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Bhakti  Sastri Online
Modul 1, lesson 2
Student : Madhuri Radhika dd (Almviks Gard, Sweden )
11th of January  2014
VIDEO: Bhakti Shastri (002) - Sri Isopanisad Invocation
Isopanishad written originally as series of articles  by Srila Prabhupada in his “ Back to Godhead” 
magasine published by 1944.
There  is most mystical address of the Absolute  Truth  in Isopanishad. Style of Isopanishads isthat they 
are enigmatic, because it is meant for intellectuals and intellectuals don't like whne things are too 
simple , they like to speculate and stretch their minds. This is  catering  this need and at the  same  time 
leading   them  to Ultimate  Truth. 
Concept  of infinity – if you take  something out from infinity infinity  still  remains the same. Even if you 
take many infinities out of one infinity, still it remains the same.
INVOCATION  OVERVIEW
Supreme Personality of Godhead is the  Complete  Absolute Truth
Absolute Truth has many manifestations – Brahman , Paramatma , Bhagavan. In Isopanishad that is 
sruti, the Absolute Truth is not called by personal name, because upanisads are  giving  transitional 
knowledge , they take people from karma kanda towards bhakti. Srila Prabhupada follows this practice 
and he  almost   never  uses the word “ Krishna ” in the  whole  Isopanishad. He uses impersonalists'  words  
to bring them  beyond  impersonalism.
The Absolute Truth is always sat-cit-ananda, but He is not always  perceived as sat-cit-ananada. 
Jnanis realize His  eternity  or sat aspect – Brahman realization. They  understand  that beyond this world 
there is some kind of eternal existance and they conisder this a highest  reality
Yogis realize His sat-cit – eternity and knowledge aspect – Paramatma realization. They understand 
that Supersoul is  everywhere  & Supersoul is  conscious  of me, my activities and I want to be conscious 
of Supersoul. At that stage one doesn't consider the Supersoul as the  object  of devotion but as the object 
of meditation. There is no reciprocation of love  through service  and pastimes. 
Bhaktas perceive His sat-ci-ananda aspects and have complete realization of Absolute Truth. 
Level of realization
Aspect of Absolute Truth that is  Seeker
realized
BRAHMAN
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