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Self-realization, Mukti (liberation) ,Moksha (final culmination)

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This body, the gross one, is formed  from the five elements of nature . Mind,  intellect, the five vital airs , and  the five organs of knowledge , Joined  with the five organs of action  together  make the subtle body . This subtle body  is indeed the eternal dwelling place  of the eternal soul , the independent one. Self-realization is the awakening to one’s true nature as the eternal Self , beyond the body, mind, and ego, etc. Mukti ( liberation ) arises once that realization dissolves bondage created by ignorance, desire, pleasure, etc., and finally from " Jeev " (जीव) and " Yoni " (योनि). Explanation on terms: "Jeev" (जीव) refers to the individual living soul or being. "Yoni" (योनि) means womb, source, or origin, often symbolizing the place or form through which the soul takes birth in the cycle of existence . Moksha is the final culmination, where the liberated soul attains complete union with Brahman , beyond rebirth and limitation . In...
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English Poems and Stories Written in Dedication to God.

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The Eternal Truth O wise one, still thy restless mind, And hearken to this truth divine: By  Supreme Will , all worlds arise, This cosmic play , His grand design. As day gives way to silent night, And night to dawn’s returning light, So ages roll in ceaseless flow, Each bears the deeds the Lord bestows. In every life the lines are cast Of joy, of grief, of birth, of past; No mortal hand can twist or break The law divine none may forsake. What fate has writ shall surely be, By none reversed, by none set free; Then why lament, O noble heart , For what was marked before life’s start? Alone you came through nature’s gate , Alone shall leave when ends your fate; Friends and kin, companions dear, Walk with you only while you’re here. Therefore rise with steady soul, Perform thy work, fulfill thy role; Seek not reward , nor fruit, nor gain, In God’s own joy dissolve thy pain. Offer each act, each word, each breath Unto the Lord who rules over death ; Thus tranquil, pure, and duty-bound ,...
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