Anirudh Kumar: I have been told that, according to the Vedas, the Divine, living beings, and nature are described as separate. However, in my own experience and understanding, these three are one in essence.
Living beings and nature are physically distinct, while the Divine is omnipresent. Since the Divine is everywhere, living beings and nature exist within the Divine, not outside it.
When this unity or oneness is realized, it brings happiness and peace. In contrast, a sense of separation leads to sorrow and unrest.
Please clarify whether they are separate or in oneness.
Swami Ram Swarup: There are three eternal and everlasting matters.
1. Almighty, omnipresent and formless God
2. Soul who live in our body
3. Prakriti
God creates the universe from non-alive prakriti, Prakriti non-alive matter. So God and soul are alive matters. Each matter is separate from one another. This is called tretwad in Vedas.
Anonymous: Respected, what happens after death to those people who do not attain moksha or mukti, according to the Vedas?
Thank you very much for the response.
Swami Ram Swarup: According to Vedas who do not worship God based in Vedas they get another birth according to their deeds done in past, present birth. My blessings to you.
Anonymous: I am depressed. Please help.
Swami Ram Swarup: Beta Dheeraj dharo aur kisi bahut ache specialist doctor se consult karo weh tumhe raasta dikhayenge.
