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Anandamurti starts this discourse by quoting Rgveda Puruśasúktam—<ref name=AV /> | Anandamurti starts this discourse by quoting Rgveda Puruśasúktam—<ref name=AV /> | ||
<center><poem>Sahasrashiirśá Puruśah sahasrákśah sahasrapát; | <center><poem>Sahasrashiirśá Puruśah sahasrákśah sahasrapát; | ||
Sa bhúmiḿ vishvato vrtvá’tyatiśt́haddasháuṋgulam.</poem></center> | Sa bhúmiḿ vishvato vrtvá’tyatiśt́haddasháuṋgulam. | ||
[Consciousness has a thousand heads and a thousand feet; | |||
He is everywhere on this earth, and He is ten finger-widths above the third eye.]</poem></center> | |||
The attributes of [[Parama Purusa]] or the Supreme Consciousness have been explained. The Cosmic Mind is created in the process of creation. The Cosmic Mind is infinite and has its waves. The universe is the thought projection of the Cosmic Mind. Whatever a unit mind thinks is immediately known to the Supreme Cosmic Mind.<ref name=AV /> | The attributes of [[Parama Purusa]] or the Supreme Consciousness have been explained. The Cosmic Mind is created in the process of creation. The Cosmic Mind is infinite and has its waves. The universe is the thought projection of the Cosmic Mind. Whatever a unit mind thinks is immediately known to the Supreme Cosmic Mind.<ref name=AV /> | ||