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**Saduyre9de** · 05-16-2012, 03:52 PM

A small correction..

That means, our self is though finite yet eternal, that all else (our life/body) that are temporary are there to serve and nurture our self.

That also means, the Greater Self (Creator) is the most powerful, eternal, infinite self, that this finite self is there to serve.

dear sir,

Agreed..but does it really just stop there?
I see elements of Vishistadvaita in your post.
So do you personally believe the relationship of the Infinite and Finite just ends there?

Feedback please.

05-16-2012, 03:52 PM	#19
Saduyre9de Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 493 Senior Member	A small correction.. That means, our self is though finite yet eternal, that all else (our life/body) that are temporary are there to serve and nurture our self. That also means, the Greater Self (Creator) is the most powerful, eternal, infinite self, that this finite self is there to serve. dear sir, Agreed..but does it really just stop there? I see elements of Vishistadvaita in your post. So do you personally believe the relationship of the Infinite and Finite just ends there? Feedback please.
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