If the Supreme Divine light exists in all, why do we experience separation and conflict? | அனைவரிலும் உள்ளது பரஞ்ஜோதி என்றால், ஏன் நம்முள் வேறுபடும், போர் சூழல்களும் உருவாகின்றது?

In the 16th Velvi discourse, Gurumahan says that from the One Divine Light arose the entire creation, and reflects on the boundless compassion of Ramalinga Swamigal, who attained self-realisation in the last century and shared that divine bliss with all humanity.

Self realised beings did not keep their wisdom to themselves. They wished to share their discoveries with humanity, yet many enlightened masters passed away before they could fully express the truths they had found.
Even in the last century, one such realized soul (Vallalar) attained Divine bliss on his own. He went beyond all forms of worship, composed the five Thirumurais, and further established the sixth Thirumurai—a scripture meant for practical living. He proclaimed, “I have realized this truth. My beloved people of the world, come to me. With supreme compassion, let us all live in the bliss of the Arutperunjothi that I have experienced.”
In a mind that has perceived this divine light, compassion arises naturally. It is not that he alone is that light, what was one (Divine light) in the beginning continues to exist as one even now.
From the primordial darkness arose the strong sense of “I.” This spread everywhere as thought. Within that thought came the urge to evolve, which led to movement. From movement came pressure, from pressure came sound, and from sound emerged a vast, ever-expanding energy,like a great fire. This is the beginningless and endless Arutperunjothi.
From this supreme light came atoms. Through their combinations and separations, the world was formed. Within this world, three fundamental qualities (Tamas, Rajas, Sattva) appeared. Through their nature and the functioning of the five elements, creation unfolded, giving rise to ego. From ego emerged the desire to take form, leading to the development of the subtle senses sight, hearing, smell, taste, and touch. Gradually, this evolved from inert existence into living beings.
Life first emerged in water. As the Earth cooled and land formed, life evolved from aquatic beings to plants, then to crawling creatures, flying beings, and finally walking beings. Among all these forms of life, true wisdom is to realize that all differences are, in essence, one’s own self.

Let Wisdom Flourish!
Let Peace Prevail!
Let us protect Mother earth!
Let us protect the Universe!

Santhosam

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