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Does anyone out there recognize from which of our bhajans the

following English translated line comes?

 

"Through discrimination alone the courageous one can tread on the

path to the abode of eternal peace."

 

Your help is dearly appreciated. I'm putting together my thesis on

the bhajans. The line above was mentioned by one of the Co-

researchers but she couldn't identify from which song it came.

 

Aikya

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Aikya,

 

Amma does it again!!!

 

I was just humming the song you want today- it is

'kadinnu kadai' - one of my favorites.

 

The exact line you want is 'Dhiran orali vivekatma

bodhal paramtatva vishranti margam gamikkum'.

 

In one of the videos-bhakti i think- you will see

Amma sing this song and break into tears.

 

This song is fantastic- verses which are kind of

taken from the upanishads..

 

for example -'Suryan jvalikka swayam chandra taram

ellam Amme nin tejasil jvolikkum- is 'Na tatra Suryo

bhati na chandra tarakam' which the Swamis chant when

Amma walks into the hall -during the padapuja.

 

This song is absolutely fantastic ..

 

bala

 

 

 

--- aikya <aikya wrote:

> Does anyone out there recognize from which of our

> bhajans the

> following English translated line comes?

>

> "Through discrimination alone the courageous one can

> tread on the

> path to the abode of eternal peace."

>

> Your help is dearly appreciated. I'm putting

> together my thesis on

> the bhajans. The line above was mentioned by one of

> the Co-

> researchers but she couldn't identify from which

> song it came.

>

> Aikya

>

>

 

 

 

 

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In a message dated 4/18/02 11:23:07 AM Pacific Daylight Time, aikya

writes:

 

<< Amalia also replied to me that it was the song in

Volume 1, page 118. >>

 

only because Bala knew it was that song, and I looked it up:>)

Thanks Bala!

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Thanks, Bala. Amalia also replied to me that it was the song in

Volume 1, page 118. I am now in the office and the songbooks, of

course, are home. Volume 1, page 118 is a song fashioned after Kena

Upanishad. Not sure if it is the same one you name. I'll check from

home.

 

Thanks for replying.

 

Aikya

 

 

Ammachi, balakrishnan Shankar <balakrishnan_sh>

wrote:

> Aikya,

>

> Amma does it again!!!

>

> I was just humming the song you want today- it is

> 'kadinnu kadai' - one of my favorites.

>

> The exact line you want is 'Dhiran orali vivekatma

> bodhal paramtatva vishranti margam gamikkum'.

>

> In one of the videos-bhakti i think- you will see

> Amma sing this song and break into tears.

>

> This song is fantastic- verses which are kind of

> taken from the upanishads..

>

> for example -'Suryan jvalikka swayam chandra taram

> ellam Amme nin tejasil jvolikkum- is 'Na tatra Suryo

> bhati na chandra tarakam' which the Swamis chant when

> Amma walks into the hall -during the padapuja.

>

> This song is absolutely fantastic ..

>

> bala

>

>

>

> --- aikya <aikya> wrote:

> > Does anyone out there recognize from which of our

> > bhajans the

> > following English translated line comes?

> >

> > "Through discrimination alone the courageous one can

> > tread on the

> > path to the abode of eternal peace."

> >

> > Your help is dearly appreciated. I'm putting

> > together my thesis on

> > the bhajans. The line above was mentioned by one of

> > the Co-

> > researchers but she couldn't identify from which

> > song it came.

> >

> > Aikya

> >

> >

>

>

>

>

> Tax Center - online filing with TurboTax

> http://taxes./

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