Known ( Gyat ), Unknown ( Agyat ), and Unknowable ( Aghyey ).

Known ( Gyat ), Unknown ( Agyat ), and Unknowable ( Aghyey ).

We are caught up between the known ( Gyat ) and the unknown ( Agyat – that can become Gyat with effort).

And our mind is the knower of it all – ( Gyata ).

Sansar provides only these two things – nothing more.

Whether you become a doctor or a rocket scientist, the knowledge of being a doctor or a rocket scientist was not known to you at once, but with effort, now you know; so you went from the unknown (Agyat) to the known ( Gyat ).

We have achieved something and brag about it to impress others in Sansar.

All our lives, we run after various knowledge – scriptural and professional, more friends, more internet, more news, etc.

And we think that’s all there is.

But there is something that our mind cannot know.

And that’s the world of Agyey…
[9:17 AM, 5/1/2025] Shrenik Shah: Knowledge you get from Sansar ( from gurus, preachers, scriptures, or any other source ) is worth two cents, only worth showing you a direction – meditation.

Knowledge from within is priceless.

How can someone know who you are?

Only you can.

Who can know what vrttis and vasanas you are hiding in your mind?

Only you can.

You have to face them boldly and with patience, in meditation.

And it’s perfectly OK.

Meditation is a Samudramamthan ( a mythical story in scriptures about the churning of the ocean of mind ), where vish ( poison ) will come out first and then of Amrit ( the nectar of life, immortality ).

The nectar of mindlessness is priceless.