Guest guest Posted September 7, 2006 Report Share Posted September 7, 2006 In the popular Hindi movie, "Kashmir Ki Kali" (back in the 1960s), Shammi Kapoor sings to Sharmilla Tagore (later Sharmilla Patodi, I believe) the following lines in a love song (Hai Re Hai) Khud Ko Kho Ke (Upon losing myself) Tuj Ko Paya (You were received) Kya Meri Taqdir Hae! (What an amazing destiny is mine!). That is Para Bhakti from the perspective of the devotee of the Lord. Surrendering one's individual identity and individual existence (in faith and by Grace) to the Heart, the Heart instantaneously emerges as the Universal Identity as one's own Self. The One without a second. The Knower, Known, and Knowing as One Whole. That is Nirvikalpa and what the ancients referred to as the Lord whose nature is that of Sat-Chit-Ananda. This is followed by the understanding of the Advaitic Mahavakyas such as "I am That". Then this song makes perfect sense. Khud Ko Kho Ke (Upon losing myself) Tuj Ko Paya (You were received) Kya Meri Taqdir Hae! (What an amazing destiny is mine!). Love to all Harsha Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 7, 2006 Report Share Posted September 7, 2006 , Harsha wrote: > > In the popular Hindi movie, "Kashmir Ki Kali" (back in the 1960s), > Shammi Kapoor sings to Sharmilla Tagore (later Sharmilla Patodi, I > believe) the following lines in a love song (Hai Re Hai) > > Khud Ko Kho Ke (Upon losing myself) > Tuj Ko Paya (You were received) > Kya Meri Taqdir Hae! (What an amazing destiny is mine!). > > That is Para Bhakti from the perspective of the devotee of the Lord. > Surrendering one's individual identity and individual existence (in > faith and by Grace) to the Heart, the Heart instantaneously emerges as > the Universal Identity as one's own Self. The One without a second. The > Knower, Known, and Knowing as One Whole. That is Nirvikalpa and what the > ancients referred to as the Lord whose nature is that of > Sat-Chit-Ananda. This is followed by the understanding of the Advaitic > Mahavakyas such as "I am That". > > Then this song makes perfect sense. > > Khud Ko Kho Ke (Upon losing myself) > Tuj Ko Paya (You were received) > Kya Meri Taqdir Hae! (What an amazing destiny is mine!). > > Love to all > Harsha > I love you Harsha. Anna Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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