Meditation on Guru Verse 3 part 2

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Meditation on Guru Verse 3 part 2

 

In what form does He (Guru) appear? In the form of a

man? In the form of a god? With beard? tonsured?

or how?

 

Here all the attributes of the Guru elucidate his

supreme nature. So He appears as a personification of

the same.

 

Universe means name and form. The Guru is the cause

of that universe which means that it emerges from him.

So the whole world is in his image just like the

bangles, rings, and chains that come out of gold.

So He has several bodies. Some keep a small idol and

say that He is their Guru. It is not correct as all

bodies belong to him.

 

All of us can't live completely independent. For that

matter, we can't also die independently. Nature is

not in our control. Let alone Nature, the mind

forces us to act against our will. Then where is

liberty? But the Guru is not like that. He is

absolutely free. He can keep control over himself,

also on the whole world. How is this possible? It is

so because He is everything.

 

Since He possesses all these qualities, He is the

personification of Bliss. In other words, he is a

mass of happiness. Those who worship him, naturally

attain that Bliss. That bliss is auspicious,

infinite,

absolute, all pervading and omniscient. In the

parlance of 'Saastras' it is called AKHAMDA CHIDGHANA

RASAM' (the quintessence of the sublime bliss).

 

It is the true quality of the Guru and he appears when

chanted with the 'Guru Mantra' in that form.

 

 

 

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