Mr. K. R. V. Iyer sought more light on (sound).
M.: He who meditates on it feels it. There are ten kinds of nādas. After the final thundering the man gets . That is his natural and eternal state. Nāda, jyoti, or enquiry thus take one to the same point. (The former are indirect and the last is direct).
D.: The mind becomes peaceful for a short while and again emerges forth. What is to be done?
M.: The peace often gained must be remembered at other times. That peace is your natural and permanent state. By continuous practice it will become natural. That is called the “current”. That is your true nature.
, photisms, etc., imply the existence of (the triads of cogniser, cognition and the cognised). The current resulting from investigation for the Self is śuddha triputi or pure triad,—that is to say, undifferentiated triad.