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Jīva Dvaita, Inc. → Brahman Unlimited

 


Jīva Dvaita, Inc. → Brahman Unlimited

At the heart of Silicon Valley,
a startup called Jīva Dvaita
was launched.

Its angel investors were many:

Chaitanya,
Mind,
and Chidābhāsa
appeared to be its founding team.

Fueled by the wildest imagination,
ideas flowed endlessly.

Innovation shaped the startup.

The company worked
24/7, 365 days a year.

With family, friends,
and countless relationships
joining the venture,
the company flourished.

There were products, projects,
profits and losses,
successes and failures...

And, of course,
plenty of fun(d)-raising activities!

Limited + Limited
became a Great LLC.

The Jīva believed:

“I am the doer.
I am the enjoyer.
This company is mine.”

Then came the Dharmic Marketing Team.

Dharma began to clean up
the company's operations.

Slowly,
the Aśāstrīya Dvaita
began to dissolve.

A new governance structure
was established.

Śāstra entered through the Guru.

With regular retreats,
the startup understood Īśvara.

The BIG Īśvara Dvaita
acquired Jīva Dvaita, Inc.

“I belong to Īśvara.”

And with that understanding,
the little company
was merged into
the vast, persistent enterprise
of Īśvara.

The Jīva was no longer
the isolated CEO
of its imaginary universe.

It became
an instrument of Īśvara.

The Final Acquisition

Through the teaching of Śāstra
and the grace of the Guru,
a growing clarity of
 knowledge took place,

What I called Jīva
and what I called Īśvara
are not separate.

With the gain of
Brahma-jñāna,

even Śāstrīya Dvaita
having served its purpose
dissolved.

The wave discovered
it was never separate
from the ocean.

The Jīva Īśvara Dvaita LLC

was no longer private.

It became public.

Not public in the marketplace... But public everywhere.

The Jīva Dvaita company
was never separate from Brahman Unlimited.

It only had to wake up
and read the original incorporation documents.

No second entity
to be found anywhere.

Only Brahman.

There was only Brahman
appearing as Jīva,
appearing as Īśvara,
appearing as the entire universe.

And when the knowledge became firm:

Brahmavid Brahmaiva Bhavati.

The knower of Brahman becomes Brahman.


Panchadashi Chapter -4 AVC retreat Swamini Svatmavidyanandaji 2026 Sep

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  1. AnonymousSeptember 8, 2026 at 12:50 PM

    VaraLaxhmi, what an amazing summary in a very creative and poetic way. I enjoyed your poem about the patient in the hospital. however, being a doctor writing such a creative poem using silicon Valley company is very impressive. you have got given gift. we are lucky to have you in our team.

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