All the interstices of the universe are filled by him. “He, though one with all beings, is beyond and separate from the material nature (Prakriti), of its products, properties, imperfections He is beyond all enveloping substance He is the universal soul.
He said, “He who lives internally in all beings and all things living in it, and therefore the Lord Vasudeva is the creator and preserver of the world. “The name Vasudeva means “That Supreme Being in whom all beings live,” and “He who dwells in all beings”, as explained previously by Kesidhwaja to Khandikya, called Janaka, when he asked him for an explanation of Vasudeva name. This word, however, is the general name of a lovely object, it is not used with reference to supreme in a general sense, but in a special way. Bhagavan is also a name of Vasudeva (Vishnu) who is one with the supreme Brahman, and no one else. The sense of Va letter is that Primordial Spirit in which all beings exist and which exists in all beings. Ga is understood as “the leader, impeller, or creator.” The two syllables Bhaga indicates the six properties, domain, power, glory, splendor, wisdom, and impartiality. “The letter Bha means one who nourishes and sustains the universe. “The word Bhagavate is a way to worship that Supreme Being, however, no word can describe the supreme spirit that is individual, all-powerful, and the cause of all things. The word Bhagavat is the name of that primal and eternal God and one who fully understands the significance of vasudeva-mantra, becomes endowed with divine wisdom, and understands the sum and substance of the three Vedas. “The essence of supreme is defined by the term Bhagavad.
The Mahabharata explains Vasu the same way, and Deva (God) to mean “radiant, bright”, “He whom all things reside in Him, and He resides in all so He is called Vasu, and shines like the sun, He is called Deva, and therefore it is why these two are called Vasudeva. “Vasudeva” derives from Vas “live” for Vishnu lives in all things, and everything in Him. The Vasudeva-mantra of 12 syllables – Om namo bhagavate vasudevaya – is known as a Mukti Mantra because it grants release from Samsara for the one who recites it with devotion and faith.
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“Who can describe that which can not be perceived by the senses, that which is the best of all things the supreme soul, self-existent devoid of all distinguishing features such as color or caste and is free from birth, vicissitude, death, and decay, is always, is everywhere, and in whom all things exist here and this is why He is called Vasudeva? ” (Vishnu Purana I, Chapter 2) Just as the ocean is the basis of all its diverse waves, Vasudeva is the unified field immaterial and transcendental of Being Pure at the basis of all the diversity of the physical universe. On the Macrocosmic level, Vasudeva is the only and infinite Brahman – formless and without any attribute. In the light of Kriya Yoga, the fourth state of Turiya, or Vasudeva, is a synonym for Kevala Kumbhaka. Therefore, the supreme Vishnu mantra (mahamantra) – om namo bhagavate vasudevaya – is used for this purpose. The purpose of the Second and Third Kriya is to break the heart granthi in order to get the fourth state, Turiya, or Samadhi. For this reason it has been recommended that you practice Kriya (mentally) in bed before falling asleep, and always meditate in the Vedic aphorisms. However, this “I” or Self must be experienced in a continuous and conscious way during the succession of the three states (waking, dreaming, dreamless sleep). In the state of sushupti, the soul gets partial Turiya (unconsciously) meaning the sleeper is not aware of what is taking place. The fourfold form of consciousness is experienced as states – awake, sleep, and deep dreamless sleep (sushupti) The fourth state (caturtha) or Turiya, occurs when the consciousness – in a more subtle state of matter (Pradhana) – enters the Sushumna channel and merges into the Atman. These are the quadruple forms (vyuhas) of Consciousness, according to Pancaratra system. From Vasudeva is born Samkarshana, the Jiva (individual consciousness) from the Jiva, Pradyumna, the mind from the mind, Aniruddha, the ego.
Vasudeva is the fourth state of consciousness known as Turiya.
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