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Namaste ji,

 

Thank you very much ji for explaning the verses.

 

Correct me if I am wrong ji, searching and loving Kali Maa would be

the ultimate,however all other material gifts like family, house

money are given to us in order for us to love her more rather than to

love the wealth.

 

Lets work on verse 2

 

verse 2

 

kurvann eveha karmani jijivisec chatam samah evam tvayi

nanyatheto'sti na karma lipyate nare.

 

Thank you.

 

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Namaste Nurcarnation,Thank you very much ji for explaining the verses.

Thank you Ma……………Correct me if I am wrong ji, searching and loving Kali Maa

would be the ultimate, however all other material gifts like family, house

money are given to us in order for us to love her more rather than to love the

wealth.

Yes but they are not given but more of entrusted to us for a short period of time ……………………..

Ma gave us a child to guide them to divinity. The house to make a home.The money

to make provide his/her needs …….Thus they are not material gifts but spiritual

as well

Lots in this world seem to think life is divided spiritual and material. The

truth is there is only one life and we are to manifest divinity in it . It is

not wrong being a person who earns money, leads a family life and so forth but

it is only wrong not manifesting the divinity within it . The rishis are

married aren’t they divine? Spirituality is a way of life not a part of it.

Wherever you are, whatever you do you could practice them not when your are

young or when you are old but NOW !!!

Lets work on verse 2verse 2kurvann eveha karmani jijivisec chatam samah evam

tvayi nanyatheto'sti na karma lipyate nare.

Kurvann( performing) eveha (alone) karmani(scripture ordained work)

jijivisec(should desire to live) chatam(a hundred) samah (years) evam (thus)

tvayi(you) nanyatheto'sti(other altenative) na(no) karma (work) lipyate(stains

) nare(man)

By only performing scripture ordained works should one desire to live a hundred

years. Thus in no other way can you be free from the stains (attachment) as

long as you are fond of your human life

 

This means if one has not completely cultivated renunciation or non attachment

as was stated in the first verse than the next option open to him is to

manifest divinity in this life (which is stated in Veda could go on average of

100 year at that time) by conducting one self according to the scriptural way

of living. This brings in 2 important point ;

For one who have completely established in Self by practice of renunciation and

detachment to the world ,the scripture would not be very applicable but only

become a reference point to reflect on their experience (sannyasi,aghoras and

so forth).Thus for those who are intellectually evolved, the practice of jnana

yoga by practice of renunciation and non attachment is recommended.

For those who are very much in the world then scriptural practice becomes

important that is why in Hinduism every path life has it’s corresponding

scripture like for wealth artha shastra for fulfillment of desire kama shastra

for longevity of life ayurveda shastra for occupation of land vastu shastra and

etc .etc. Thus for those who are action orientated the path of karma yoga or

selfless service have been stated which is actually by following scripture

ordained duties.

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