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Where is God to be found? | Ananta

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Ananta resolves a paradox: God is everywhere yet unfindable in the material world, so the sages point within, where simple remembrance of his name opens the meeting.

He's already everywhere, and yet he is not to be found in the material world.
He is available to meet us through the simplicity of our remembrance.

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Transcript

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Ananta

How is it possible that he's with us? You see? Now, the fact is that he's already everywhere. So, we're not countering that. The fact is that he's already everywhere, and yet he is not to be found in this material world. He's already everywhere in the material world, and yet he is not to be found in the material world. That's why the sages have constantly reminded us that he lives in our heart.

Ananta

How to meet him in our heart? By remembering his name, by finding out the reality of who we are, by remaining empty of the ego, of pride, by remaining in the no mind, remaining in the unborn.

Ananta

And this is the point I've been trying to make, that what we meet as a result of remaining empty is not something which is like a phenomenal force. It is completely extraordinary. Non-replicable in any scientific way, in any chemical way. His presence is non-replicable in any technology, in any science, in any worldly magic, in any worldly solution.

Ananta

And he has made it so simple to access him. Although, whether you say he's the Nirguna, beyond all phenomena, or you say, you imagine that he is in some Vaikunth, some heaven, some Goloka, he has his abode, or you say that he lives, he sits on a throne which is made up of a million stars, whatever our notion of him may be, he is available to meet us through the simplicity of our remembrance.

The Thread Continues

These satsangs touch the same silence.