Publisher's Synopsis
Each individual, bound by the memories etched across various layers of body and mind, expresses life through subtle expressions. As a result, despite being Brahman-limitless and the purest consciousness-the self becomes confined within the body-conscious notion of "I". It is then driven by the five senses and begins to express flawed emotions in pursuit of the mind's desires.
However, the human body-being the most advanced and refined form of body, mind, and emotions-is regarded as a golden opportunity and the only gateway to enter the infinite realm of the Divine. Yet, it is often nothing more than a life imprisoned by name and form.
Therefore, before being engulfed by death, it is our duty as human beings to become aware of the highest potential of our mental strength. In doing so, we may experience our true nature-unconditional bliss-break through the limitations of duality, and even transcend death itself.
As a result, we can elevate ourselves into the spontaneous and ever-unchanging state of the Supreme Self-Sat-Chit-Ananda (existence, consciousness, bliss).
The book "Shashwata Pratidhwanir Thikana" (The Address of the Eternal Echo) is a humble attempt, by the grace of the Supreme Compassionate One, to serve as a companion on the spiritual journey. It aims to deepen the seeker's thirst for eternal knowledge and ultimately guide them toward the realization: "I am That I (Brahman)," thus bridging the distance between man and God.
