Let us examine how human action relates to the concept of Brahman.
Brahman can be broadly divided into Nirguna Brahman and Saguna Brahman.
It is Nirguna Brahman alone which manifests as Saguna Brahman.
Further, Saguna Brahman is subdivided into Avyaya, Akshara, and Kshara.
Human existence has four levels.
Body - Mind - Intellect - Atman.
Body connects to Kshara.
Mind connects to Akshara.
Intellect connects to Avyaya.
Atman connects to Nirguna Brahman.
A person who simply meets the needs of the body - such as satisfying hunger, quenching thirst, increasing pleasure, or reducing discomfort - is at the level of Kshara.
Action in animals exists only at this level.
A level above, using the intellect and the mind.
There is a difference between these two.
The emotions that arise from the mind must be suppressed.
Intellect should guide action, not the mind.
These are at the level of Akshara and Avyaya.
At Nirguna Brahman's level, action is relinquished.
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