"In fact, Knowledge/Consciousness Itself is verily the Self-Divine."----Sri Sri Babathakur
Sri Sri Babathakur, a nirgunguni and also a tattvabetta incurnation of the Self-Divine is focusing upon humankind the Knowledge-Absolute out of sheer compassion and bliss to redeem mankind from its present days' sub-human nature to real Divine nature, which has fallen into deep oblivion.
To help man to accept Self-Divine through listining, contempleting and practicing sincerely the words of a Sadguru ( an All Perfect Divine Master ) Sri Sri Babathakur, a Sadguru off course, is pointing out that God would never appear before anybody with a legendary form and tell him to do this or that. On the contrary the Divine-Self i.e. God is omnipresent, in and out of the entire creation as Consciousness of all. Man can deny anything and everything, but alas! to do so he have to be conscious. Without Consciousness he would not be able to prove his very existance. No man can ever make a single sentence about himself without using ' I '. Sri Sri Babathakur points out that the Self-Divine symptomatizes as ' I ' in every jiva i.e. monad, putting simply, human. No man can ever go out of his very existance which symptmatizes as ' I ', which is dearest to him, anyway.
So, Consciousness/Knowledge Itself is verily the Self-Divine. Therefore, the very existance of man, Consciousness-Absolute is the Real-God, ever effulgent, ever present and ever blissful. Thus God dwells in the heart ( in Sanskrit Hridaya ) of every individual as witness-Consciousness of the individual's very existance but beyond the realm of the individual's mundane knowledge.
To help man to accept Self-Divine through listining, contempleting and practicing sincerely the words of a Sadguru ( an All Perfect Divine Master ) Sri Sri Babathakur, a Sadguru off course, is pointing out that God would never appear before anybody with a legendary form and tell him to do this or that. On the contrary the Divine-Self i.e. God is omnipresent, in and out of the entire creation as Consciousness of all. Man can deny anything and everything, but alas! to do so he have to be conscious. Without Consciousness he would not be able to prove his very existance. No man can ever make a single sentence about himself without using ' I '. Sri Sri Babathakur points out that the Self-Divine symptomatizes as ' I ' in every jiva i.e. monad, putting simply, human. No man can ever go out of his very existance which symptmatizes as ' I ', which is dearest to him, anyway.
So, Consciousness/Knowledge Itself is verily the Self-Divine. Therefore, the very existance of man, Consciousness-Absolute is the Real-God, ever effulgent, ever present and ever blissful. Thus God dwells in the heart ( in Sanskrit Hridaya ) of every individual as witness-Consciousness of the individual's very existance but beyond the realm of the individual's mundane knowledge.
