GG Verse 145 - Guru Gita, the eternal cause of peace

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Dear friends,

 

Please share your thoughts on today's verse -

 

145. It is the eternal cause of all peace, the grantor of children to

those who desire, the cause of averting the widowhood of woman, and

always the giver of good fortune.

 

Comments: This verse seems to say that the Guru Gita (by constant

repetition) bestows peace and good fortune. It maintains the

happiness of a married woman by ensuring that she does not become a

widow and also grants children to anyone who desires such.

 

What are your views?

 

KaliaDo You

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my view is this is not to be taken literally, or, not to be understood

by limited mind. the entire thrust of the chandi patah is to position

your mind in the central point of peace, the emanation of creativity

itself. this is of course where happiness emerges. so we are there,

along with all effects, all feelings of security, insight, peace,

higher knowledge. it is not a guarantee of physical outcomes, that is

in god's hands.

 

, Kali Kali

<kaliananda_saraswati> wrote:

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> Dear friends,

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> Please share your thoughts on today's verse -

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> 145. It is the eternal cause of all peace, the grantor of children

to those who desire, the cause of averting the widowhood of woman, and

always the giver of good fortune.

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> Comments: This verse seems to say that the Guru Gita (by constant

repetition) bestows peace and good fortune. It maintains the

happiness of a married woman by ensuring that she does not become a

widow and also grants children to anyone who desires such.

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>

>

> What are your views?

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> Kalia

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Kalia,

 

The eternal Cause of Peace, is of course, Shiva, who is also Guru.

There is nothing to compare with the compassionate care of the

gurudeva for his students. For those on the path of the guru,

misfortune may occur, but without a doubt, many difficulties are

averted, and many blessings received. The feet of the guru are beyond

valuation.

 

Jai Guru!

Jai Maa!

Chris

 

 

 

, Kali Kali

<kaliananda_saraswati> wrote:

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> Dear friends,

>

>

>

> Please share your thoughts on today's verse -

>

>

>

> 145. It is the eternal cause of all peace, the grantor of children

to those who desire, the cause of averting the widowhood of woman, and

always the giver of good fortune.

>

>

>

> Comments: This verse seems to say that the Guru Gita (by constant

repetition) bestows peace and good fortune. It maintains the

happiness of a married woman by ensuring that she does not become a

widow and also grants children to anyone who desires such.

>

>

>

> What are your views?

>

>

>

> Kalia

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KaliaChris Kirner <chriskirner1956 > wrote:

Kalia,The eternal Cause of Peace, is of course, Shiva, who is also

Guru.There is nothing to compare with the compassionate care of

thegurudeva for his students. For those on the path of the

guru,misfortune may occur, but without a doubt, many difficulties

areaverted, and many blessings received. The feet of the guru are

beyondvaluation.Jai Guru!Jai Maa!Chris--- In

, Kali Kali<kaliananda_saraswati>

wrote:> > Dear friends,> > > > Please share your thoughts on today's

verse -> > > > 145. It is the eternal cause of all peace, the grantor

of childrento those who desire, the cause of averting the widowhood of

woman, andalways the giver of good fortune. > > > >

Comments: This verse seems to say that the Guru Gita (by

constantrepetition) bestows peace and good fortune. It maintains

thehappiness of a married woman by ensuring that she does not become

awidow and also grants children to anyone who desires such.> > > >

What are your views?> > > > Kalia> > >

> >

>

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In reading your response, I am thinking of something that I read on

the web a bit ago which said "The Guru Gita is a geetham, a Song,

It has been put in a poetic form. Poetry has its own intrinsic

beauty, complete with its own meter, rythm and raaga. Poetry is

concise, conceptualized, a skillful play of words deftly arranged to

create a certain rythm full of concealed meanings. When you listen

to the geetham, you have to contemplate to understand the meaning."

Thanks Steve.

KaliaSteve Connor <sconnor (AT) austin (DOT) rr.com> wrote:

my view is this is not to be taken literally, or, not to be

understoodby limited mind. the entire thrust of the chandi patah is

to positionyour mind in the central point of peace, the emanation of

creativityitself. this is of course where happiness emerges. so we

are there,along with all effects, all feelings of security, insight,

peace,higher knowledge. it is not a guarantee of physical outcomes,

that isin god's hands., Kali

Kali<kaliananda_saraswati> wrote:> > Dear friends,> > > >

Please share your thoughts on today's verse -> > > > 145. It is the

eternal cause of all peace, the grantor of childrento those who

desire, the cause of averting the widowhood of woman, andalways the

giver of good fortune. >

> > > Comments: This verse seems to say that the Guru Gita (by

constantrepetition) bestows peace and good fortune. It maintains

thehappiness of a married woman by ensuring that she does not become

awidow and also grants children to anyone who desires such.> > > >

What are your views?> > > > Kalia> > >

> >

>

 

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that's right. the meaning might be, the widow finds her real husband

is god. maybe everyone is a widow until then. the meanings are

transcendent and intuitive.

 

, Kali Kali

<kaliananda_saraswati> wrote:

> Dear Steve,

>

> In reading your response, I am thinking of something that I read on

the web a bit ago which said "The Guru Gita is a geetham, a Song, It

has been put in a poetic form. Poetry has its own intrinsic beauty,

complete with its own meter, rythm and raaga. Poetry is concise,

conceptualized, a skillful play of words deftly arranged to create a

certain rythm full of concealed meanings. When you listen to the

geetham, you have to contemplate to understand the meaning."

>

> Thanks Steve.

>

> Kalia

>

> Steve Connor <sconnor@a...> wrote:

> my view is this is not to be taken literally, or, not to be

understood

> by limited mind. the entire thrust of the chandi patah is to

position

> your mind in the central point of peace, the emanation of creativity

> itself. this is of course where happiness emerges. so we are there,

> along with all effects, all feelings of security, insight, peace,

> higher knowledge. it is not a guarantee of physical outcomes, that

is

> in god's hands.

>

> , Kali Kali

> <kaliananda_saraswati> wrote:

> >

> > Dear friends,

> >

> >

> >

> > Please share your thoughts on today's verse -

> >

> >

> >

> > 145. It is the eternal cause of all peace, the grantor of children

> to those who desire, the cause of averting the widowhood of woman,

and

> always the giver of good fortune.

> >

> >

> >

> > Comments: This verse seems to say that the Guru Gita (by constant

> repetition) bestows peace and good fortune. It maintains the

> happiness of a married woman by ensuring that she does not become a

> widow and also grants children to anyone who desires such.

> >

> >

> >

> > What are your views?

> >

> >

> >

> > Kalia

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

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