Further to the above question, Swamiji, if the problem of finitude is a problem of the human, then how would one experience this finitude in Brahmaloka?—Anusha R

In Brahmaloka, the identification with the human condition is not there, but, at the same time, one doesn’t enjoy complete ananda, one enjoys only an experiential ananda. One still has the limitations of avidya, one is still identified with the sukshma sharira, the mind, with one’s personality. One who reaches Brahmaloka may be proud of himself, believing `Hey, I have come here, and so I am superior to the other beings’. Which is not untrue, but if you take that position, then it becomes a block for your knowledge.