To Nanda ~ another question from Q&A WITH SWAMIJI- Acharas

[Guest guest]

Dear Nanda ~ in my rush to ask my question, I forgot I also had a question

from Swamiji's response: What is Tattva Jnana and where can we find it? Ah, I

always feel there is something I've missed learning or reading about, and so,

sometimes when I am reading a post, something is mentioned, and I have no

clue as to what it is. Thank you for any help you can provide ~ Linda

 

Nanda wrote:

 

Question from Nanda:

I have often heard you tell us that we practice Siddhantachara at the

Mandir. I would like to know about the five acharas that precede and the two that

follow Siddhantachara. Are they given in any particular order - ie we need to

practise (for example) Dakshinachar before moving on to Siddhantachara? Can

you please clarify - thank you for your time.

 

Swamiji's response:

Yes, they are given in order:

inspiration (Vaishnavachara)

study (Vedicachara)

practice (Shaivachara)

application (Vamachara)

reducing our necessity to act (Dakshinachara)

 

Those are the first five. (Please see Tattva Jnana.)

 

Siddhantachara

 

Then comes

union (Yogachara)

and the behavior of perfection, maintaining the same bhava always.

(Kulachara)

[Guest guest]

Jai Maa Linda,

 

Tattva Jnana is a book by Swamji. It is available at the bookstore

 

http://www.shreemaa.org/drupal/node/404

 

Jai Maa!

 

 

, nierika wrote:

>

>

> Dear Nanda ~ in my rush to ask my question, I forgot I also had a question

> from Swamiji's response: What is Tattva Jnana and where can we find it? Ah, I

> always feel there is something I've missed learning or reading about, and so,

> sometimes when I am reading a post, something is mentioned, and I have no

> clue as to what it is. Thank you for any help you can provide ~ Linda

>

> Nanda wrote:

>

> Question from Nanda:

> I have often heard you tell us that we practice Siddhantachara at the

> Mandir. I would like to know about the five acharas that precede and the two that

> follow Siddhantachara. Are they given in any particular order - ie we need to

> practise (for example) Dakshinachar before moving on to Siddhantachara? Can

> you please clarify - thank you for your time.

>

> Swamiji's response:

> Yes, they are given in order:

> inspiration (Vaishnavachara)

> study (Vedicachara)

> practice (Shaivachara)

> application (Vamachara)

> reducing our necessity to act (Dakshinachara)

>

> Those are the first five. (Please see Tattva Jnana.)

>

> Siddhantachara

>

> Then comes

> union (Yogachara)

> and the behavior of perfection, maintaining the same bhava always.

> (Kulachara)

>