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Weekend philosophical musings!!

 One of the thoughts that crossed my mind on our Dvaita, advaita and visishtadvaita ,I wanted to share- all based on veda vakyas as pramanam- all true depending on our mental perceptions/conditions of mind- it is Visishtadvait in Jagrat- wakefulness when u feel the reality of Universe with full knowledge that Parmatma/Bhagwan runs it; Dvaita is Svapna- dream state when u think that ur dreams r true and they are separate; sushupti / deep sleep is Advaita when u don't feel ur existence separately!!some may look at it as over simplification but the emphasis here is that all three states r true based on Veda pramanam/Sruti vakyas.-Adiyen


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Some of you who are familiar with Judaism Angels will know that three Angels are Primary- Cherubim,Seraphim and Ophanim.



Cherubim according to ancient Jewish scriptures ,is eagle faced- sometimes Ox or Lion or Human faced- but mainly Eagle faced always at the Feet of God in His Throne


Seraphim according to Jewish or Biblical description is flying Serpent. "the word Sera" says it is fire breathing Serpent,the angel of God serving Him in His Throne.



Ophanim, according to Biblical scriptures, is the Wheel of God with thousands of eyes and wheels within wheels decorating the Chariot of God.

All the above Three Angels can be equated to Sanathan Dharma's Symbols/Servants of Narayana- Cherubim is Eagle faced -"Garuda".
Seraphim- the Serpent is "AdiSesha"
Ophanim- the Wheel is "Sudarsana Chakra"!!!
You may please check for yourself!-Adiyen





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