Bliss consciousness, often associated with states of deep meditative awareness or spiritual transcendence, is generally considered beyond the material body and universe in many spiritual traditions. In Advaita Vedanta and other non-dual philosophies, bliss (Änanda) is seen as a fundamental aspect of our true nature, which is beyond the physical form. It is thought to arise from the realization of the self as not confined to the body or mind but as the infinite, unchanging reality that permeates everything. In this view, bliss is not a product of the body or brain, which are considered transient and impermanent. Instead, bliss consciousness is an innate state of being that becomes accessible when the mind transcends its usual identifications with the material world, ego, and sensory experiences. It is an experience of unity, where dualities like subject-object dissolve, and one connects with the deeper truth of existence, which is often described as blissful in its essence. ...
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