In English
Four great
In this context, the have proclaimed four great (aphorisms). One is "." What is this ? It is (consciousness or awareness). This consciousness pervades everything in creation, man, demon or deity, birds and beasts. This all-pervading consciousness has been regarded as the (Absolute Divinity). refers to that which is pervasive. It transcends the body and the mind and is beyond the three states of waking, dreaming and deep sleep. Because this all-pervasive is identical with the - the universal "I" principle - the gave the second aphorism, "" (I am the ). This emphasised the oneness of the "I" and . Therefore, (Divinity), (Consciousness) and pervasiveness are not entities with different names and forms. They are identical. But has different organs and limbs. For instance, there is the human body. It has a single name - body. But within the body, you have hands, eyes, ears, etc. In the same manner, the principle is associated with the principle, has the attributes of pervasiveness and (wholeness), and Consciousness. All these are its limbs. Divinity is the integral form of all these constituents. Hence, the declaration means " is Consciousness." Where is this consciousness? It is everywhere. There is no place without consciousness. On this basis, the proclaimed that the Divine is omnipresent, omnipotent and omniscient.