Guest guest Posted August 25, 2001 Report Share Posted August 25, 2001 Meditating On Guru Verse 3 Preamble: Guru is now meditated upon in the form of charmed holy syllables 'Gu-Ru' and Swamiji shows how they are assimilated through the path of our breathing. Hamsaabyaam parivrutta haardakamale shuddhe agatkaaranam Vishwaakaara maneka deha nilayam swachchamda maanamdakam / Sarvaakaara makhamda chidghana rasam poorna hyanamtam shubham Pratyanshaakshara vigraham Guruvaram dhyaayet vibhum shashvatam // Sri Guru who is the cause of the universe and who has the image of the universe in Him and who wears several bodies, who works at will, who is blissful, who is incarnation of the indivisible One. Embodiment of sublime knowledge and wisdom, integrated personality, infinite, auspicious, the very form of the meaning of the disyllable word, 'Gu-Ru', and the eternal, is to be worshipped in the purified lotus of the heart with the revolution of the twin swans of 'HAMSA' and 'SOHAM' (i.e. through breathing in and out). We all live through the process of inhaling. 'HAMSA" or the Swan is the symbol of this breathing. One breath goes inside, but it doesn't come out as it goes in. It purifies blood in the region of heart and undergoes self-change before it comes out. So the swan that goes in is different from the one that comes out and they are two. The swinging of the swans is the source of our life. It also purifies the lotus of our heart. Now let us come to the word 'Guru'. It is a very powerful spell. The two sacred syllables are the direct image of that deity, Guru. When the two syllables are made two swans and sent into the heart through breathing in and out, then it is alled 'AJAPA' (chantless worship). One who goes on practicing this gets not only his heart purified but also the Yogic heart on his right side. The Guru comes and appears on his own accord before one who meditates upon him imagining him as the image of the sacred formula 'GURU' in 'AJAPA' and 'JAPA' (chantful). Make international calls for as low as $.04/minute with Messenger http://phonecard./ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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