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"Prakāśa" quiere decir "luz, brillantez, esplendor, claridad" y también "visible, claramente manifiesto, etc.". ¡Ah!, esta palabra indica la verdadera naturaleza del aspecto Estático. Śiva o Prakāśa es la Luz Reveladora, la Suprema claridad, el Supremo Esplendor. Y Es completamente visible, completamente evidente y está claramente manifiesto ante los ojos de todos. Él es la Luz que ilumina todo dentro y fuera. Aparece fuera como todo lo que tiene cualidad luminosa. Y dentro Él es la luz de la mente, mediante la cual uno puede con claridad ver imágenes y escuchar pensamientos. Él es un Estático Testigo de todas nuestras actividades. De hecho, Él es nosotros mismos, es nuestro propio Ser interior, el Yo real detrás de cada acción y pensamiento. Por ejemplo, este Testigo (tú mismo/a) está ahora observando todo alrededor. Pero, para ser capaz de "observar", estos objetos tienen que ser "iluminados". Bien, este Testigo (tu verdadera naturaleza o "Yo") ilumina y observa todo alrededor, en este preciso momento.
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"Prakāśa" means "light, brightness, splendour, clearness" and also "visible, clearly manifested, etc.". Ah!, this word indicates the true nature of the Static aspect. Śiva or Prakāśa is the Revealing Light, Supreme Clearness and Splendour. And He is completely visible, completely evident and clearly manifested before the eyes of all. He is the Light that illuminates all within and without. He appears without as everything having luminous quality. And within He is the light of mind, by which one can clearly see images and hear thoughts. He is a Static Witness to all our activities. In fact, He is ourselves, He is our own inner Self, the real "I" behind every action and thought. For example, this Witness (yourself) is right now watching everything around. But, in order to be able to "watch", these objects have to be "illuminated". Well, this Witness (your true nature or "I") illuminates and watches all around right now.
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"Prakāśa" means "light, brightness, splendour, clearness" and also "visible, clearly manifested, etc.". Ah!, this word indicates the true nature of the Static aspect. Śiva or Prakāśa is the Revealing Light, Supreme Clearness and Splendour. And He is completely visible, completely evident and clearly manifested before the eyes of all. He is the Light that illuminates all within and without. He appears without as everything having luminous quality. And within He is the light of mind, by which one can clearly see images and hear thoughts. He is a Static Witness to all our activities. In fact, He is ourselves, He is our own inner Self, the real "I" behind every action and thought. For example, this Witness (yourself) is right now watching everything around. But, in order to be able to "watch", these objects have to be "illuminated". Well, this Witness (your true nature or "I") illuminates and watches all around right now.
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"Prakāśa" means "light, brightness, splendour, clearness" and also "visible, clearly manifested, etc.". Ah!, this word indicates the true nature of the Static aspect. Śiva or Prakāśa is the Revealing Light, Supreme Clearness and Splendour. And He is completely visible, completely evident and clearly manifested before the eyes of all. He is the Light that illuminates all within and without. He appears without as everything having luminous quality. And within He is the light of mind, by which one can clearly see images and hear thoughts. He is a Static Witness to all our activities. In fact, He is ourselves, He is our own inner Self, the real "I" behind every action and thought. For example, this Witness (yourself) is right now watching everything around. But, in order to be able to "watch", these objects have to be "illuminated". Well, this Witness (your true nature or "I") illuminates and watches all around right now.
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"Prakāśa" means "light, brightness, splendour, clearness" and also "visible, clearly manifested, etc.". Ah!, this word indicates the true nature of the Static aspect. Śiva or Prakāśa is the Revealing Light, Supreme Clearness and Splendour. And He is completely visible, completely evident and clearly manifested before the eyes of all. He is the Light that illuminates all within and without. He appears without as everything having luminous quality. And within He is the light of mind, by which one can clearly see images and hear thoughts. He is a Static Witness to all our activities. In fact, He is ourselves, He is our own inner Self, the real "I" behind every action and thought. For example, this Witness (yourself) is right now watching everything around. But, in order to be able to "watch", these objects have to be "illuminated". Well, this Witness (your true nature or "I") illuminates and watches all around right now.
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