What is Infinite?

Infinite is a very deep word, pregnant with the greatest essence of spirituality.

Typically, infinite means something that is not finite ( limited, measurable, within the grasp of our mind, our senses ).

We usually understand infinite as something beyond what we see around us, making it immeasurable and vast ( Virat ).

But, we fail to understand that Shunyata ( nothingness ) is also infinite ( beyond finite ) but at the opposite end.

How do you measure Shunyata?

How do you measure something that is “not there”?

And that’s why scriptures have used the word “Vaman” ( tiny ) for it.

So, the consciousness has two extreme svaroop – Vaman and Virat, and both are Him.

That is the ultimate magic of consciousness, the divinity.

Vaman is Him, Virat is also Him, and that’s why the finite ( in between ) is also Him.

It’s all Him; nothing else is.

Whatever IS is Him; nothing escapes His realm.

This is the ultimate opulence of Him.

If you trace all the way down to the subatomic and quantum levels, He is there as Shunyata.

On the opposite end, travel all the way to the extremes of the universe, and He is beyond that too.

He is everywhere.

“I am the owner of crores ( millions ) of universes.” – Krishna.

That’s the magic of divinity.

This should open our eyes – where does the Ego stand compared to all this? – Nowhere.