The
subject of jnana and jnana yoga is very deep and vast, nevertheless we
must discuss it briefly. In general, jnana or knowledge is of two kinds:
verbal or theoretical knowledge and practical or experienced knowledge.
Mere book knowledge without practical experience is shallow and
superficial. Both theoretical and practical knowledge can be further
classified into two: knowledge of material subjects and knowledge of
divine subjects. There is theoretical and practical knowledge of
spirituality. A person with mere theoretical knowledge is one who
memorises the Vedas and other scriptures, but has not practiced any
spiritual discipline. Such a person has no practical experience.
........JAGADGURU SHRI KRIPALU JI MAHARAJ.
........JAGADGURU SHRI KRIPALU JI MAHARAJ.
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