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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh Pal
Self-Realization is not a goal but a life process. Each and everyone of us is a realized self but we are not aware of that. We are already at the destination but the lack of awareness makes us believe that we have not yet started the journey.
The quest to Self-Realization begins with a simple question, "Who Am I?" and ends when you discover the Absolute Truth.
The process of Self-Enquiry leads us to the origin of the Universe. It enables us to recognize our natal bond with the Universe. We start recognizing the concepts of individual self, the Universal Self and the Absolute Providence that is the source of everything.
As we stride forward on our journey towards the Absolute Truth, slowly and gradually, our individual consciousness begins to expand till it merges with the Universal Consciousness.
A Self-Realized individual is just like others except that he/she is capable of being a 'Stithpragya' while playing the game of life, with an ability to take control of the destiny and leave an impeccable impression on everything before leaving this world as a better place than he/she arrived at.
tatsat
‘tatsat’, formally known as Dimple Sharma, as an author belongs to the pedigree of those truth seeking people who treat spirituality as a discipline exclusive dedicated to the study of Self, for whom the only goal of life is Self-Awareness and realization of the Absolute Truth. The author has been a Truth Seeker since his early childhood. His open display of a rebellious attitude for the orthodox and the habit of questioning the very existence of God was never approved by his parental family until he found a patient listener in his friend and wife, Mala, who urged him to write down and compile the words of wisdom in the shape of a book. The author is deeply influenced by the works of Swami Vivekananda, Advaita Philosophy and Sanatana Dharma. He believes that the aim of every religion should be to develop spirituality and realization of the Self, one’s true identity. ‘tatsat’ prefers to write that which he receives from the Self or the Absolute and does not engage in analysis or criticism of any religious text. He loves to exploit his intellectual capabilities to unravel the secrets of the Brahman. He believes that the ultimate test of Truth is ‘being Truth in all the situations’. Truth is always devoid of prejudice. He has been groomed by his spiritual mentor Dr. Shiv Prasad Raina, an eminent and learned scholar of Sanskrit, Vedas and Astrology. He has bestowed the pen name to the author which he, somehow, prefers to write in lowercase only as ‘tatsat’.
