Guest guest Posted March 12, 2009 Report Share Posted March 12, 2009 STANZA-14 sarvagah sarvavidbhanur visvakseno janardanah vedo vedavidavyango vedango vedavit kavih (Sarvagah) = He pervades all (Sarvavit) = He knows all (Bhanuh) = Brilliant as His own rays . . (Visvaksenah) = The leader of the army of the universe jana rdanah) = He eats away all the beings in his manifestation as time (Vedah) = wisdom (Vedavit) = one who knows the wisdom (Avyangah) = the one without any defective limb (Vedangah) = the owner of the limbs of wisdom (Vedavit) = the knower of scriptures (Kavih) = the prophet poet MEANING: Invoke the Lord as the all pervading, all knowing and the one brilliant as his own rays. He is the leader of the armies of the universe and He eats everyone into Him since He is also time. He is the wisdom, the knower of wisdom without any defective limb since He is the Lord of the limbs of wisdom. He is the knower of the scriptures as well as the prophet poet who composes them. .. Explanation : 1. The presence of the Lord pervades each unit space and time. It pervades each unit counterpart of the atom. The presence of the different states of existence like matter, force, life, consciousness etc., are all due to the folds of ignorance and the layers of iimitation in the cognizance of the individual consciousness. The difference between the dynamic and the static states, the living and the non-living, the conscious and the unconscious are ap due to the various layers that are objective. The Lord exists as the one subjective presence of all these and hence, He is the Lord who pervades. 2 He.starts as the observer consciousness on the plane of objectivity and hence, He plays the role of the ignorant one who starts His journey of unfoldment in the living beings. This goes on until He expands into the comprehension of the cosmic and supra-cosmic expanses. Thus the Lord is the omniscient one, who knows everYthing before the beginning and who goes on knowing everything as an individual. 3. If we observe a sun-globe, we find that His brilliance is due to his own presence as his rays. The same is the case with the comprehension of everyone of us. The brilliance of comprehension is limited by the concept of the individual while the brilliance goes on expanding the concept as the urge of knowing and realising the unknown until the limitation of the concept breaks " and gives way to the conte~t as the one all-brilliance. 4. The devas of one universe stand in a beaUtiful arrangement both in position and in work. The intelligences and the energy centres that manifest from these devas also stand in a pre-arranged discipline and order which keeps the ultimate fitness of things in the pattern. This order and discipline is manifesting itself through the pattern of the solar system in the atom with the solar precision of the year as well as the atomic structure and number. All these things reveal that there is a particular manifestation of the Lord as the Commandant General with all the devas as his armies. Such a one is called VishvaksentJ in the Vaishn.ava symbolism. He is said to hold the rod in his hand and lead the armies through channellised patterns to form the defence line of the Lord's kingdom. In the Saiva symbolism, He is called Subrahmanya, the first Kumara who holds Sakti (power) as his weapon and leads the armies of gods. 5. Time is the one which dissolves forms and incidents. After everything has served its purpose as a time-marker it will work oUt its own removal from form and existence. This is done by virtue of the time-sense through it. Just as we remove everything to its original place from the table after the dinneI is finished, everyone in the universe is dissolved into the background from its own place temporarily decided. This is one of the properties of time which works out only through the individual. The winding up of great institutions, the breaking up of empires and governments and the individual deaths on the physicaJ plane are all affected by this manifestation of the Lord as time. 6. One unit breath of the whole cosmos holds all the array of its own detail as one unit of wisdom which is probed into by the individuals according to the permitted windows of oomprehension. This un~t of the whole wisdom of the cosmos is called Veda in Sanskrit. It is verily the photograph of the Lord Himself 7. The knower of the Veda is also the Lord Himself in the guise of an individual unfolding into the total pattern. For this reason, it is understood in the Indian tradition that there is no difference in quality between the Lord and a Brahmin who knows the Veda in its true sense. 8. The limbs of an individual are his own counterparts. The Lord in every one of us is a unit Lord who is provided with a complete set of all the limbs to develop. Though sometimes the actions of the lower natUre may render the physical development of the limb defective, any creature is never created defective of the potential mechanism of the limbs, Above the etheric plane, the body of every individual is perfect and without any defect. For all the beings well-behaved, the same perfection holds. good with the manifestation of the physical limbs also. Perfection of manifestation is one of the splendours of the Lord. 9. The cosmic wisdom has six keys which work as the limbs of the whole pattern. They are : (I) Chandas, the periodicity and the ryrhm of the universe expressed in terms of time and space. (II) Kalpa or the practical detail of one unit creation as it is worked. out in the form of a ritUal by the creator. A knowledge of these two branches give us the measures of time and space that are revealed through the ancient scriptUre. It is said that the whole expanse of creation is having divisions of its active and passive phases expressed as the day and night ofBrahma. The day is composed of one thousand .divine years and is subdivided into manvantaras each having seventyone Mahayugas. The detail of all this is called Kalpa or the practical unit ~f the total formula of creation worked out by creator as the grand ritual. (III) Vyakarana The cosmic grammar which gives the utterence of the whole creation as the one sentence with its subject, predicate and object as the threefold manifestation of the Lord Himsel£ (IV) Siksha or the process of utterence through the power of sound which we call OM. (V) fyotisha or the phenomenon of light and its splendours. This is understood in terms of astronomy and astrology which is of a superior nature when compared with the present mitigated understanding of astrology and astronomy. (VI) Nirukta or the meaning of words as a key to the cosmic wisdom. .. All these six limbs of wisdom develop from the one embryo of wisdom who is the Lord Himself, in His creative aspect. There are books in the various languages which counterfiet the names of these branches but they are the partially copied passages from the pages of the cosmic wisdom torn by each scholar according to his own blind spots of comprehension. 11. Similarly we find the literary counterparts of the cosmic wisdom which we call the scriptures of the world. The Vedic text as well as any other scripture is a literary photograph of the vedic wisdom that exists on the cosmic plane. For this reason the texts of the vedas are also honoured as the exhalation of the Lord Himsel£ 12. The word Kavi in Sanskrit means a poet in its ordinary sense. But when used in the Vedas and allied scriptUres it means the sun-god who is the seer of the whole universe. He is said to have a continuous, instentaneous glance of the whole universe by the power of his rays of illumination. He is further described as the poet who utters the splendours for the whole creation by the powers of his own imagination and description as a poet. He is also described as the prophet who prophesies the occurances of one spell of creation. COURTESY- MASTER E.K Regards Bharathi.A . Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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