Just as things and events seen in a dream vanish altogether and
become meaningless when one wakes up, so does the universe with
all its contents disappear when one finds the Real Self. One then
becomes perfectly awakened to what really exists, the Absolute.
Compared with That, the universe is no more than a dream. So long
as one sees in a dream, the dream objects are intensely real. So also
is the universe with all its contents to one under the spell of avidya
(ignorance). On awakening to Absolute Reality, however, all these
have no value, no meaning, no existence. (Nirvedananda, 1979:172;
italics mine)
Just as things and events seen in a dream vanish altogether and
become meaningless when one wakes up, so does the universe with
all its contents disappear when one finds the Real Self. One then
becomes perfectly awakened to what really exists, the Absolute.
Compared with That, the universe is no more than a dream. So long
as one sees in a dream, the dream objects are intensely real. So also
is the universe with all its contents to one under the spell of avidya
(ignorance). On awakening to Absolute Reality, however, all these
have no value, no meaning, no existence. (Nirvedananda, 1979:172;
italics mine)
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