States of experiences are:~ The waking state (Jagrat avastha) • The dream state (Svapna avastha) • The deep sleep state (Sushupti avastha)+

The nature of the Soul, the Self. The Soul, the Self is God in truth. That is Atman is Brahman. Brahman is God in truth.

The nature of the Soul, the Self is:~

Sakshi (Witness)

Chetan (conscious)

Nirguna (Without form and properties).

Nitya (eternal)

Shuddha (pure)

Buddha (omniscient)

Mukta (unattached).

Atman, the self is verily Brahman, being equanimous, quiescent, and by nature absolute Existence, Knowledge, and Bliss. Atman is not the body which is non-existence itself. This is called true Knowledge by the wise.

The Soul or Atman or the Self

The Atman is. Brahman is therefore self-luminous, unlimited, and free. Its limitedness and all its consequent effects are due to ignorance, which again appears through nescience and as such are unreal.

Thus, elimination of the ignorance amounts to the elimination of the apparently illusory duality.

In Self-awareness, there is oneness in the midst of duality.

In Self-awareness, the entire pluralistic world rolls away and the awareness of the non-dualistic or Advaitic reality alone remains, which is the ultimate reality. The Atman is Brahman.

The Soul (Atman) is indivisible and immanent. Hence, self-knowledge or brahma Gnana or Atma Gnana is necessary to realize the ultimate truth or Brahman.

Realizing the ultimate truth of Brahman which is the highest worship is the goal of the seeker of truth. 

States of experiences are:~

• The waking state (Jagrat avastha)

• The dream state (Svapna avastha)

• The deep sleep state (Sushupti avastha)

The world of duality is available for our experience only in the waking and dream state. But in a deep sleep state, one is not aware of any objects or any world of plurality. It is a state wherein we experience only the knowledge of ignorance; we neither know the truth nor falsehood.

In Self-awareness, there is oneness in the midst of duality.

In Self-awareness, the entire pluralistic world rolls away and the awareness of the non-dualistic or Advaitic reality alone remains, which is the ultimate reality.

The Atman is Brahman. Thus, the Soul (Atman) is indivisible and immanent. Hence, self-knowledge or brahma Gnana or Atma Gnana is necessary to realize the ultimate truth or Brahman.

Realizing the ultimate truth of Brahman which is the highest worship is the goal of the seeker of truth. : ~ Santthosh Kumaar