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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh Pal
Vedanta ( Upanishads and Bhagvad Geeta) makes you fall in love with yourself and takes you on a journey from World dependence ...to ...Ishwara dependence.....to..... Self dependence.
Because of self- consciousness - the core person judges " I am unhappy, inadequate, insignificant and unsuccessful.
Bhagvad geeta says - these are just notions because of just not knowing the true nature of the self due to ignorance and delusion.
Then Bhagvad Geeta shows you a magical " word - mirror" and in this mirror - you see your stunning, gorgeous, beautiful, happy, sweet self. You will have to recognise yourself with shraddha which is neither trust nor faith but is the status of means of knowledge - in the form of words. The words roar "Tat Tvam Asi" "You are THAT" "THAT" is Ishwara ( GOD) Me? difficult to assimilate "I am an emotive being! How? I am THAT?"
Actually, emotions are an endowment. Only emotions shouldn't overpower you. The emotive being- becomes a cognitive person.
Look at this, all waves are in the ocean. The ocean is H2O. Emotions, cognitions, and and knowledge are in ( Ocean=H20). The existence of waves ( Emotions etc.) are not independent. Their existence is borrowed. Similarly the BMS complex has borrowed existence from (consciousness).
KNOW SUCH DEEP-PLEASANT MYSTERIES OF YOURSELF IN THIS VEDANT TREAT.
Dr. Pratibha V. Dave
THE AUTHOR
Pratibha is an Ex-Civil Surgeon and Chief District Medical Officer (C.D.M.O.) who has had a lifelong passion for literature, nurtured by a rich home library. From a young age, she aspired to become a doctor, not for fame or profit but to serve the underprivileged. While working in a civil hospital, she noticed preventable deaths due to the absence of qualified anesthesiologists. This inspired her to specialize in anesthesiology, taking unpaid leave to pursue her MD. Afterward, she devoted herself tirelessly to patient care, working across multiple hospital units to prevent complications and alleviate pain.
Her righteous path led her to explore spirituality, drawing her toward the study of Vedanta. She studied under esteemed Acharyas, including Swami Dayanandji Maharaj, Swami Parmatmanandji Saraswati, and Swami Subodhanandji Saraswati.To focus on her studies, she took early retirement, participating in numerous Vedanta retreats and now regularly teaching Vedanta through social media.
Pratibha has contributed articles to IMA Magazine and Arsha Vidya Darshan and authored a medical-themed novel, "Saundarya nu ganu mukhe mare hajo." Her forthcoming book, "You are THE CONQUEROR." inspired by the Bhagavad Gita and Upanishads, provides practical guidance for achieving happiness and balance in today’s chaotic world. She believes it will help readers find inner peace and lead fulfilling lives.
