Guest guest Posted May 3, 2004 Report Share Posted May 3, 2004 CHAPTER 11 ON THE COMPATIBILITY OF JNANA AND SIDDHIS Professor K.Swaminathan and Sri Visvanatha Swami Translation >From 3 to verse 15 , when the original question is recalled , the Muni exuberantly and poetically sings the glories of the Maharshi , his Sad Guru .This translation, as are all the others, is in prose and therefore cannot recapture the beauty of the Muni's Sanskrit . 7.Oh Brahman, through God-given vision, I behold you again and again as Subrahmanya, the best of Brahmanyas, in human form. 8.Lord,not in Swamimalai, nor in Tirutanni hill, nor on top of Venkatachala do you now dwell.In reality you are in Arunachala. 9.Oh Lord, you taught, in ancient days, the secret buma vidya [knowledge of the ground of Being] to Maharshi Narada, who served you as a discuple . __________ Messenger - Communicate instantly..."Ping" your friends today! Download Messenger Now http://uk.messenger./download/index.html Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 3, 2004 Report Share Posted May 3, 2004 RamanaMaharshi, Alan Jacobs <alanadamsjacobs> wrote: CHAPTER 11 ON THE COMPATIBILITY OF JNANA AND SIDDHIS Professor K.Swaminathan and Sri Visvanatha Swami Translation >From 3 to verse 15 , when the original question is recalled , the Muni exuberantly and poetically sings the glories of the Maharshi , his Sad Guru .This translation, as are all the others, is in prose and therefore cannot recapture the beauty of the Muni's Sanskrit . 7.Oh Brahman, through God-given vision, I behold you again and again as Subrahmanya, the best of Brahmanyas, in human form. 8.Lord,not in Swamimalai, nor in Tirutanni hill, nor on top of Venkatachala do you now dwell.In reality you are in Arunachala. 9.Oh Lord, you taught, in ancient days, the secret buma vidya [knowledge of the ground of Being] to Maharshi Narada, who served you as a discuple . versification: In vision divine I view you as Subrahmanya, In human form the very best,of Brahmanyas, Not on Tiruttani Hill, nor on Swamimalai, Nor on the holy peak of Mount Venkatachala, Do you dwell,oh Lord, but on Sacred Arunachala! Oh Lord, in ancient days, you to famed Sage Narada, Of 'The Ground of Being',did teach him Bhuma Vidya. ============================================================ Ramana Gita [Translation & Commentary by AR Natarajan] Chapter 11 `On Compatibility of Gnana & Siddhis' V7 By the divine vision given to me I see you, again and again as Subrahmanya, the foremost among the knowers of Brahman, in the human form. V8 You are not residing in Swamimalai, nor in Tiruttani, nor on the top of Venkatachala. You dwell now in reality in Arunachala. V9 Once you taught the secret of the science of the Self to Maharshi Narada who served you as a disciple. Commentary .. . . . . the Muni describes his vision made possible by the opening of the eye of wisdom through divine grace. Chandogya Upanishad refers to the teaching of the science of the Self to Narada by Sanatkumara. Narada was well versed in scriptural knowledge but could not attain the bliss of Self-abidance. The secret of it was learnt by him from Sanatkumara, with whom the Muni identifies Ramana. There is also an autobiographical touch in this verse. The muni had performed severe austerities, repeated sacred syllables times without number and was vastly erudite in the scriptures. Yet peace eluded him till the secret of Self-knowledge through search for the source of thought and sound was revealed to him by Ramana.* [*Bhagavan and Nayana – P4] ====== anu > > > > > > __________ > Messenger - Communicate instantly..."Ping" > your friends today! Download Messenger Now > http://uk.messenger./download/index.html Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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