Spiritual Quotes On eternal elements

The Gnani Purush alone can see the uniqueness of the eternal elements (tattva). It is not possible to explain them to anyone else through the intellect. The uniqueness of the element of the Self (Atmatattva) is that everything arises merely through Its presence! If the vision of the Self falls this way, then this ends up happening, and if the vision of the Self falls that way, then that ends up happening! The vision of the Self falls in every direction, as a result of that, everything indeed tends to materialize! The Self has infinite energy; it is indeed due to Its presence that all of this arises and all of this is functioning.

The world is very vast, expansive; it is worth understanding. Nothing else has actually happened in the world! All this adjustment is of the very same six eternal elements!

The universe is filled with nothing but the six eternal elements! These six partners make up a limited company. (1) That which provides the place for the business is avkash (space). (2) The provider of the goods for the business is the pudgal (inanimate matter). (3) That which transports the goods back and forth is the gati sahayak tattva (element of motion) (4) That which does the work of arranging and storing the goods is the sthiti sahayak tattva (element of inertia). (5) That which is responsible for the settlement of the above four is kaal tattva (element of time). (6) The One who keeps watch is the pure Soul, the Knower-Seer.

The Self (Chaitanya; the One with property to Know and See) is indestructible, and the eternal elements that do not have the property to Know and See (achetan) are also indestructible. However, the Self has to be Known as an eternal element, and the indestructibility as an eternal element has to be understood!

The eternal elements which are indestructible, they are perceivable through the divya chakshu (divine Vision through which the Real and the relative are Seen as separate), and all other destructible things are directly perceivable through the senses.