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Freeing the soul from the body so that is can reunite with Brahman.
1 Manually/ Voluntarily using our 'I' (Aham)
2. Automatically/ involuntarily using our soul / Atman
Our Atman is supposed to have become one with Brahman if we can execute all activities of our life automatically/ involuntarily under all conditions.
Execution of an activity of our life using 'I' indicates that what we are doing is not compatible with other activities of our life, in the long run. Every time we try to repeat the activity, it gets transformed automatically to become compatible, which is called as Reincarnation (of the activity). The force that indicates incompatibility is what is known as Karma.
GETTING RID OF KARMA
1. Since change is what activates Karma, we must always find out what is common to all activities and get rid of the differences.
2. Vedic Meditation, a set of isometric exercises, enables us to understand and minimize Karma manually.
3. Purusha (Rig Veda 1.10.90), which is our entire skeletal muscular system acting as a single unit, enables us to understand the nature of Karma and Brahman. Unfortunately, interpretation of Purusha based on its literal meaning makes us conclude that Purusha is a mythological character.
4. According to Jnanam (Rig Veda 1. 10. 71 - 11) one can have Brahmajnana through Yajna only. (Ya - which of the, Jna - isometric contraction). However, we believe that Yajna is a ritual.
Yajna is a Vedic meditation experiment in which we make the tone of our skeletal muscular system 50% and then isometrically contract and relax every pair of muscle in our mouth (Brahmanada) and observe contraction of which pair of muscles solves our problem.
4. Since Brahmajnana automatically eliminates Karma, a complete knowledge of it and a life based on it, would enable us to minimize Karma.
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The major religion of India is?
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Who is one of the leaders in Hinduism?
Brahman
Hinduism basic beliefs?
brahman
In which religion is Brahman a god?
Hinduism
Who is the absolute power of Hinduism?
brahman :)
Who is the Hinduism faith leader?
Brahman
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Who is the keyfigure for Hinduism?
Probably the god Brahman?
How did the teachings of Brahman influence Hinduism?
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