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Reminiscences of Shri Kunju Swamigal - 32

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A sadhu used to go round the hill every day.He never did any

meditation or japa.One day when

he asked Sri Bhagvan for a particular book,Sri Bhagvan asked me to

get if for him.Later He

asked me whether i had given the book to him.I said i had.I asked Sri

Bhagvan why the

gentleman wanted a book when his interest was only in giripradakshina

and nothing else.

Sri Bhagvan said,"There is nothing better than giripradakshina.That

alone is enough.If you

do japa or meditation sitting in one place,the mind may wander.But

during giripradakshina,

the limbs move but the mind will be still.Doing japa or meditation

without any other thought

while walking is called samadhi in movement.That is why in those days

walking was considered

so important.Giripradakshina is particularly important.As there are

several medicinal herbs

on the hill,their breeze will be good for health.There are serveral

siddhas and sages on the

hill even now though we cannot see them.They also go round the hill

unseen by us.When we go

round the hill,we should walk on the left side of the road,otherwise

we shall be obstructing

their movement.We will also have the benifit of walking around

them.We will get their

blessings also." I was very happy to hear about the value of

giripradakshina.I have become

more enthusiastic about it ever since.

 

in Sri Bhagavn,

sriram

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