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Thou Art That
The dualist would not agree, even though many quotations were given by the monist from the Vedas etc. to prove the point.
The dualist accosted a dhobi (washerman) who was passing along the road and asked him: "Hello, tell us who you are. Are you God?" The dhobi got frightened at the suggestion and said: "No, I am only I''. Then, the dualist said: "Did you hear?
Even the man in the street knows that he is not God and that he is only a jivi". The advaitin replied: "No. He said that I am I. Everyone from the Emperor down to the man in the street says, I am I. Now, that I is the reflection of God in the individualised body".
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Article Published On: Wednesday, July 30, 2008, 12:36 [IST]
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