The absolute knowledge of the absolute God is impossible

The absolute knowledge of the absolute God is impossible because the absolute God is unimaginable. The absolute God comes in human form to give you the experience of His existence, in absence of which, you may deny the very existence of the absolute God and may become atheist (Astityeva….Veda). The identification of the human form in which the absolute God exists is the knowledge of God (Brahma Jnanam or Brahma Vidya).

The experience of the existence of the absolute God does not reveal any trace of the nature of the absolute God and hence God is always unimaginable. The only information about the absolute God is that God exists. “Aum Tat Sat” means that God exists and no more information about God is available. The word Tat means that God is beyond your imagination. The word Aum denotes that God is the creator, ruler and destroyer of this world. These three adjectives indicate the works (Creation, rule and destruction) of God only and not the nature of the God. This is called as the information about the existence only (Sanmatra vada). God comes in human form, which is characterized by the awareness or chit.

Thank you for a statement that I feel has spiritual wisdom. If God does exist then there is nothing that can make this being understandable for humans on this planet at this time.

My response to all your posts: Then why believe?

If there is no proof, if it can not be detected or known, why be a believer?

Belief adds nothing to the world. You say you believe it's going to rain. Why not just say "it is going to rain"? Because then your statement befalls validation. As does belief in a good. Either it rains, or it doesn't. Either god is... real? Or isn't.

If he can't be validated to be real, there is no use in believing. Just as it's no use believing it will rain when it's almost certain that it will not.

Pointless.

I agree with you Niki. I think that you have summed up m sentiments in one post. I can retire now. You're a smart girl!

Marko

May not be understandable to humans on this planet at this time, I agree. And maybe never.

But even though I don't understand God, God is real to me.

Maybe God doesn't seek validation.

Or then again, maybe God does - person by person.