Guest guest Posted December 18, 2009 Report Share Posted December 18, 2009 STANZA-62 Trisama samaga-samah nirvanam bheshajam bhishak | Sanya-sakrutchha-mashanto nishtha-shantih para-yanam  Trisama           three-fold song Samagah         the content of the song (also) the one who can be approached through the song Sama               The song Nirvanam        emanicipation Bhesajam        healing Sanyasakrt      one who causes renunciation Samah             tranquility Santah             one who is peace Nista               austerity Santih              peace Parayanah       the one who indentifies himself with the highest path  MEANING:   The three-fold song of the sama is the Lord Himself . He is also the content of the song who can be approached by taking part in the collective singing of the song . He is the very emancipation, healing and the healer . He leads beings to the path of renunciation tranquilises the emotions into his own experience which is tranquility . Austerity and identifying oneself with the path are his own traits bestowed upon beings to live as peaceful ones .  EXPLANATION :  1.Sama is the breath of the individual, which is the song of life . It is directly linked up with the beginning of the day and its many divisions . Mainly the three timing of the day, that is the sunrise, the noon and the sunset have their three different songs to invoke and the Lord Himself .  2.The content of the song is the Lord’s presence itself . The important and the process of singing, all put together form parts of the Lord .  3.Nirvana is the clearance of all the individual karmas and the associations thereof . Meditation in its highest form of absorption and identification gives the state of emancipation of the individual consciousness.  4.Healing is the process of thorough rectification of the individual existence . This exists in the form of the many theories and system of medicine etc .  5. In all these system, the healer is the Lord himself who reflects , upon the mind of the individual who attempt to heal .  6.Sanyasa is the path of renunciation and the Lord is the one who causes the individual to be led to the path through the experience of the various life incidents.  7.As the object of meditation, the Lord is the tranquiliser of every mind .  8.The soul that is tranquilised is once again the Lord Himself, reflected as the perfect mind of the individual . The discipline required for the rectification and the tranquility attained there by is also the Lord Himself.  9.Thus we see that the jeeva or the ego is only the one who is treading the path, while the Lord is the path itself in its perfection and jeeva in its making .  COURTESY-MASTER E.K  Regards Bharathi.A Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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