81.
With the transcendence of the knowledge ‘I am’, the Absolute prevails.
The
state is called Parabrahman, while the knowledge ‘I am’ is Brahman.
It
is very important to understand that the knowledge ‘I am’ is
Brahman.
When you transcend the ‘I am’ you transcend the Brahman state and
prevail as the Parabrahman or Absolute.
The
Brahman is both with qualities (‘Saguna’ Brahman) and without
qualities (‘Nirguna’ Brahman).
With
qualities it is the manifest world and without qualities it is the
unmanifest world.
The
‘I am’ and ‘I am not’, the ‘knowing’ and ‘not-knowing’, the ‘being’
and ‘non-being’ are all the same.
They have simply been designated using opposite terms.
The Absolute or Parabrahman state transcends both as there is
no duality or opposite there.