Guru Gita - Session 25 -The Blue Pearl

[Guest guest]

Namah Shivaya,

 

I went to another translation of the Guru Gita to try

and understand the meaning of the Blue Pearl.

 

According to Swami Satyananda Saraswati in "The Guru

and the Goddess":

 

The Blue Pearl means one-pointed awareness.

 

Verse 121.

 

Sri Mahadev said: ‘Pindam’ is Kundalini Shakti,

‘padam’ is said to be ‘hamsa’ (prana); know ‘rupam’ to

be the Blue Pearl and ‘rupatitam’ (beyond the Blue

Pearl) to be pure Being.

 

Verse 122.

 

O Beautiful One, there is no doubt that he whose

Kundalini is awakened, whose prana is steady, who has

seen the Blue Pearl and even beyond, is truly

liberated.

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[Guest guest]

Namah Shivaya,

 

Could it be the blue colored, circular shape of the spiritual eye, surrounded by a yellow color, with a star in it's center, that can be seen during meditation? I think it was Yogananda who said that to see the spiritual eye isn't enough, but that one needs to enter into it, in order to enter into cosmic conciousness.

 

Stacee Kramer <stacee.kramer (AT) sbcglobal (DOT) net> wrote: Namah Shivaya,

 

I went to another translation of the Guru Gita to try

and understand the meaning of the Blue Pearl.

 

According to Swami Satyananda Saraswati in "The Guru

and the Goddess":

 

The Blue Pearl means one-pointed awareness.

 

Verse 121.

 

Sri Mahadev said: ‘Pindam’ is Kundalini Shakti,

‘padam’ is said to be ‘hamsa’ (prana); know ‘rupam’ to

be the Blue Pearl and ‘rupatitam’ (beyond the Blue

Pearl) to be pure Being.

 

Verse 122.

 

O Beautiful One, there is no doubt that he whose

Kundalini is awakened, whose prana is steady, who has

seen the Blue Pearl and even beyond, is truly

liberated.

>

 

 

 

 

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