Guest guest Posted May 27, 2009 Report Share Posted May 27, 2009 http://gita108days.blogspot.com/Hari OM!I am familiar with Swamiji's work and the above blog is the translation of Swamiji's 108 days yagna- They are short notes of the daily lectures. For your son, it should be an easy read compared to that of Dr. S Radhakrishnan's Gita.Here is a link to interview with Swamijihttp://video.google.ca/videoplay?docid=5202366384928661609Also, if you want to buy books, please contact www.sobg.org http://www.schoolofbhagavadgita.org/The books are mostly in Malayalam, but there are CDs and DVDs availableThe Bhagavad Gita notes- English translation will be soon published by the school of bhagavad gita.Hari OM!SukumarVancouver, Canada--- On Wed, 5/27/09, Thankam Rajendar <thankamraj wrote:Thankam Rajendar <thankamrajRE: [Guruvayur] Bhagavat gita adetailed study-chapter 9 -Brahmavidya the royal secretguruvayur Received: Wednesday, May 27, 2009, 12:55 AM Hi to all of you. I would like to have some information about my husband and son are interested Bhagavatgita reading and liistening. they both are not that easy to understand malayalam.both are keeping a copy of Dr. Radha Krishnans translation of gita. Nearly one year i am listening 108days Gita Prabhashanam by Swamy Sandeep Chithania. It is helping me a lot to understand than myself. swamiji always quotes about Chinmayanda Swamiji. so i would like to give few books about Swamiji and Swamijis translation of Bhagavat Gita. hope some of you must have red Swamijis Gita, can you help me giving some information about my needs. where i can get it near trissur or Guruvayoor. Dr. Radha Krishnans copy my husband puchased near 30 years ago. time is changed a lot. i am looking something helping todays daytodays life. that iam experiencing from swamijis 108dys prabhashnam. same way i wants to help them both giving something to help their day today life. thank you very much. bye. guruvayur@grou ps.comrasikatns (AT) gmail (DOT) comTue, 26 May 2009 07:02:18 +0000[Guruvayur] Bhagavat gita adetailed study-chapter 9 -Brahmavidya the royal secret 22. ananyaaH chinthayantho maam ye janaah paryupaasathe theshaam nithyaabhiyukthaana am yogakshemaam vahaamyaham For those people, who think of me without any other thought and persistent in my devotion always , I take care of their welfare. The Lord promises that He will look after those, who think of Him and worship Him, persistently and consistently, in this world and the next. Yoga is attainment and Kshema is preservation of that which is attained. The Lord looks after the acquirement and preservation of the needs of his ardent devotees in this world and takes the responsibility of bringing them to Him and preserving them in that state forever. It means that they do not return to samsara. This sloka interpreted with a secular slant proves to be the formula for success in any endeavour, most valuable in management sciences. If one thinks of nothing else except the work at hand, and works on it persistently and consistently the work itself promises success. This and the sloka in second chapter 'karmaNyEvdhikarast hE' (ch.2.47)taken together will be invaluable principles in worldly pursuits for one who aims for success. When the same work done without the expectation of result and as an offering to God it becomes karmayoga. The important words to be remembered in this sloka are paryupaasathe and nithyaabhiyukathaan aam. When one thinks of an ideal or goal to be reached he should remember it always , nithyaabhiyuktha, and continuously, oaryupasathe. A worker who works relelntlessly on his work, may it be painting, singing or studying etc. he is crowned with success. This is because he gets totally involved in his work becomes dedicated when, even the thought of success never enters his mind. But the work performed thus takes care of the result. This is the implication of yogakshemam vahaamyaham even taken in the worldly sense. The same dedication and involvement towards the Lord, and puts the responsibility of taking care of the devotee on His shoulders and He says "I will look after the welfare of such a devotee." The life history of all the saints is the proof of this. When the devotee says, kaayena vaachaa mansendhriyairvaa budDhyaathmanaa vaa prakrthersvabhaavaa th karom yath yath sakalam parasmai naaraayaNaayethi samarpayaami, meaning , what ever I do feel and think I offer it to Narayana, the onus is on Narayana to look after him. He cut vegetables in the house of Ghorakumbha, prepared cowdung cakes for Bhaktha Jana, helped in the daily worship for Ramanuja and some others, repaid the loan of Badrachala Ramadas, protected the money given to Thyagaraja by a devotee from the thieves, what ever He did not do for His devotees! It produces horripilation even to mention these acts of love of the Lord and they are countless, starting from early yugas right down to Kaliyuga. In this sloka the Lord shows the easiest way to attain His grace. Hotmail® goes with you. Get it on your BlackBerry or iPhone. Looking for the perfect gift? Give the gift of Flickr! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 27, 2009 Report Share Posted May 27, 2009 Hi Thank you very much for your reply. that note i alredy got. I would like to have the English Verson of Bhagavat Gita Maha Bhashiyam (explanation ) by Chinmayaanda Swamiji. e.g. prof. G. Balakrishnan Nairs Gita Maha Bhayasham. thank you. guruvayur CC: thankamrajFrom: sukumarcanadaDate: Tue, 26 May 2009 19:56:44 -0700RE: [Guruvayur] Bhagavat gita by Swamiji http://gita108days.blogspot.com/ Hari OM! I am familiar with Swamiji's work and the above blog is the translation of Swamiji's 108 days yagna- They are short notes of the daily lectures. For your son, it should be an easy read compared to that of Dr. S Radhakrishnan's Gita. Here is a link to interview with Swamiji http://video.google.ca/videoplay?docid=5202366384928661609 Also, if you want to buy books, please contact www.sobg.org http://www.schoolofbhagavadgita.org/ The books are mostly in Malayalam, but there are CDs and DVDs available The Bhagavad Gita notes- English translation will be soon published by the school of bhagavad gita. Hari OM! Sukumar Vancouver, Canada--- On Wed, 5/27/09, Thankam Rajendar <thankamraj (AT) hotmail (DOT) com> wrote: Thankam Rajendar <thankamraj (AT) hotmail (DOT) com>RE: [Guruvayur] Bhagavat gita adetailed study-chapter 9 -Brahmavidya the royal secretguruvayur Received: Wednesday, May 27, 2009, 12:55 AM Hi to all of you. I would like to have some information about my husband and son are interested Bhagavatgita reading and liistening. they both are not that easy to understand malayalam.both are keeping a copy of Dr. Radha Krishnans translation of gita. Nearly one year i am listening 108days Gita Prabhashanam by Swamy Sandeep Chithania. It is helping me a lot to understand than myself. swamiji always quotes about Chinmayanda Swamiji. so i would like to give few books about Swamiji and Swamijis translation of Bhagavat Gita. hope some of you must have red Swamijis Gita, can you help me giving some information about my needs. where i can get it near trissur or Guruvayoor. Dr. Radha Krishnans copy my husband puchased near 30 years ago. time is changed a lot. i am looking something helping todays daytodays life. that iam experiencing from swamijis 108dys prabhashnam. same way i wants to help them both giving something to help their day today life. thank you very much.bye. guruvayur@grou ps.comrasikatns (AT) gmail (DOT) comTue, 26 May 2009 07:02:18 +0000[Guruvayur] Bhagavat gita adetailed study-chapter 9 -Brahmavidya the royal secret 22. ananyaaH chinthayantho maam ye janaah paryupaasathe theshaam nithyaabhiyukthaana am yogakshemaam vahaamyaham For those people, who think of me without any other thought and persistent in my devotion always , I take care of their welfare. The Lord promises that He will look after those, who think of Him and worship Him, persistently and consistently, in this world and the next. Yoga is attainment and Kshema is preservation of that which is attained. The Lord looks after the acquirement and preservation of the needs of his ardent devotees in this world and takes the responsibility of bringing them to Him and preserving them in that state forever. It means that they do not return to samsara. This sloka interpreted with a secular slant proves to be the formula for success in any endeavour, most valuable in management sciences. If one thinks of nothing else except the work at hand, and works on it persistently and consistently the work itself promises success. This and the sloka in second chapter 'karmaNyEvdhikarast hE' (ch.2.47)taken together will be invaluable principles in worldly pursuits for one who aims for success. When the same work done without the expectation of result and as an offering to God it becomes karmayoga. The important words to be remembered in this sloka are paryupaasathe and nithyaabhiyukathaan aam. When one thinks of an ideal or goal to be reached he should remember it always , nithyaabhiyuktha, and continuously, oaryupasathe. A worker who works relelntlessly on his work, may it be painting, singing or studying etc. he is crowned with success. This is because he gets totally involved in his work becomes dedicated when, even the thought of success never enters his mind. But the work performed thus takes care of the result. This is the implication of yogakshemam vahaamyaham even taken in the worldly sense. The same dedication and involvement towards the Lord, and puts the responsibility of taking care of the devotee on His shoulders and He says "I will look after the welfare of such a devotee." The life history of all the saints is the proof of this. When the devotee says, kaayena vaachaa mansendhriyairvaa budDhyaathmanaa vaa prakrthersvabhaavaa th karom yath yath sakalam parasmai naaraayaNaayethi samarpayaami, meaning , what ever I do feel and think I offer it to Narayana, the onus is on Narayana to look after him. He cut vegetables in the house of Ghorakumbha, prepared cowdung cakes for Bhaktha Jana, helped in the daily worship for Ramanuja and some others, repaid the loan of Badrachala Ramadas, protected the money given to Thyagaraja by a devotee from the thieves, what ever He did not do for His devotees! It produces horripilation even to mention these acts of love of the Lord and they are countless, starting from early yugas right down to Kaliyuga. In this sloka the Lord shows the easiest way to attain His grace. Hotmail® goes with you. Get it on your BlackBerry or iPhone. Looking for the perfect gift? Give the gift of Flickr! Insert movie times and more without leaving Hotmail®. See how. 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