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Why Does the World Exist? (The Non-Dual Answer)

According to non-dual teachings, that question may itself be part of the illusion. From Advaita Vedanta to Ramana Maharshi, and echoed in mystics across traditions, the world is not something created outside of us, it is an appearance within consciousness itself. In this video, I explore ancient ideas like Ajata Vada (non-creation), how they contrast with the Western notion of creation, and why sages say that nothing ever truly comes into being. The world, they say, is Brahman’s play: a dance of appearance within the one Reality. I’ll also look at how these teachings relate to Buddhist and Christian mysticism, where the same insight often shines through: that the world and the divine are not two. If you’ve ever wondered why there is something rather than nothing, or what it means to say that creation is an illusion, this video offers a contemplative look into one of the deepest mysteries of existence. -- Ways to Support This Channel -- 📚 Further Reading 📚 Read more about the topics covered in this video by using these affiliate links to buy these great books. It won't cost you any extra, but I'll get a little commission, which I'll greatly appreciate :) The Upanishads: A New Translation by Vernon Katz and Thomas Egenes: https://amzn.to/3KUTuel "Be As You Are" by Ramana Maharshi: https://amzn.to/4rYifak The Gnostic Gospels: https://amzn.to/499G8nQ ☕️ Buy Me A Coffee ☕️ A little way to support the channel: https://ko-fi.com/findingmeaningproject --- 00:00 The oldest question 00:18 How did the world begin? 00:35 Advaita Vedanta 00:55 Creation before perception? 01:38 Dreaming 1:55 World appears with mind? 03:04 Non-creation 03:55 Physics agrees 04:07 Divine play 04:40 Why is there a world? 04:52 Look inward not outward 05:31 World exists in consciousness --- Tags: nonduality, advaitavedanta, ramanamaharshi, whydoestheworldexist, consciousness, oneness, maya, illusion, brahman, advaita, awakening, philosophy, spirituality, mysticism, buddhism, hinduism, creation, selfrealisation, enlightenment