ASSIMILATING KNOWLEDGE

Knowledge is an awareness or understanding of someone or something, such as facts or skills. Knowledge is distributed on practical and philosophical grounds. Let's perceive each ground.

Philosophy about knowledge says that knowledge is what is known as opposed to what is not known to a human being. It is the product of thought, which usually employs or works with concepts, like truth and belief. The definition of knowledge should comply with the prerequisites of a definition and should reflect the nature of knowledge. Therefore, the best way to interpret information is to make comparisons and use it as a model for interpreting information.

Advaita Vedanta is about knowing that you alone are enough. But the kind of knowledge that Advaita is talking about is living a life where we can tell ourselves that we really are and that that's what we really mean and that's not what we're going into based on what we've learned a little bit of background. We must have faith like Ramana Maharshi, Swami Vivekananda, Shankaracharya and many other monks. Here Ramana Maharshi explains the real truth in very basic and simple terms.

From a philosophical perspective, knowledge alone is sufficient. Because only wisdom can bring salvation. But for practical purposes the knowledge of the Upanishads is well explained. But the real question is; How can this be true and what is the problem with doing this?

Classical Vedanta defines the problem at three levels:-

• Ignorance
• Interference of the mind
• Impurity of the mind

All these are interconnected, so again carelessly, the solution Gyan Yoga What we listen to, read to direct us to knowledge and where we meditate. The result after doing this in practice is that the mind absorbs the power of affirmation. Assimilation here means living in actual reality and not just keeping it in mind as a Vedic concept. The solution here is imagination. But thinking is still not easy. The solution to this problem is deeper because our mind has accumulated so much garbage that it has lost itself. The consumption of these wastes is not known to our eyes, ears or mouth. The solution to this problem is based on karma yoga, basically we clean our life to clear our mind. Because a clear mind will focus quickly. All these actions need to be verified.

Swami Vivekananda said, "Every soul has a divine origin. The goal is to have this belief in God within you. Through meditation or mind control or love or work to do so."

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