Guest guest Posted June 14, 2008 Report Share Posted June 14, 2008 Chrism and Group, I happen to run across this poem that I thought was pretty inspiring. I also thought it might be nice for those in preparation for Shaktipat. For the most part, it is a love offering to the group ( that is if you haven't already seen it): Hiss! Kundali sting ego mind With nectar poison so sublime Penetrate my rainbow lotus shrines Making me to my Self Divine! Kundali bless me with thy blaze Delusion suffering fear Efface spine darkness with thy lightning light Fragrance me! Negative karma ignite! Oh Mother of the mystic deep You are life, its livingness you keep Remove shadow of death from me In Shiva deathlessly to be! Alakh Niranjan Om Shiv Om! Alakh Niranjan Om Shiv Om! -poem taken from " Dew-drops of the Soul " by Yogiraj Gurunath Siddhanath note: for those who may not figure it out, the " Kundali " referred to here is in fact Kundalini. Boundless Blessings, Fashji Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 14, 2008 Report Share Posted June 14, 2008 Hi.... thanks for posting the prayer here.....its so very cute.... >< Is it a stotra written in sanskrit?? can you please help with the sanskrit text?? thanks and regards Prasad Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 14, 2008 Report Share Posted June 14, 2008 Sorry Prasad, I should have considered that. Frankly, I do not know because I don't speak Sanskrit. However Wikipedia defines it this way: Alakh means " that which is not seen " (invisble) Niranjan " that which is without stain " (pure) and it is another name of Lord Shiva. Om- Sacred syllable representing the primordial substance from which all is created or manifested. Shiv - Shiva SO maybe it could be, and I mean could be: " Invisible and pure, Lord Shiva, thou art divine. " Prasad, it's a guess on my part..It could mean something else. Maybe someone who understands Sanskrit will come to our aid. But it was the poetic description of the Kundalini traveling up along it's pathway that attracted me. Fashji , " prasadkrn " <nagendra.prasad wrote: > > Hi.... > thanks for posting the prayer here.....its so very cute.... >< > > Is it a stotra written in sanskrit?? can you please help with the > sanskrit text?? > > thanks and regards > Prasad > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 14, 2008 Report Share Posted June 14, 2008 Fashji, I love your poem, thank you, it truly touched me, and a beautiful sentiment that fits this time of shaktipat. Thank You! Love and light to you and to everyone, Carol , " Fashji " <fash.forde wrote: > > Sorry Prasad, > > I should have considered that. Frankly, I do not know because I don't > speak Sanskrit. However Wikipedia defines it this way: > > Alakh means " that which is not seen " (invisble) > > Niranjan " that which is without stain " (pure) and it is another name > of Lord Shiva. > > Om- Sacred syllable representing the primordial substance from which > all is created or manifested. > > Shiv - Shiva > > SO maybe it could be, and I mean could be: " Invisible and pure, Lord > Shiva, thou art divine. " > > Prasad, it's a guess on my part..It could mean something else. Maybe > someone who understands Sanskrit will come to our aid. But it was the > poetic description of the Kundalini traveling up along it's pathway > that attracted me. > > Fashji > > > , " prasadkrn " > <nagendra.prasad@> wrote: > > > > Hi.... > > thanks for posting the prayer here.....its so very cute.... >< > > > > Is it a stotra written in sanskrit?? can you please help with the > > sanskrit text?? > > > > thanks and regards > > Prasad > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 15, 2008 Report Share Posted June 15, 2008 Thanks Fashji, that was really a lovely poem, Boundless blessings to you too dazzling star! Love Elektra x x x ________ Sent from Mail. A Smarter Email http://uk.docs./nowyoucan.html Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 15, 2008 Report Share Posted June 15, 2008 Dear Fashji plz forgive me in the ambiguity in my words..... What i was reffering to here was that if you have the sanskrit text for the english poem ...is the whole stotra written in english itself.... the last 2 lines are to address shiva.....thanks for the wonderful explanation for the last 2 lines....its a mantra addressing shiva...what you have explained is perfect and im from india and have studies sanskrit for some little time....so i can be of help for any sanskrit texts for translation..... thanks and regards Prasad Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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