A collection of wisdom, quotes and teachings on our infinite nature from the Upanishads.
That jiva is to be known as of the size of the tip of a hair, imagined to be divided into a hundredth of its hundredth part; yet it happens to be infinite. (Shvetashvatara Upanishad, 5.9)
That jiva is to be known as of the size of the tip of a hair, imagined to be divided into a hundredth of its hundredth part; yet it happens to be infinite. (Shvetashvatara Upanishad, 5.9)
He who has realized and intimately known the Atman that has
entered this perilous and inaccessible place (the body), is the maker of the
universe, for he is the maker of all, (all is) his Atman, and he again is
indeed the Atman (of all). (Brihadaranyaka
Upanishad, 4.4.13)
(Brahman is) without doubt, endless, beyond reason and
analogy, beyond all proofs and causeless, knowing which the wise one becomes
free. (Amritabindu Upanishad, 9)
This one is the Lord of all; this one is omniscient; this
one is the inner director (of all); this one is the source of all; this one is
verily the place of origin and dissolution of all beings. (Mandukya Upanishad,
6)
Source - Prabhudha Bharata Magazine February 2013 Issue.