, Brahman is not something distant or separate from us. Only the Mind divides and distances; but if one goes beyond the mind into No-Mind, everything becomes here and now, everything becomes Brahman.

Author: Yogi Isha