Guest guest Posted February 21, 2000 Report Share Posted February 21, 2000 According to bhagavAn shrI ramaNa mahaR^ishhii X:20 gives the essential message of the giitaa. ahamaatmaa guDaakesha sarvabhuutaashayasthitaH . ahamaadishcha madhyaM cha bhuutaanaamanta eva cha .. 10-20.. Which means: I am the Self, O guDaakesha, dwelling in the heart of all beings; I am the beginning, middle, and also the end of all beings. While commenting on this verse, shankara remarks, "aham aatma pratyag aatmaa nityam dheyayaH" -only for those who do not qualify for such a method krishhNa gives the subsequent forms such as I am vishhNu among aadityas etc. By saying I am the beginning etc, creation, sustenance, and dissolution aspects of ishwara is indicated. In addition ramaNa selected 42 verses in a particular order to give the gist of giita. You will find the verses and meaning in the URL quoted below. http://www.escribe.com/religion/advaita/m7131.html -- Talk to your friends online with Messenger. http://im. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 25, 2000 Report Share Posted February 25, 2000 Ravi Mayavaram wrote: > Ravi Mayavaram <miinalochanii > > According to bhagavAn shrI ramaNa mahaR^ishhii X:20 > gives the essential message of the giitaa. > > ahamaatmaa guDaakesha sarvabhuutaashayasthitaH . > ahamaadishcha madhyaM cha bhuutaanaamanta eva cha .. 10-20.. > > Which means: > I am the Self, O guDaakesha, dwelling in the heart of all beings; I am > the beginning, middle, and also the end of all beings. > > While commenting on this verse, shankara remarks, "aham aatma pratyag > aatmaa nityam dheyayaH" -only for those who do not qualify for such a > method krishhNa gives the subsequent forms such as I am vishhNu among > aadityas etc. By saying I am the beginning etc, creation, sustenance, > and dissolution aspects of ishwara is indicated. > > In addition ramaNa selected 42 verses in a particular order to give the > gist of giita. You will find the verses and meaning in the URL quoted > below. > > http://www.escribe.com/religion/advaita/m7131.html > -- Thank you for this beautiful job Raviji. I had been thinking about typing up these verses myself and sending them one by one to the list. Love to all Harsha Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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