All the time
I pray to Buddha
I keep on
killing mosquitoes.

When he is awakening from unreal to real he is dropping his mind.

Vedanta is the awakening from unreal to real, from ignorance to bliss. It teaches that anything we can experience with our senses only exists in our mind, which also doesn’t exist. And yet, in realizing that nothingness, Vedanta opens the door to a freedom beyond anything we can imagine. Vedanta is our journey home.

Somewhere—hidden deep within us—is the little spark of memory of our true Self. When we start our spiritual journey, Vedanta is the breath of wisdom that fans that spark, eventually bursting it into open flame, to consume our ignorance and opens our inner eye to the joy of enlightenment.

Ultimately, Vedanta is the path to silence—the silence which reveals itself when we transcend everything else. The silence of God’s language where we hear the whisper of our true name, Brahman.