Guest guest Posted May 30, 2000 Report Share Posted May 30, 2000 hari saRvOththamma, vAyu jIvOththamma shrI gurubhyO namaha ESTABLISHMENT OF REALITY OF THE WORLD: JAGATHSATHYATHVA: Sri Krishna has not only established the reality of the world with many well found reasons, but also has condemned the statements that the world is Mithya i.e. the world was actually not in exisitence in the past or in the present or it shall not be existing in future. BG 16-8: People of a sura nature do not know the procedure to be followed in acts to be observed & acts to be avoided & they say this world is Mithya like silver in shell & it has not been created by Vishnu known as Sathya. This world does not last long, it is not protected by Vishnu & it has no easwara. Question: Krishna says in 15th chapter that those who know purushoththam know everything from this does it not mena purshoththomma is everything; the world which is different from purushoththamma is asathya? Answer: This sentence does not mean that either purushoththamma is different from the world or the world which is different from paramAthmas is Mithya. While saying " Yomamevamasmudoha " Krishna says that one should understand Him as He has said before i.e. I am different from Kshara & Akshara purushAs & higher than them one who understands like this is considered to have understood everything. This means that this is the quint essence of all Sastras or in the result of this understanding, all results of understanding other knowledge about the world are included (it can mean this way also). This second alternative is more likely to be the opinion of Krishna according to His words in 2nd & 8th chapters. Whatever benefit one can get from a well, a rivulet, small lake is included in the benefit one can get from a big source of water liek Ganga Mahajala. In the same way, whatever benefit like residence in heaven etc, accrues to those who do all kamya karmas as prescribed in vedas, are included in the final result of a Yogi who sees paramathma similarly in the result of a Yogi who sees paramathma similarly in the result of acquiring Jnana of purushOththamma the results of acquiring all other knowledge of the world as included. Again in 8th chapter (BG 8-28): The jnAni who has been mentioned before earns more punya by his Jnana than one can earn punya by adhyayana, yajna, thapas & Dhana & highest permanent Mukthi. Based on these sentences, we should interpret the statement that those who understand purushOththamma in this way, are considered as having known everything " The results of knowing all jnana are included in the results of the knowledge of paramathma or 3. we can interpret in another way also, when one knows the most important paramathma, it is as good as knowing everything also. In this way, there are many different meanings of this shloka, but leaving all these to say that the world which is different from God is Mithya is against all reason & propriety. In this connection, Yogi paramsthanamamu paithidhyanum " Sas watham padhamvyayam " " Sthanam prapyasi sasvatham " Krishna has made these statements & the Muktha loka is Nithya & he is the controller of Muktha loka & Mukthas, when he is saying this to say all the world is Mithya is terrible offence against all fair reason. From Krishna's statements " Sarvasya dhathuram accusma redyaha param purusha mupaithidhi vigum " & " Sarva midham vidhithva paramsthana meepaithi chadhyam " only that person who does dhyana as paramathma sustains everything & protects everything attains paramapurusha, only he who thinks that paramathma is adhiyajna & creator of the world attains the parandhama (Mukthi). All those who wish for salvation should do dhyana that world exists & Krishna is its creator but they shoudl not say there is no world, because the knowledge that there is no world is not condusive for salvation & when one says that there is no world, it is the beginning of the theory that there is no Bod. If there is world, there should be one to create it & protect it. If there is no world, there is no need for God. Therefore one who tries to establish Mithyathva of the world seems to attempt for removal of God head. This leads to the anger of Krishna as indicated by shlokas after " Asathyamapruthistom the jagadha huruniswaram " Meaning: Asuras say that world is without sathva, therefore there is no one to protect it. There is no easwara. They stick to such wrong knowledge & become enemies of this world (by saying this world is asathya) they are born in this world to destroy themselves (by acquiring sin & enter hell). Since Krishna has said such terrible result for them, all those who fear the displeasure of God, (all god people) should avoid thinking Mithyathva of the world. They should believe that the world is real & Krishna with his unparallelled power is the only lord & they should serve him in all possible ways & surrender to Him. (As father as master, as one who does good a good samaritan, as a real friend, & one to be reached as goal.) Chapter 3: ESTABLISHMENT OF DIFFERENCE BETWEEN JEEVA & BRAHMA (JEEVA BRAHMARA BHEDHA SAMARTHANA) TO BE CONTINUED............................................................... Lectures on Bhaghavath Geetha (Dhwaitha Siddhantha Vaijayanthi) by H. H. Sri Sathya Dhyana Thirtha Sri Padhangalavaru, Uttradhi Mutt Translated into English by Sri Krishnamurthy Published by Sri M. R. Krishnamurthy & Sri M. N. Gururaja Rao of Mumbai Printed at: Parishree Printers 100/3 Nagappa Street Palace Guttahalli Bangalore 5600 04 Telephone # (80)368286 All rights remain with Uttradhi Mutt, Basavangudi, Bangalore 560004 Permission was given to post it in this list by the Uttradhi Mutt authorities & by Sri SathyAthma Thirtha Swamiji of Uttradhi Mutt. bhAratIramaNamukhyaprANA.ntargata shri kRuShNARpanamasthu .................................................................................\ ........................................................ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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