Isha Upanishad – Verse Five – Part One

Acharya Aashish is an Enlightened Master, a mystic of this day and age, who speaks in this discourse on the foremost scripture of Hinduism - The Isha Upanishad

The Upanishads say to choose between the absolute, the whole and the relative is wrong, it says any kind of choosing is discrimination, choosing will make you partial; you will not be whole, then you cannot merge with the existence, then you will not be able to drink the existence, and without whole, without the merger, there can be happiness, but there cannot be bliss, without whole there is no holiness; without whole you will feel empty, misguided as if something is missing, you will keep on searching but when you are whole and absolute with the existence you are fine in both the mind and heart, then you will not feel misguided then you will bear the capacity to guide, this is the effect of Bhramhavidya meaning the knowledge of the divine 

The fifth verse of the Upanishad means -

It moves and moves not. Far away yet it is near.  It is Within all; it is yet outside.

This means that God is present in all and everyone, this is what is meant by that God is omni present, you simply need to find him, God cannot be searched by mantras, by prayers, by rituals, all these methods have failed, by this God cannot be found, when God is present everywhere then there is no need to search him, you can only feel about him, not by closing your eyes but by opening your eyes, by understanding and by seeing him in all and everything which is present in all your circumstances, in all your conditions, this is the meaning  to seek God. When this happens to you then you will see God even in trees, in the river, in the mountain and in your neighbour, then love will arise into you, then there cannot be displeasure, happiness will not be sought because you will like everything that you will have, this is nothing but coming into Godliness.

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