- by Pulkit Mathur
- Category: FAQs on Spirituality Newsletter, God & Soul, Mother & Sri Aurobindo
The Vedas say Sarvam Khalvidam Brahma – God exists everywhere and in all things. So does this mean that God exists even in ugly, putrid and foul things? In this FAQs on Spirituality Podcast we explore the answer to this question. We also discover how:
- To see God in ugly, foul, scary things requires a highly elevated consciousness.
- To attain a vision of the presence of divinity even in bad things, the yogi must rise above the dualities of creation – he must rise above the opposites of dirt and cleanliness, beautiful and ugly; and view things from a serene plane of perfect detachment.
- This kind of detachment is cultivated through immense sadhana. We discover how Sri Aurobindo cultivated it by conquering his sense of disgust.
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