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Dear feloow Sadhaka,

 

I completely agree with you that it is indeed a waste of time and energy to

argue over that

issue. An argument that I did not started and nor do we aim to establish who is

superior or

not. It is a top agenda with the Hare-Krsnas and the come over to me and claim

that tantra

and Shiva is inferior etc and we are superior. What's the use of answering back,

but after a

while its get too mcuh, so I felt the need to address the issue. I think this

shold be my last

mail on the issue to them. I felt like attaching a copy.

Jai Gurudev!!

 

 

"Om Namah Shivaya!!

 

I know you love to read verses.

You asked me to quote the exact verses of Lord Shiva Himself saying that he is

the giver of

5 kinds of liberation. I write the same below for you to read.

 

Krsna worships Lord SadaShiva in his previous incarnation as Rama who during

'Shri

ShivRaghav samwad' says in the trayodashodhyayah(Shri PadmaPuran, Shiva Gita

Chapter

13 Verse 2):

 

Bhagawankarunavishtahridaya tvam praseed me

Swarupam Lakshanam Mukteh Prabruhi PARMESHVARAH

 

Translation: Shri Rama says: O Lord - Ocean of Mercy! Be pleased and describe me

the

forms and characteristics of liberation.

 

 

Shiva Gita, Chapter 13, Verse 3:

Lord Shiva says to Ramachandra:

 

Salokyamapi SarupyamSashtarya Sayugyamevcha

Keivalyam cheti tam Viddhi Muktim Raghava Panchdha

 

Translation: The Lord says O Rama! salokya, Sarupya, Sashtarya, Sayugya and

Keivalya -

these are four kinds of Liberations.

 

Shiva Gita Chapter 13, Verse 4:

 

Ma Pujyati Nishkaamah Sarvadaa gyanvarjitah

sa me Lokam samaasaadhya bhukte bhoganyathepsitan

 

Translation: One who, is devoid of material desires and ignorance, and worships

me in my

idol form, in the end comes to my loka and gets Salokya mukti and enjoys various

kinds of

transcendental bliss and benefits.

 

Verse 5:

 

Gyatva Ma Pujayetdhyastu sarvakaamvivarjitah

mayaa smaanrupah sanmam loke mahiyate

 

One who nows my real form and devotionally worships me without any desires, gets

the

association of my form and all his desires are fulfilled and gets Sarupya mukti.

 

And similarly, he describes the other three ways of liberation to Ramachandra in

the

following 6th, 7th 8th and 9th verses, and that how one can achieve it by

worshiping HIM

- Shiva. In the 14th verse, Lord Shiva says:

 

Mam Swarupgyanen Yadaavidhya Pranashyati

Tadeik eva vartteiham manovaachamgocharah

 

Translation: When with the help of realized knowledge of my true form, ignorance

is

removed, then even above the sound and consciousness, only I exist!

 

First part of verse 15 Shiva says:

 

Sadeiv Parmanandah SvaPrakaash-shchidatmakah

Translation: I am the eternal Supreme Bliss, self lightened and eternal

super-soul.

 

Another part of the same verse he says:

Madanyannasti Yatkinchittada Vartehamekalah

 

Translation: There is nothing in this universe except me, Only I alone exist!

 

In verse 37 chapter 13, Lord Shiva says to Rama:

 

Nitya Pathati Yo dhyayamimam Ram Shranoti va

Sa Muchyate Dehbandhaadnaayasen Raghava

 

Translation: O Ramachandra! One who studies and listens to this chapter everyday

gets

easily relieved from this material existence.

 

In the verses 26 and 27 of chapter 14, Lord Shiva explains to Rama the

relationship of this

soul with the sense organs and body saying:

 

Kshetragyam Rathinam Shariram Rathmev tu

Vraddhim tu Saarathim Viddhi Pragrah tu Manastatha (verse: 26)

 

Explaining the body to be the chariot, sense organs as the horse in the chariot,

mind the

charioteer, consciousness the reins and the soul to be the passenger.

 

Indriyani Hayanvidhi Vishayansteshu Gocharaan

Indriyeirmanasa yuktam bhoktaram viddhi Purusham (verse: 27)

 

That the pure soul when is driven by the ill-controlled senses seems to suffer.

(I'm not giving the exact translation of this verse, but just the hint)

 

Deivi Hyosha Gunamayi mam maya duratyaya (second line verse 34)

It is very very difficult to get over my 'trigunatmak' maya.

 

 

Mamev ye prapadhyante mayametam taranti te (Verse 35)

 

Translation: Those who realize by surrendering to me, only get over this bondage

of maya.

 

In Verse 38 chapter 14, Lord Shiva says to Rama:

 

Nanayonishu Jatasya Dehino Yasya Kasyachit

Kotijanmaarjiteh Punyeirmyi bhaktih Prajayate

 

Translation: Having gone through different types of births in different yonis,

one out

having collecting the good deeds or 'Punyas' of a million births, develop my

bhakti.

 

And then in Verse 39, Lord Shiva says further:

 

Sa ev labhate gyanam madbhaktah Shraddhyanvitah

Nanyakarmani Kurvano janmakotishtairapi

 

Only a bhakta truly devoted to me receives the 'gyana' and the other in-spite of

doing

various karmas for millions of lives do not reach me.

 

In the chapter 14, verse no. 40 of Shiv Gita, Lord Shiva says to Rama (Krsna in

previous

incarnation):

 

Tatah Sarva Parityajya madbhaktim samudahar

sarvadharmanparityajya mamekamSharanam Vraj

Aham tvaam Sarvpaapebhyo Mokshayishyami ma shuchah

 

Translation: Due to this reason, O Rama! Leave everything else and be devoted to

me.

Leave all other Dharmas and seek my refuge. I will free you from all your sins

and liberate

you. Do not think much now.

 

 

So, dear bhakta, what else can I say after this last verse?

Of course, I can go on answering all your statements, questions, pretentions

etc. I have the

answers. I can still answer all the above said issues by you, including your

laughter. But I

don't think we are gaining anything here. As I made it clear before, my agenda

is not to

prove a superiority issue here. Nor it is to satissfy my ego by belittling Krsna

bhaktas. And

it is definitely not an agenda to fight. You wrongfully believed that I may be

jealouse of

Krsna and his bhaktas - I really expected you to be wiser than that. You come to

compete,

I don't, so how can I be jealous? I do not want to come and compete with Krsna

or his

bhaktas. That would be foolish! Wouldn't it? What's the illusion about?

 

Infact, I felt that I am wasting my energy in this useless argument with you.

Energy that I

would have otherwise utilized in my sadhna. Nor do I desire to gather a crowd of

people or

followers around me.

 

Again, I respect for Prabhupada for what he did. And I consider Lord Krsna as

Bhagawan.

There is no argument on this issue and this is not even an issue.

The only reason I came here is to stop the belitlling of Lord Shiva and some

understanding

on him apart from what you preach about him. But if you would still prefer to do

that, then

it is your prerogative. I can control only my actions.

Frankly speaking, we are not at a level, where we can decide and reveal to

ourselves the

true identity of the Lord. Arjuna couldn't. Only HE can. Maybe you are able to

do that. But I

would prefer to stick to my sadhna for now.

 

Wish you well in your endeavor!!

 

An ordinary Shiva bhakta,

Om Namah Shivaya!!"

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Jai Gurudev

 

For a couple of days, I have been going over articles

on Hare Krishna vs. Mahadev. Dear brother sorry if I

am buttig in.

 

I do not understand much but only that there is only

one, Gurudev, and all in Him and He in everyone.

Nothing beyond Him and nothing more than Him.

 

If someone says that He is greater or She is then it

is ones thinking, and in one spiritual life one

achieves only according to the volume of ones bowl.

 

Jagad Guru Shankracharay also realized this quite late

that there is nothing in debates. Only love, bhakti,

and shadna will matter to achieve him

 

Aum Param Tatvaya Narayanaya Namah!

 

 

 

Jai Gurudev

 

 

--- leondonjack <leondonjack wrote:

 

> Dear feloow Sadhaka,

>

> I completely agree with you that it is indeed a

> waste of time and energy to argue over that

> issue. An argument that I did not started and nor do

> we aim to establish who is superior or

> not. It is a top agenda with the Hare-Krsnas and the

> come over to me and claim that tantra

> and Shiva is inferior etc and we are superior.

> What's the use of answering back, but after a

> while its get too mcuh, so I felt the need to

> address the issue. I think this shold be my last

> mail on the issue to them. I felt like attaching a

> copy.

> Jai Gurudev!!

>

>

> "Om Namah Shivaya!!

>

> I know you love to read verses.

> You asked me to quote the exact verses of Lord Shiva

> Himself saying that he is the giver of

> 5 kinds of liberation. I write the same below for

> you to read.

>

> Krsna worships Lord SadaShiva in his previous

> incarnation as Rama who during 'Shri

> ShivRaghav samwad' says in the

> trayodashodhyayah(Shri PadmaPuran, Shiva Gita

> Chapter

> 13 Verse 2):

>

> Bhagawankarunavishtahridaya tvam praseed me

> Swarupam Lakshanam Mukteh Prabruhi PARMESHVARAH

>

> Translation: Shri Rama says: O Lord - Ocean of

> Mercy! Be pleased and describe me the

> forms and characteristics of liberation.

>

>

> Shiva Gita, Chapter 13, Verse 3:

> Lord Shiva says to Ramachandra:

>

> Salokyamapi SarupyamSashtarya Sayugyamevcha

> Keivalyam cheti tam Viddhi Muktim Raghava Panchdha

>

> Translation: The Lord says O Rama! salokya,

> Sarupya, Sashtarya, Sayugya and Keivalya -

> these are four kinds of Liberations.

>

> Shiva Gita Chapter 13, Verse 4:

>

> Ma Pujyati Nishkaamah Sarvadaa gyanvarjitah

> sa me Lokam samaasaadhya bhukte bhoganyathepsitan

>

> Translation: One who, is devoid of material desires

> and ignorance, and worships me in my

> idol form, in the end comes to my loka and gets

> Salokya mukti and enjoys various kinds of

> transcendental bliss and benefits.

>

> Verse 5:

>

> Gyatva Ma Pujayetdhyastu sarvakaamvivarjitah

> mayaa smaanrupah sanmam loke mahiyate

>

> One who nows my real form and devotionally worships

> me without any desires, gets the

> association of my form and all his desires are

> fulfilled and gets Sarupya mukti.

>

> And similarly, he describes the other three ways of

> liberation to Ramachandra in the

> following 6th, 7th 8th and 9th verses, and that how

> one can achieve it by worshiping HIM

> - Shiva. In the 14th verse, Lord Shiva says:

>

> Mam Swarupgyanen Yadaavidhya Pranashyati

> Tadeik eva vartteiham manovaachamgocharah

>

> Translation: When with the help of realized

> knowledge of my true form, ignorance is

> removed, then even above the sound and

> consciousness, only I exist!

>

> First part of verse 15 Shiva says:

>

> Sadeiv Parmanandah SvaPrakaash-shchidatmakah

> Translation: I am the eternal Supreme Bliss, self

> lightened and eternal super-soul.

>

> Another part of the same verse he says:

> Madanyannasti Yatkinchittada Vartehamekalah

>

> Translation: There is nothing in this universe

> except me, Only I alone exist!

>

> In verse 37 chapter 13, Lord Shiva says to Rama:

>

> Nitya Pathati Yo dhyayamimam Ram Shranoti va

> Sa Muchyate Dehbandhaadnaayasen Raghava

>

> Translation: O Ramachandra! One who studies and

> listens to this chapter everyday gets

> easily relieved from this material existence.

>

> In the verses 26 and 27 of chapter 14, Lord Shiva

> explains to Rama the relationship of this

> soul with the sense organs and body saying:

>

> Kshetragyam Rathinam Shariram Rathmev tu

> Vraddhim tu Saarathim Viddhi Pragrah tu Manastatha

> (verse: 26)

>

> Explaining the body to be the chariot, sense organs

> as the horse in the chariot, mind the

> charioteer, consciousness the reins and the soul to

> be the passenger.

>

> Indriyani Hayanvidhi Vishayansteshu Gocharaan

> Indriyeirmanasa yuktam bhoktaram viddhi Purusham

> (verse: 27)

>

> That the pure soul when is driven by the

> ill-controlled senses seems to suffer.

> (I'm not giving the exact translation of this verse,

> but just the hint)

>

> Deivi Hyosha Gunamayi mam maya duratyaya (second

> line verse 34)

> It is very very difficult to get over my

> 'trigunatmak' maya.

>

>

> Mamev ye prapadhyante mayametam taranti te (Verse

> 35)

>

> Translation: Those who realize by surrendering to

> me, only get over this bondage of maya.

>

> In Verse 38 chapter 14, Lord Shiva says to Rama:

>

> Nanayonishu Jatasya Dehino Yasya Kasyachit

> Kotijanmaarjiteh Punyeirmyi bhaktih Prajayate

>

> Translation: Having gone through different types of

> births in different yonis, one out

> having collecting the good deeds or 'Punyas' of a

> million births, develop my bhakti.

>

> And then in Verse 39, Lord Shiva says further:

>

> Sa ev labhate gyanam madbhaktah Shraddhyanvitah

> Nanyakarmani Kurvano janmakotishtairapi

>

> Only a bhakta truly devoted to me receives the

> 'gyana' and the other in-spite of doing

> various karmas for millions of lives do not reach

> me.

>

> In the chapter 14, verse no. 40 of Shiv Gita, Lord

> Shiva says to Rama (Krsna in previous

> incarnation):

>

> Tatah Sarva Parityajya madbhaktim samudahar

> sarvadharmanparityajya mamekamSharanam Vraj

> Aham tvaam Sarvpaapebhyo Mokshayishyami ma shuchah

>

> Translation: Due to this reason, O Rama! Leave

> everything else and be devoted to me.

> Leave all other Dharmas and seek my refuge. I will

> free you from all your sins and liberate

> you. Do not think much now.

>

>

> So, dear bhakta, what else can I say after this last

> verse?

> Of course, I can go on answering all your

> statements, questions, pretentions etc. I have the

> answers. I can still answer all the above said

> issues by you, including your laughter. But I

> don't think we are gaining anything here. As I made

> it clear before, my agenda is not to

> prove a superiority issue here. Nor it is to

> satissfy my ego by belittling Krsna bhaktas. And

> it is definitely not an agenda to fight. You

> wrongfully believed that I may be jealouse of

> Krsna and his bhaktas - I really expected you to be

> wiser than that. You come to compete,

> I don't, so how can I be jealous? I do not want to

> come and compete with Krsna or his

> bhaktas. That would be foolish! Wouldn't it? What's

> the illusion about?

>

> Infact, I felt that I am wasting my energy in this

> useless argument with you. Energy that I

> would have otherwise utilized in my sadhna. Nor do I

> desire to gather a crowd of people or

> followers around me.

>

> Again, I respect for Prabhupada for what he did. And

> I

=== message truncated ===

 

 

 

 

 

 

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What I have small knowledge is, Lord shiva's Guru is Lord Narayana/Krishna.

 

Lord Narayana's/Krishna's Guru is Lord Shiva, When they themselves don't

have problem with each other, why do we fight and waste time on such foolish

things.

 

Narayan Yantra & Shiva Yantra are same.

 

Jai Gurudev

Vikram

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