Dear All,
Please listen to this absorbing session
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Dear All,
A profund talk on " Ten Signs of a realized master" based in Sri Paramahamsa Yogananda's talk.
Very absorbing !!!
Love
Dear All,
This poem , if listened with closed eyes, sitting in your puja shrine ( prayer room), imagining Sai or your chosen God is speaking to you line by line, is bound to take you to an experience which would be far from any expression
This listening may be done daily during the early morning hours.
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Dear All,
Tired of relations falling apart, tired of losing job, Tired of losing a companion in life, Tired of people just walking away from you without even speaking out the reason, Tired of everything falling apart in life- Listen to this one talk which will solve all the issues and help you start a new chapter, a new life from to-day, from this moment!!!
Dear all ,
An absorbing tak
Please listen
Dear All,
How each one worships God as per his sanskara, as per his aptitude, as Father/Mother/ Friend/ Master/ lover and even sometimes, how God Himself chooses to be our servant/ child etc...
An Absorbing talk
Please do listen
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Dear all
We say the above lines many times -" Not a leaf moves without God's will "or " Nothing happens without God's will".
But what it really conveys to us with respect to our own lives ?
Please listen to the below talk and get answers ti everything that has happened in your life as per your will n has not happened !?
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A profound talk on “ how we can know that we are filled with God ‘s love
Love
Dear All,
Dear All,
Can you ever imagine our future conveying / shaping up our present??
We have never heard that this is possible
Please listen and contemplate on this unique subject
Love
Sathya
Sairam,
The final version of the Satsang Talk
delivered by Bro. Sathyaji, on the topic, “Are You Wasting Your Time Seeking
Human Love?”, based on the teachings of Swami Paramahansa Yogananda, is now
available on YT channel.
https://youtu.be/W2zZ8Y-nwNA
Jai Sairam
Verse 92
92. The ears, skin, eyes, nose and tongue are organs of
knowledge, for they help us to cognise objects; the vocal organs, hands, legs,
etc., are organs of action, owing to their tendency to work.
Verse 93-94
93-94. The inner organ (Antahkaraṇa) is called Manas,
Buddhi, ego or Chitta, according to their respective functions: Manas, from its
considering the pros and cons of a thing; Buddhi, from its property of
determining the truth of objects; the ego, from its identification with this
body as one’s own self; and Chitta, from its function of seeking for
pleasurable objects.
Dear All,
Dont miss this talk.
This one talk can change your life
Love
Sairam
So intense and amazing, this bhajan explained so wonderfully by
the sublime talk, cannot fail to touch one’s innermost core.
Let us contemplate on this bhajan talk and witness the
transformation of our hearts from pain to ultimate freedom.
*Sai Ram Sai Shyam Mere Sai Ram…*
Verse 90
सर्वापि बाह्यसंसारः पुरुषस्य यदाश्रयः ।
विद्धि देहमिदं स्थूलं गृहवद्गृहमेधिनः ॥ ९0 ॥
90. Know this gross body to be like a house to the householder, on which rests man’s entire dealing with the external world.
Verse 91
स्थूलस्य संभवजरामरणानि धर्माःस्थौल्यादयो बहुविधाः शिशुताद्यवस्थाः ।वर्णाश्रमादिनियमा बहुधामयाः स्युःपूजावमानबहुमानमुखा विशेषाः ॥ ९१ ॥sthūlasya saṃbhavajarāmaraṇāni dharmāḥsthaulyādayo bahuvidhāḥ śiśutādyavasthāḥ |varṇāśramādiniyamā bahudhāmayāḥ syuḥpūjāvamānabahumānamukhā viśeṣāḥ || 91 ||
91. Birth, decay and death are the various characteristics of the gross body, as also stoutness etc., childhood etc., are its different conditions; it has got various restrictions regarding castes and orders of life; it is subject to various diseases, and meets with different kinds of treatment, such as worship, insult and high honours.
Dear Reader,
This audio pour follows through on the earlier post on Verse 89 - Vivekachudamani for better absorption.
Love.
Dear Readers,
From verse 88 onwards, it would be audio talk on each verse posted in blog.
पञ्चीकृतेभ्यो भूतेभ्यः स्थूलेभ्यः पूर्वकर्मणा ।
समुत्पन्नमिदं स्थूलं भोगायतनमात्मनः
अवस्था जागरस्तस्य स्थूलार्थानुभवो यतः ॥ ८८ ॥
pañcīkṛtebhyo bhūtebhyaḥ sthūlebhyaḥ pūrvakarmaṇā |
samutpannamidaṃ sthūlaṃ bhogāyatanamātmanaḥ
avasthā jāgarastasya sthūlārthānubhavo yataḥ || 88 ||
88. The gross body is produced by one’s past actions out of the gross elements formed by the union of the subtle elements with each other, and is the medium of experience for the soul. That is its waking state in which it perceives gross objects.
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This gross body is most offensive as it is composed of skin , flesh , blood vessels. fat, marrow and bones and also it is ever filled with urine and faecal matter. (87)
In order to create the necessary sense of detachment from and in order to wean the mind from all its infatuation with the body, Sankara brings the seeker's scientific attention to focus completely on the composition of his own physical body.
Infatuation can arise only through hasty, immature observations but when the nature of the thing becomes fully evident through close scientific study, this infatuation must lift and right understanding dawn. For this purpose, the human physical body is fully dissected in its biological composition in this verse.
The body is made up of unholy things which by themselves cannot endanger any fascination in a thoughtful man. Sometimes, it happens that the container may be ugly, yet the contents can enrich it. Even this is not the case for our physical body, a filthy container containing nothing but gallons of filth.
It is this filth packet that man hugs to himself, panting to experience peace and happiness through it. When we realise the folly of loving a thing which is so abominable, our endless attachment and attraction for it will cease.
The body is so attractive and fine because it is nicely covered by a wonderful skin. If you want to know what this body is all-about, remove the skin and see within.
Now it is so fine because, nicely closed by the skin; if you remove what it will be. Then you may worry; that I have to remove my skin; or what?
You need not physically remove; even you mentally remove what all the things within; it is nothing but a bundle of all these things.
Suppose after reading the slōka, a person develops dvēṣa; then one needs to look at a different description of the body in vedanta; if dvēṣam starts coming, then we should remind ourselves, body is a temple, annamaya kōśa is an external prakāra; manōmaya etc. or sūkṣma śarīra is an internal prakāra; hridyam is the garba griham;
Hiranmaye pare kose virajam brahma niskalam; taj subram jyotisam jyotih; satyatma vido vidhuḥ
Atma caitanyaṁ is installed in the physical body; therefore body is a temple; therefore never hate the body; therefore never neglect the body; take care of the body.
We are now left with contradictory ideas. So, what do we do?? Should we develop hatred towards body or should be we get attached ?
Just use it as a means; but ready to lose it at any time. Use it as a means; discover Brahman and then drop it; drop your attachment to that; this is the idea.
All these slokas must be very carefully understood. Nothing should be hated in life; and nothing you should be attached. This is the essence of the sastra; nothing is raga-worthy; nothing is dvesa- worthy.
Look upon the world as the world, use it as long as it is available; and when it is going to go away; then also, do not be worried about that; what has come, will have to go. Body comes; body goes; wife comes; wife will go; husband comes; husband will go.
This Asangah is the idea conveyed here, with regard to the body also.
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