Jagadguru has taught, through his ADVITA SIDHANTAM that, the ultimate aim of a human is attaining the abode of perfection known as the “Bramham” which is the self-illuminated soul and is achieved through eradication of darkness by gaining knowledge and thus purifying the mind and wisdom. When the Athma, which is the soul, is purified, we gain the power to attain the Brahmam. “ I am different from the body, I need not neglect the body, it’s a vehicle that I use to transact with the external world. The body is the temple which houses me, the Jeevathma, the pure self, and happiness is my pure nature “
Jagadguru Adi Sankaracharya says,
जन्तूनां नरजन्म दुर्लभमतः पुंस्त्वं ततो विप्रता
तस्माद्वैदिकधर्ममार्गपरता विद्वत्त्वमस्मात्परम् ।
आत्मानात्मविवेचनं स्वनुभवो ब्रह्मात्मना संस्थितिः
मुक्तिर्नो शतजन्मकोटिसुकृतैः पुण्यैर्विना लभ्यते ॥
“ Jantoonaan narajanm durlabhamatah pumstvam tato viprata
Tasmaad vaidika dharmamaarga parata vidvattvamasmaatparam.
Aatmaanaatmavivechanan svanubhavo brahmaatmana sansthitih
Muktirno shatajanmakotisukrtaih punyairvina labhyate ”
The conceptual meaning is “ To be born as a human is very rare and a human birth happens only due to the noble actions of one in his earlier birth as a being. So it’s important, that during this birth, one should learn to practice selfless actions and should effort to attain self realistion “

Advaitam the word means ‘there is only One, without a second “and there is no separation of one’s self from the ultimate Brahmam or Almighty. “One only, without a second”, That includes within Itself all that ever has been, is and can be. and the universe is a form, or manifestation, of the Existence. ” All this verily (is) Brahmam.”
It is presented below as a dialogue between a teacher (Guru) and student (Sishya), in response to a question by the student on realization of self.

किं ज्योतिस्तव भानुमानहनि मे रात्रौ प्रदीपादिकम्
स्यादेवं रविदीपदर्शनविधौ किं ज्योतिराख्याहि मे ।
चक्षुस्तस्य निमीलनादिसमये किं धीर्धियो दर्शने
किं तत्राहमतो भवान् परमकं ज्योतिस्तदस्मि प्रभो ।।
“ Kim Jyothistava Bhaanumaanahani Me Ratrau Pradeepadikam
Shyaadevam, Ravideepa – darshanavidhau Kim Jyothiraakhyahi me
Chakshuhtasya Nimeelanaadisamaye Kim Dheehrdheeyo Darshane
Kim Tatraahamatho Bhavaanparamakam Jyothihtadasmi Prabho ”
This translates as:
- Guru: How do you see (What is that light/power which helps you see?)
- Sishya: I see with the help of sunlight
- Guru: How do you see in the night?
- Sishya: I see with the help of a lamp
- Guru: Let that be so. How do you see the light? How do you see (your visualizations) even before you open your eyes?
- Sishya: It is with my intellect
- Guru: What helps you see (know) that intellect?
- Sishya: This is me (me as pure consciousness)
- Guru: (Indeed) You are that supreme light
- Sishya: I realize that I am