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RAMANA GITA CHAPTER 18.On The Glory of the Siddhas

 

V 14

 

Trans. Prof.Swaminathan & Visvanatha Swami

 

Even now in the thousand petalled lotus of his head

there shines Devasena *

lovely in looks and mind,

in the form of auspicious thoughts;

and yet he is free

from the faintest scent of desire.

Though thus he is a householder,

he is the King of ascetics.

 

*senior consort of Kumara

 

 

 

 

 

 

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RAMANA GITA CHAPTER 18.On The Glory of the Siddhas

 

V 14

 

Trans. Prof.Swaminathan & Visvanatha Swami

 

Even now in the thousand petalled lotus of his head

there shines Devasena *

lovely in looks and mind,

in the form of auspicious thoughts;

and yet he is free

from the faintest scent of desire.

Though thus he is a householder,

he is the King of ascetics.

 

*senior consort of Kumara

 

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Ramana Gita [Translation and Commentary by AR Natarajan]

Chapter 18 `The Glory of Siddhas'

 

V14

Even now, Devasana, lovely in looks and mind, shines in the

thousand-petaled lotus of his head, in the form of auspicious

thoughts; and yet he is free from desire. Though he is thus a

householder he is the king of ascetics.

 

Commentary

The Muni's vision of Ramana was as the divine Subrahmanya who had two

consorts `Valli' and `Devasana', Valli is referred to in verse four of

this chapter as Consciousness, and Devasana is referred to in this

verse as the pure mind. He is the highest Yogi because of his steady

Brahmic state.

 

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