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Can a human being become God and live forever? Have this incident happened before in the history? (a normal being becoming God and stays as God till now)

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No, that is NOT possible. Gita says:

2.27 For death of anyone born is certain, and of the dead (re-) birth is a certainly. Therefore you ought not to grieve over an inevitable fact.

So no human being who was born can become immortal. Exception proves the rule. In the list of chirajivis, a few are human beings.

And no one can become Ishvara ( God) as God is only ONE. It is not correct to translate God as the Formless All-pervading Brahman, as Adi Shankaracharya says that even the Brahmavid can NOT become Ishvara, Who is the controller of the Universe.

Again, from Gita:

18.61 O Arjuna, Isvara resides in the region of the heart of all creatures, revolving through Maya all the creatures (as though) mounted on a machine!

So Isvara is NOT some deathless human being living at a particular place. He is dwelling in each being.

So answers to all your questions is : NO.

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  • Very good answer @partha – Pravin RGMishra Mar 6 at 14:56
  • But the fact is that god resides in every one and everywhere. – Pravin RGMishra Mar 6 at 14:57
  • So are Ishwara and Brahman different..If so what is their relation? – Hrishi Mar 6 at 16:04

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