Isha Upanishad – Verse Seven – Discourse One – Part Two

Acharya Aashish is an Enlightened Master, a spiritual leader whose purpose is to teach meditation and spread the message of religiousness not by practicing religion but by discovering the self. In this discourse he talks about the seventh verse of the Isha Upanishad, he talks about love and hate.

The Atman meaning the self is infinite, the true nature of every man and woman. The man who realizes himself as the Atman the infinite, understands that he is one with all beings, that nothing separates him the self with the all, that he is one with the existence, one with the absolute, that nothing is separate from him and if this is true then there cannot be any reason of hating anyone because then he is in universal love, then true fragrance of love is felt, this is the meaning of being in love, you cannot fall in love, you have to become it.

Love is then becoming the binding force, in fact when there is binding then love happens, when there is a sense of belonging to something, when there is bonding, only then love with that something happens and when you understand that you are part of the one, universal love is bound to happen, in it there is no chance of hatred, simply because there is no separation.

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