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defeat Mayavadis, but again the Mayavadis have again writen books Í to àcounter the Vaisnavas. But the style that Srila Jiva àGoswami Í uses no one had shown any counter-arguments. No body in the last Í 500 àyears have dare to speak against his àcommentaries, àbecause Í the àlogic àstyle which he follows either they have to àread àand Í accept it or else they have to close it and go away.
carefully àbecause it will make easier to understand àhow àSrila Í Jiva Goswami propounds his philosophy in the latter books.
Sukadeva àGoswami, ànow let us see what the writer àhas àto àsay, Í because sometimes the speaker can give his own ideas and that àis Í not the idea of the writer." Therefore he analizes the samadhi of iyogena manasi samyak pranihite 'male / He saw Lord Krsna along with His potenÍ cies, which means Radharani, His associates, His abode..., everyÍ thing. That is 'purnapurusam'. All Vaisnavas say that only àKrsna Í can be 'purnapurusa' because the others are not purna-tattva.
Mayavadi àphilosophy, àbecause their àphilosophy àpropounds àthat Í there is only one truth, Brahman, and that has not potencies. àIt Í has no form, no qualities, no characteristics, no potencies. àBut Í he àsaw àthe Lord with all His potencies, àincluding àMaya. àThis Í means that Maya is also part of the Lord's potencies which àmeans Í that it is not mitya, false. It is eternal as Brahman is eternal. He also saw the living entity. In the impersonal philosophy àdoes Í not àhave any independent existence. Jiva is nothing but àBrahman Í confused. àWhen àBrahman becomes****? that is called àJiva. àWhen Í Brahman àstarts àthinking "I don't know who am I", when àit àgets Í covered by Maya he thinks "I am this, I am that..., I am a living Í entity." àBut àhe says that he saw the living entity but àhe àwas Í bewildered by Maya. He also says that he didn't see 'purnapurusa' Í bewildered àby àMaya. It is only the Jiva àthat àwas àbewildered. Í Therefore àit àis ànot that Brahman was bewildered àby àMaya àand Í became àJiva, because it was only the Jiva who was bewildered àby Í Maya.
he àthinks àhimself made of the three modes of àmaterial ànature, Í that àhe is the body, subtle or gross. Paro 'pi manute à'nartham, Í although he is 'para', transcendental, he thinks himself à'tatkrÍ tam àcabhipadyate', and then he becomes involved in àwhatever àhe of this àcondiÍ tioning. And the solution is not "aham brahmasmi, aham brahmasmi" Í so àon, àso àon.... He says à"anarthopasamam àsaksad àbhaktiyogam Í adhoksaje". àThis àanartha, or this conditioning àof àthe àliving Í entity àcan àbe removed by performing direct àdevotional àservice Í unto à"adhoksaja". And 'lokasyajanato vyasas cakre àsatvatasamhiÍ tam', this was not known to people. People only knew that if àone Í wants àto àbecome mukta, or liberated, then he has to àsay à'aham Í brahmasmi', àso àon, so on.... But he says àthat à'lokasyajanato' Í that àwhat was not know to people is that if one àperforms àdevoÍ tional àservice unto adhoksaja, then he becomes free àfrom àanarÍ thas.
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