Guest guest Posted July 26, 2001 Report Share Posted July 26, 2001 Jaya Guru Datta, Here is today's saying: "Generally people can think only of those things about which they have some idea. Therefore the Lord, gives a description of His attributes. The Lord, the Supreme Being, is Kavi. The word Kavi means omniscient, intelligent and knowing the past, present and future. Kavi also signifies the one who can see much beyond what ordinary people can see (Krantadarshi) and one who can realize the transcendental entity (Atindriya darshi). He is Purana, which means the Ancient One. There was nothing prior to the Lord. Everything including the whole cosmos has originated from Him. He is Anusasita, the ruler or the Lord of the whole universe. He is Anoraneeyaan, the subtlest among things subtle. He is Sarvasya Daata, meaning the support of all. As the ocean is the support of all the waves, so also, Brahman is the support of the whole universe. He is Achintya Purusha. He cannot be comprehended by the ordinary mind. But a mind which is fully purified by austerities and meditation can become one with Him. He is Adityavarna, resplendent like the Sun, being luminous with the eternal light of consciousness. He is Tamasah Parastaat, beyond the darkness of ignorance and delusion. At the time of death one should contemplate on the Lord by understanding Him through these eight attributes with a steady mind endowed with devotion and strength of Yoga. Thus causing the life-force (Prana) to enter the space between the eye-brows by stages, the Yogi reaches the Supreme Divine Spirit." Sri Swamiji Bhakti Mala, May 2000, Lessons From Bhagavad Gita - 79 http://www.dattapeetham.com/india/bhaktimala/may2000/gitajmay2000.html Sri Guru Datta, Swamiji Says Suggest a quote for tomorrow's Swamiji Says! Send your favorite Swamiji sayings to: swamiji-says _____ Send a cool gift with your E-Card http://www.bluemountain.com/giftcenter/ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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