O'm, Vasudeva, suttam-devim, Kamsachanurramadanam,

Devaki, Paramanandandam, Krishna, Vandha, Gura.

We are almost at the end of the fifth chapter.

And we saw in the verses, we're going to do verse number 24 today.

Before that, we saw Baha'i as per sheshwasaatatat verse number 21.

Vindati Atman yat suhgham.

So this tendency we have of flowing outwards of trying to attain satisfaction of fulfillment from

external objects, from the other so from taste and

smell and sight and touch sense pleasures and never works no amount of it

will will satisfy you it just increases restlessness So the person who is who withdraws from trying to get

pleasure from external, you know, from sense pleasures, that that person is fit for

enjoying the bliss of the Atman. What is meant by the bliss of the Atman is the very infinitude of the Atman, this unlimited being,

unlimited awareness.

This is the source of fulfillment.

And it is experienced not as an object.

So it is the source of all joy.

All of our joy is because of the Atman.

And the enlightened person also experiences joy, fulfillment in the mind.

So it's not that the one who has become enlightened will certainly stop having any kind of objective mental happiness, the kind we are

accustomed to. That question arises, you know, as people think that you are sort of sidestepping,

they should tell us directly. Is the enlightened person happy or not? Yes, very happy. And continuously so.

But again, we must remember that happiness is also reflected, is an arising in the mind,

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