If Atma is present everywhere, why does Vedanta teach us to look inwards for Atma Gyanam. Why can't we get this Gyanam by looking outside, as Atma is there everywhere?
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Atma Gyanam and looking inwards?
Atma Gyanam and looking inwards?
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Look "inward" means focus on "subject" (which is the "saakshi".)
(Don't look "outword" means "objects"). Pot and mud analogy.
I think, looking inward does not mean literally inward. Brahman is all pervading, yes, it also means it is your essence. This is inward - look at your essence.
As opposed to “outward “ - which means all objects that are recorded by your sense organs, mind.....