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There is No Ranking in Enlightenment
Samadhi
is
the
state
of
enlightenment.
It
is
an
irreversible
experience,
which
signifies
the
union
of
the
individual
Self
with
the
collective
consciousness.
Samadhi
in
Sanskrit
refers
to
the
state
that
is
our
natural
and
original
state,
the
state
of
divinity.
Make
no
difference
or
distinction
between
different
states
of
samadhi
as
superior
or
inferior.
There
is
no
substitute
to
the
ultimate
experience.
A small story:
Three thirsty strangers come to the tank in the middle of a village. They are about to enter the tank, when one person asks the others, 'Is this drinking water? I am thirsty.'Another one replies, 'I don't know about water. But I know this is pani (water in Hindi language).'The third man says, 'I know this is thanni (water in Tamil language).
' The fourth man, the local villager, is upset with all these names that he hears. He says, 'This is neeru (water in Kannada language). I know it because my grandfather built this tank.' Even before entering the tank, the four men start fighting with each other. Before anyone could stop them, they hurt each other. Had they been patient and entered the tank, they would have realized that they were all speaking about the same thing!
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