There
are two types of Samadhi in the vedanta 1. Savikalpa and 2. Nirvikalpa
1. Ignorant
– who has the association with the avidya.
a. The
kid who sees a wild elephant (world) in the wooden statue (Self), like the
ignorant sees the world as different from the Self.
b. Has
the ahankara (ego) which is impure
2. Savikaplpa
– the Self is experienced with the world of duality, which is seen as not
different from the Self. The world of duality and trinity is seen as the Self.
a. The
experience of an elder man in the statue is the elephant along with the
knowledge of the wood which it is made of, like the one with the savikalpa
Samadhi.
b. Has
the association with the shuddha ahankara (pure ego)
3. Nirvikalpa
– where there is nothing other than the Self. This is the “Ekatmabhava”.
a. And
the experience of the carpenter in the same statue is the knowledge of the type
of wood, like the one in the nirvikalpa Samadhi.
b. Has
the ego called nirvikalpa ahankara.
Either
one is an ignorant or realized, ther can be no intermediate state. Though there
maybe gradation in the purity of heart.
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