The Awakening Of Vishnu : Jeevatma To Paramatma

<p>Who am I? Am I a human trying to know the Truth or am I the Truth experiencing a human order? Am I a definition trying to know what lies in the ocean of That which is undefined or am I That Undefined perceiving a body of definition? Am I limited and trying to fathom the seemingly limitless existence or am I the Unlimited observing limitedness by the very act of observation? What was before me? What will be after me? What are my first memories? How far can I remember? Can I recall the moment when I was born? Did all this which I call ‘life’ really unfold exactly like how I imagined during childhood youth middle-age or old age? Will I be able to observe the perishing of this body? Will the observation that ‘I’ carry also cease?</p><p>Is there a true path to liberation? What is liberation?</p><p><i>The Awakening of Vishnu</i> explores eternal concepts of Aryavart such as:</p><p>           Absolute and relative bliss</p><p>           The observer and the field of observation</p><p>           Atma as Jeev-atma and Param-atma</p><p>           Shakti as Maya</p><p>           The paradox of reality</p><p>           The grand paradox of liberation</p><p>It brings forth the complete translations of Adhyatm Upanishad and Akulveer Tantra.</p>