From: Anandasamarpana anandamargii
Date: Fri, 7 Oct 2011 06:18:22 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: <*LIBERATION FROM STATICITY*> by P. R. Sarkar [Book:PROUT in
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<*LIBERATION FROM STATICITY*> by P. R. Sarkar [Book:PROUT in a
Nutshell,Part 08:05]
Liberation from staticity by P. R. Sarkar
The day before yesterday the subject of discussion in the Renaissance
Club was "The Liberation of Intellect". Now, a questionmay arise in
some minds: when liberation is meant for all human beings, what does
the liberation of intellect mean? Intellect is primarily an impersonal
or an abstract idea. Can the question of liberation of something which
is impersonal, which is only an abstract concept, arise? In this
connection my consideredopinion is, yes, the liberation of intellect
is indeed necessary. In fact whatever is in this universe – crude
matter, subtle idea or consciousness – everything needs to be
liberated. In the absence of liberation, the natural expression of an
object or an individual does not take place. That is, if we want to
see the full expression or the total unfoldment of the qualities and
capacities that are latent in anything, the liberation ofthat object
or that individual is indispensable.
Human beings long for liberation from the bondage of staticity. Now
what is the nature of this liberation? It is not possible to attain
liberation from this crude physical body; liberation from the physical
body means death. But to attain liberation from the bondage of
staticity, one will have to make an effort. The effort to attain
liberation from economic bondage, political slavery and all sorts of
social dependence in the physical world, is the liberation from
staticity inthe crude world. In order to attain liberation from
worldly bondages of this sort, human beings will have to make
conscious efforts.
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