Gnani says~: Find out- What is this world in which you exist? and with what this world is made of?. The yogi says:~ find out who you are?+

Gnani says:~ Find out- What is this world in which you exist? and with what this world is made of?. The yogi says:~ find out who you are?

The whole of life has to be resolutely weighed, and accurately, observed in the Atmic path.

The seeker must inquire: What is this world? What is ‘I’? Hence, Soulcentric reasoning is a necessary foundation. Hence too, the Yogi who looks only inside and ignores the world throws away part of the materials needed to find the ultimate truth or Brahman or God in truth.

Without knowing the nature of the world, it is impossible to know the truth. What is the use of trying to find the inner ‘Self’ before you understand the world? “this world which confronts you as being the Soul, which is present in the form of the consciousness."

If one does not make his induction from facts from the world before him, the physical world, he is only drawing on his imaginations. Then he says “The Soul is like this, or like that." but it will be only his mental construction.

First, the seeker must inquire into the nature of the mind (matter). Second, he must inquire into the nature of the three states.

Whatever in nature contains in everything is created out of consciousness. The seeker should not shut his eyes to Nature and not shut himself away from the world which is as much the consciousness, as anywhere else.

Those who are dullards tell you to be non-observant and to withdraw: keen powers of observation are desirable and will help and not hinder your pursuit of truth.

The seeker has to take the experiences as they come to him, he should not run away from the world in ascetic fear.

To say the universe is an illusion without first examining it and inquiring into the nature of the universe thoroughly is to delude you. 

This world is common to one and all; therefore the seeker must begin his inquiry with it and not flee. It is only after he has inquired into the nature of the objective world, that he should inquire into who is the knower. 

If, however, he inquires into the knower before the inquiry into the universe, then it is mere mysticism. What is this world?, in the Atmic path. : ~ Santthosh Kumaar