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Atma is God's fingernail | Ananta on Advaita

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Ananta calls the Atma God's fingernail: the one edge of the Infinite we can hold on to, both perceivable and unperceivable, the light within by which the unfathomable is met.

Atma is God's fingernail that we can hold on to.
That is the light of the Atma within.

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atmaadvaitaself-inquiryperceptionatma gyannondualityinner light

Transcript

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Ananta

So, Atma is God's fingernail that we can hold on to, to meet that which we seem so far beyond what we can fathom at the moment. But Atma we can fathom. Uh, not fully. You see? Because if, uh... So, that's why they both perceivable and unperceivable.

Ananta

What is that within you which you may search for as the subtlest perception, but actually unperceivable? That is the light of the Atma within.

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