Guest guest Posted July 15, 2004 Report Share Posted July 15, 2004 Question from Kanna Krishnan : Verse 138 of the Guru Gita refers to different type of asana as below ; Black deer skin – attainment of wisdom Tiger skin- self-realization Kusha grass – attainment of wisdom Blanket - attainment of all but beware verse 137 states sitting on just any piece of cloth ( not set aside specifically for praying) has negative impact as well. Verse 139 states the kusha (or durva too) mat should covered in white blanket Is ok to just sit on kusha grass mat or need to put white blanket on them as well while doing ordinary puja or only for Guru Gita recitation? What is relevance of sheepskin used in Devi Mandir tradition if I may ask? Thank you ! Swamiji's response : The sheepskin is white wool. It is ok to sit on the kusha asana, but it will quickly become uncomfortable. You can put a blanket under it or a different asana on top. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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