Bhakti and Jnana ....Yaduji, KP-ji, Mahadeva-ji!

[Guest guest]

Saadar Pranaams Yadu-ju !

 

This is so wonderful to see you bring into the discussion the

importance of 'Nishkamya bhakti with your words

 

" All of them stress the importance of absolutely honest and embrace

the truth with maximum clarity, understanding without any selfish

motives."

 

and all those wonderful quotes from vedic literature along with their

full meanings and interpreations .

 

and i really liked the way you explaine the meaning of 'Niilakanta' our

blue throated lord shiva!

 

keep posting more and more gems !

 

************************************************************************

Krishna prasad-ji !

 

Nice thoughts regarding our culture and heritage ,. i liked the analogy

of the two birds !

 

Wow! KP!

 

" Bhakti helps us to reach that state. Knowledge and Bhakthi are the

two wings

of the same bird, with only one wing, bird cannot fly, both are

necessary

and should be on equal motion and uniformity, so that flying will be

effortless!"

 

yes! our roots lie in our great culture and what a wonderful way to

take off into the realm of spiritual paradise riding on the wings of

Bhakti and jnana! Thanks Krishna for this 'prasadam'

 

**********************************************************************

Mahadeva-ji, how can one talk about bhakti without mentioning the

mother of all bhaktas' Prahlada was the 'mother' of all bhaktas!

 

tava kara kamalavare nakhamadbhutasrngam

dalita hiranyakasipu varabhrngam

Kesava dhrta naraharirupa

jaya jagadisa hare"

 

O Kesava!, in the form of Man-Lion (naraharirupa)! The sharp nails on

your hands became wonderful claws that tore up the body of demon

Hiranyakasipu (To protect Prahlada). Hail Hari! Lord of the universe!

 

 

This avatara illustrates that a true devotee is fearless (as Prahlada)

and God comes to his rescue even in the midst of terror.

 

Thank you, sir!

 

**********************************************************************

Sunder-ji, thank you for posting that link on 'narayeeniyam' ... i do

miss our professorji- but his invisible hand is always guiding us ! how

he would have supported me every step ....

 

***********************************************************************

 

Regars

 

HARI AUM!

 

 

 

 

 

 

'