Mahavakya Viveka

Traya Avastha , the Three States are explained in the Mandukya Upanishad (1.3 - 1.5). According to the Mandukya Upanishad , a human being always exists in one of the three states which are called Ja…

My waking world ( Jagrat ) is different from yours. My dream world ( Swapna ) is different from yours. But my deep sleep state ( Sushupti ) and your deep sleep state are the same. Sushupti is one an…

The Sushupti Avasta , the Deep Sleep State is natural to every one of us and we experience it on a daily basis. In this natural phenomenon which we all experience every night, the Nature is silently…

We normally exist in one of the three states ( Traya Avasta ) which are waking ( Jagrat ), dream ( Swapna ) and deep sleep ( Sushupti ) and are mentioned in Mandukya Upanishad (1.3 - 1.5). Simple me…

Sushupti Avastha (Deep Sleep State) is the last state mentioned as part of Traya Avastha (Three States). Sushupti is the deep sleep state, a dreamless, undisturbed, peaceful sleep. In this state, …

Swapna Avastha (Dream State) is the second state mentioned as part of Traya Avastha (Three States). In Swapna , the dream state, only the mind is fully active and it is the mind which creates, sust…

Jagrat Avastha (Waking State) is the first state mentioned as part of Traya Avastha (Three States). In Jagrat Avastha , the waking state, our mind is fully active, filled with thoughts, feelings an…

Traya Avastha , the Three States are explained in the Mandukya Upanishad (1.3 - 1.5). According to the Mandukya Upanishad , a human being always exists in one of the three states which are called Ja…