relationship ... karma-phala (+poem on the Lord of the Mountains)

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Namaskarams to all. I am going to take time off and see if I can

use the knowledge and info gained. Thanks to all.

 

Sri Vinayaka, forgive (again) if the last post was harsh. We may

have outer disagreements but are united at the core.

 

----

 

Here is a poem that the Lord was pleased to reveal a few years back.

I have never felt like writing poems since... It is quite tremendous

to recite aloud.

 

SHIVA the GREAT GOD

 

Arise! Arise! Those flashing eyes,

That echo lightning through the skies.

 

Awake, Awake, My soul, Awake,

Betake, Destroyer's Dance, betake.

 

Founder not. Keep courage unspent:

Within Me lies immortal strength.

 

The Sun, the Star, the Fire Mine eyes;

About the neck, My Serpent hies.

 

The Ganga on My Shoulder falls,

On mighty arms like mighty walls.

 

This iron chest, these nerves of steel

Hold Life and Time and Death on wheel.

 

Ash is My skin, white is My world,

In dark blue throat, I Darkness hold.

 

Above, behind, beneath, before,

Is Two, Is One, Is, Not, and more ...

 

Cause of all causes, Soul of souls,

In Me, Eternity unfolds.

 

Ask " Who am i? " , and I reply:

I am Shiva ! I am Shiva !

 

 

 

 

 

advaitin , " putranm " <putranm wrote:

>

> Namaskarams Sri Vinayaka-ji,

>

> Thank you for the link. I may read it later. Our posts may have

> clashed. As pointed to by Ram Chandranji, I accept the wisdom of

the

> Hindu teachers of whom one of the most luminous in recent times was

> Sri Ramakrishna that there is no one way of seeing God, and each

> serves to bring the seeker closer to God. One cannot put a crystal

> structure on such things. If after reading the Gospel of Sri

> Ramakrishna multiple times, a person cannot get conviction in

> Ishvara, I highly doubt Chittaranjan-ji's essays would serve

better.

>

>

[Guest guest]

Om Namah Shivaye!

 

Would love to get feedback on my post.

 

Pranam!

 

Virendra

 

 

--- putranm <putranm wrote:

 

Namaskarams to all. I am going to take time off and

see if I can use the knowledge and info gained. Thanks

to all.

 

Sri Vinayaka, forgive (again) if the last post was

harsh. We may have outer disagreements but are united

at the core.

>

>

----

>

> Here is a poem that the Lord was pleased to reveal a

> few years back.

> I have never felt like writing poems since... It is

> quite tremendous

> to recite aloud.

>

> SHIVA the GREAT GOD

>

> Arise! Arise! Those flashing eyes,

> That echo lightning through the skies.

>

> Awake, Awake, My soul, Awake,

> Betake, Destroyer's Dance, betake.

>

> Founder not. Keep courage unspent:

> Within Me lies immortal strength.

>

> The Sun, the Star, the Fire Mine eyes;

> About the neck, My Serpent hies.

>

>

> The Ganga on My Shoulder falls,

> On mighty arms like mighty walls.

>

> This iron chest, these nerves of steel

> Hold Life and Time and Death on wheel.

>

> Ash is My skin, white is My world,

> In dark blue throat, I Darkness hold.

>

> Above, behind, beneath, before,

> Is Two, Is One, Is, Not, and more ...

>

> Cause of all causes, Soul of souls,

> In Me, Eternity unfolds.

>

> Ask " Who am i? " , and I reply:

> I am Shiva ! I am Shiva !

advaitin , " putranm "

> <putranm wrote:

> >

> > Namaskarams Sri Vinayaka-ji,

> >

> > Thank you for the link. I may read it later. Our

> posts may have

> > clashed. As pointed to by Ram Chandranji, I accept

> the wisdom of

> the

> > Hindu teachers of whom one of the most luminous in

> recent times was

> > Sri Ramakrishna that there is no one way of seeing

> God, and each

> > serves to bring the seeker closer to God. One

> cannot put a crystal

> > structure on such things. If after reading the

> Gospel of Sri

> > Ramakrishna multiple times, a person cannot get

> conviction in

> > Ishvara, I highly doubt Chittaranjan-ji's essays

> would serve

> better.

> >

> >

>

>

 

 

 

 

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advaitin , Virendra Qazi <virendra_qazi

wrote:

>

> Om Namah Shivaye!

>

> Would love to get feedback on my post.

>

> Pranam!

>

> Virendra

>

 

Thanks for the tip. I will put on a better show of humility.

 

Hope others enjoy that poem. I fancy it is His; the last time I

suggested this and explained its beauty to an editor of a spiritual

magazine, the response was the end of conversation. Seems similar.

 

thollmelukaalkizhu

[Guest guest]

Hari Om. Salutations Putran-ji.

 

Beautiful Poem !! :-) Thanks for sharing.

advaitin , " putranm " <putranm wrote:

> SHIVA the GREAT GOD

>

> Arise! Arise! Those flashing eyes,

> That echo lightning through the skies.

>

> Awake, Awake, My soul, Awake,

> Betake, Destroyer's Dance, betake.

>

> Founder not. Keep courage unspent:

> Within Me lies immortal strength.

>

> The Sun, the Star, the Fire Mine eyes;

> About the neck, My Serpent hies.

>

> The Ganga on My Shoulder falls,

> On mighty arms like mighty walls.

>

> This iron chest, these nerves of steel

> Hold Life and Time and Death on wheel.

>

> Ash is My skin, white is My world,

> In dark blue throat, I Darkness hold.

>

> Above, behind, beneath, before,

> Is Two, Is One, Is, Not, and more ...

>

> Cause of all causes, Soul of souls,

> In Me, Eternity unfolds.

>

> Ask " Who am i? " , and I reply:

> I am Shiva ! I am Shiva !

>