There is no svarpa sakti inherent in the tatastha sakti. One’s svarupa is a bhava deha. Bhava is a blessing. The sutras say that the mukta attains its own form. However, careful reading, study, and service to liberated souls reveals that this merely refers to the fact that the mukta attains its own nature of sat cit ananda. And the same chapter (4.4.1) goes on to explain that among those who so attain their nature, some do so in the context of desiring bodies for lila during their practicing life. And only those muktas attain appropriate bodies for lila seva, while others do not. Their will to attain such is realized by the grace of the svarupa sakti that bhava is constituted of. The sutras explain that such bodies and families, etc. are manifestations of bhava responding to the pure will of the mukta.
Posted on: Thu, 24 Apr 2014 00:17:42 +0000
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