Garuda Purana .. part 10

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GARUDA Purana part… 10

 

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Let us Continue Reading Puranas.

Puranas are also a Treasure to Sanathana Dharma.

Agni Purana, Brahma Purana, Garuda Purana,

Markandeya Purana, Varaha Purana, Matsya Purana

Vishnu Purana, Linga Purana, Narada Purana,

Padma Purana, Shiva Purana, Skanda Purana,

Vamana Purana

Let us start read one by one .

We Finish reading AGNIPURANA & Brahma Purana

Now we will continue reading GARUDA Purana .same like

before I will post Garuda Purana as part by part.

 

 

I Know while reading Manusmriti to read

Other puranas may be difficult , but as you know

at least to taste our great values in

Sananthana Dharma One Human life is not enough,

so I try my level best to spread this values

to my respected friends.

If anyone miss to read or interest to read my

previous postings Chanakya Neetisastra,

Kautiliya Arthasastra , Vidura niti or

Tiruvallurs Tirukkural,and Uddhavagita or

any part of Manusmriti ,Agnipurana

pls mail to me , I will send again to you.

I humbly request you to forward this values to your family, friends and to your groups. Allow all people from different religion to understand the value of our Sanathana Dharma. At least let them learn and then let them criticize.

 

Here we start the translation of the text of the GARUDA PURANA in Short at the currently available form :

I am not a scholar to modify any of this laws or puranas or its languages suitable for modern life .I Humbly request you to read it and think in a modern scientific way. Like in Bhagavadgita Chapter 18 text 63 it is said by lord Krishna Thus I have explained to you knowledge still more confidential. Deliberate on this fully, and then do what you wish to do.

As my Guru told me

One need not worry too much about the source of certain knowledge. Just adopt in our life if they are good. If needed refine the knowledge by way of addition, deletion, modification and correction. Also try to understand the meaning of Different Castes , it is not by birth it is by his performance.

GARUDA Purana part… 10

 

THE SUPREME YOGAOnce, sage Shaunak asked Sutji about the reasons behind man's sorrow. Sutji told him that man's ego and his attachments to this mortal world were the two most important causes for his sorrow and until he gets rid of them he will continue to suffer. Sutji said-' The 'Tree of ignorance' sprouts from the seed of 'Egotism' and it receives its nutrition from sensual pleasures. Only those who possess the 'Axe of knowledge' are successful in felling this 'Tree of ignorance' and experience the ecstasy of Divine bliss. Once a man has experienced this divine bliss he not only becomes free from all kinds of sorrow but is also freed from the cycles of birth, death and rebirth. This divine link which a man establishes with the Almighty is called 'Mahayoga' (The supreme Yoga). But, those unfortunate people who have not experienced this

divine bliss continue to get trapped by the worldly illusions leading to their countless births and deaths.' Sutji then went on to describe the means by which a man can have a pure heart and said-' Austerities like meditation, worship, fasts, oblations, charity, etc., certainly helps a man in getting rid of all kinds of impurities.'

DEVOTION - THE PATH LEADING TO ALMIGHTYGlorifying devotion as the simplest means to reach God, Sutji told Shaunak that there was nothing else that pleased God more than the unflinching devotion of his devotee in him. Sutji said- 'A devotee who chants the holy name of God acquires imperishable virtues and attains salvation even if he were a lowly sinner. One who has surrendered himself to the will of God is absolved of all his sins. Even 'Yamaraj'- The lord of death has strictly instructed his escorts to spare those who are devotees of Lord Vishnu. Lord Vishnu himself has declared that anybody having total devotion in him should be considered as the most virtuous soul even if he had committed the most heinous of sins.'Further hailing the glory of chanting Lord Vishnu's name Sutji said-' The mere chanting of Lord Vishnu's name in

'Kaliyuga' brings the same virtue what the combined virtues of meditating on him during 'Satyayuga', chanting his sacred mantras during 'Tretayuga' and worshipping him during 'Dwaparyuga' brought. A devotee who has nothing but the sacred name of Lord Vishnu on his lips is certain to attain to Vishnuloka after becoming free from the bondage of this world. Chanting the divine name of Vishnu even in dreams is believed to absolve a man of all his sins then what to say about people who consciously chant his holy name while they are awake.'Thus Sutji told sage Shaunak that anybody could attain salvation by simply having total devotion in Lord Vishnu as it was the most simplest path leading to the Almighty.THE DIVINE STROTRAS

NRISINHA STOTRATelling about the origin of this 'stotra', Sutji said-'Lord Shiva had created this 'stotra' praising the glory of Lord Nrisinha and invoking him to protect the world from the wrath of Matrikas. The 'stotra' goes as follows - NAMASTESTU JAGANNATH NARSINHA VAPURDHAR;DAITESHWAR ENDRA SANHARINAKHA BHUKTI VIRAJIT. NAKH MANDAL SAMBHINNA HEMPINGAL VIGRAH;NAMOSTU PADMANABHAY SHOBAHANAY JAGADGURO.KALP ANTAMBHO DANIGHOSH SURYAKOTI SAMPRABHA;SAHASTRA YAM SANTRAS SAHASTRENDRA PARAKRAM.SAHASTRA DHANDASFEET SAHASTRA CHARANATMAKA;SAHASTRA CHANDRA PRATIM SAHASTRANSU HARIKRAM.SAHASTRA RUDRA TEJASKA SAHASTRA BRAHMA SANSTUT;SAHASTRA RUDRA SANJAAT SAHASTRA AKSHA NIRIKSHANA.SAHASTRA JANMA MATHANA SAHASTRA BANDH MOCHAN;SAHASTRA

VAYU VEGASA SAHASTRA ANGA KRIPAKAR.KULAMRIT STOTRASage Narad once asked Lord Shiva about the means by which a man could become free from the delusions of the world. Lord Shiva revealed to him the contents of 'Kulamrit stotra', eulogizing the majesty of Lord Vishnu. By chanting this 'stotra', Narad successfully attained to that supreme status, which even the most enlightened souls can only dream of. One who eulogizes Lord Vishnu by chanting this 'stotra', becomes liberated from all the bondage of the world. The 'stotra' goes as follows -YASTU VISHWAMANA DYANTA MAJAMAATMANI SANSTHITAM;SARVAGYA MACHALAM VISHNUM SADA DHYAYET SA MUCHYET.DEVAM GARBHO CHITAM VISHNUM SADA DHYAYAN VIMUCHYET;ASHARIRAM VIDHATARAM SARVAGYAN MANORATIM.ACHALAM SARVAGAM VISHNUM SADA DHYAYEN VIMUCHYET;NIRVIKALPAM NIRABHASAM NISHPRAPANCHAM

NIRAMAYAM.VASUDEVAM GURUM VISHNUM SADA DHYAYEN VIMUCHYET;SARVATKAM CHA VAI YAVADATMA CHAITANYA RUPAKAM.SHUBHAM EKAKSHARAM VISHNUM SADA DHYAYEN VIMUCHYET;VAMYATITAM TRIKALAGYAM VISHVESHAM LOKSAKSHINAM.SARVA SMADYUTAM VISHNU SADA DHYAYEN VIMUCHYET;BRAHMADI DEVA GANDHARVAI MUNIBHIH SIDDHA CHARANAIH.YOGIBHIH SEVITAM VISHNUM SADA DHYAYEN VIMUCHYET;SANSAR BANDHANAN MUKTI MICHHAMLEKO DHYA SHESHATAH.STUTVAIVAM VARADAM VISHNUM SADA DHYAYAN VIMUCHYET;SANSAR BANDHANAAT KOPI MUKTI MICHCHHAN SAMAHITAH.ANANT MATYAYAM DEVAM VISHNUM VISHVA PRATISHTHITIM;VISHVESHWAR MASARAM VISHNUM SADA DHYAYAN VIMUCHYET.MRITYU ASHTAK STOTRADescribing the origin of this 'stotra', Sutji said- 'Lord Vishnu himself had taught this powerful 'stotra' to sage Markandeya. The daily chanting of this powerful mantra had enabled Markandeya to conquer death. One

who daily chants this 'stotra' thrice a day enjoys a long life and never dies a premature death. The 'stotra' goes as follows -DAMODARAM PRASANNOSMI KINNO MRITYUH KARISHYATI;SHANKH CHAKRA DHARAM DEVAM VYAKTA RUPIN MATYAYAM.ADHOKSHAJAM PRAPANNOSMI KINNO MRITYUH KARISHYATI;VARAHAM VAMANAM VISHNUM NAARSIHAM JANARDANAM.MADHAVAM CHA PRAPANNOSMI KINNO MRITYUH KARISHYATI;PURUSHAM PUSHKAR KSHETRABIJAM PUNYAM JAGATPATIM.LOKNATHAM PRAPANNOSMI KINNO MRITYUH KARISHYATI;SAHASTRA SHIRASAM DEVAM VYAKTA TYAKTAM SANATANAM.MAHAYOGAM PRAPANNOSMI KINNO MRITYUH KARISHYATI;BHUTATMANAM MAHATMANAM YAGYAYONI MAYOJINAM.VISHVARUPAM PRAPANNOSMI KINNO MRITYUH KARISHYATI;ITYUDI RITMARKANDYAM STOTRAM TASYA MAHATMANAH.ITI TENA JITO MRITYU MARKANDE YEN DHIMTA;PRASANNE PUNDARIKAKSHE NRISINHE NASTI DURLABHAM.

 

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