A Question about Sri Nissargadatta Maharaj

[Guest guest]

I have been reading and studying all the know typescripts given by him

and notice that he was not only Jnana Yogi but also Bhakti Yogi, and

regularly offer incense and chanted Bhajans several times a day.

 

Is there any record of what those chants were? (with interpretation in

English if possible).

 

>From his references to the Bhagavad Gita it appears he felt a

relationship to Krishna.

 

I also notice that he recommended Japa practice to some of his

followers. Is there any record of particular Japa which he recommended?

 

Thank you for any information which anyone can provide,

John

[Guest guest]

John,

Here is a link for bhajans as sung in tradition of Nisar' Maharaj. On bottom of the page there are some bhajans with English translation.

http://www.wayofthebird.com/Bhajans.htm

Can you tell us the books/typescripts you have been reading about Sh Nisar'.

nn,

 

John Logan <johnrloganis > wrote:

I have been reading and studying all the know typescripts given by him

and notice that he was not only Jnana Yogi but also Bhakti Yogi, and

regularly offer incense and chanted Bhajans several times a day.

 

Is there any record of what those chants were? (with interpretation in

English if possible).

 

>From his references to the Bhagavad Gita it appears he felt a

relationship to Krishna.

 

I also notice that he recommended Japa practice to some of his

followers. Is there any record of particular Japa which he recommended?

 

Thank you for any information which anyone can provide,

John

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Has anyone here read Mark West's new book based on notes he took when

with Nisargadatta?

 

I haven't read it and would like to find out what it's mainly about

and if it would be worthwhile to purchase a copy (if my wife ever lets

me see some money).

 

Richard