ADVAITA MEDITATION: The eternal "I" is neither individual nor universal

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Exploring the non-dualistic doctrine of Hinduism, this work delves into Advaita, which emphasizes the unity of the soul (Atman) and the Absolute (Brahman). Shankara, a pivotal figure in this philosophy, interprets the Upanishads to analyze consciousness through its three states: waking, dreaming, and deep sleep. The text argues that the perceived separation between the soul and God is an illusion, asserting that true liberation comes from recognizing the oneness of existence, where Brahman is the sole reality, devoid of attributes and qualities.