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utkranti | उत्क्रांति

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25 Apr 2024
utkranti | उत्क्रांति
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utkranti (Devanagari: उत्क्रांति ISO15919: utkrāṁti) means to go up.

The Vedanta and Vedic verses state that the jiva departs the body then goes up to the moon. From there goes to svarga or naraka and then comes back (agati) into another form in this world.

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  • Jeev-Soul
  • Sansar - the material world

REFERENCE

Who am I? Who is Mine? Vol. 1 Ch. 3

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