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Condition of the Self to Attain Self-Realization in Sikh Religion
Rohi, Rajinder
Rohi, Rajinder
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According to Sikhism the individual self is part of God, the Divine Self. Whatever we perceive in this world is the creation of God in which He himself resides as its real element or as it's inner-self. The whole universe is not only made of five basic elements yet they are also replete with the divine essence in them. Originally the five elements which become the source of the forms of the world have come from the self of the formless God Himself. And the inner soul of the creation is none else than God Himself. Thus the realization of the self is realization of itself as the real being of divine single Reality i.e. God.
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2008
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