GG verse 167 - There is nothing equal to the Guru Gita

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Here is our verse today.

 

167. It is true. It is true. Again, it is true. This is the ideal of

perfection elucidated by me. There is nothing equal to the Guru Gita.

It is the truth, it is the truth, oh Giver of Boons.

 

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yes. this is the moment of the mind stopping its chase, it's internal

argument. there is a lineage of truth and trust from guru to guru. you

are looking into your own heart. there is nowhere else to go, this is

the time and this is the place to look within. that is the meaning, to

focus your attention on your own self, on God.

 

 

, Kali Kali

<kaliananda_saraswati> wrote:

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> Here is our verse today.

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> 167. It is true. It is true. Again, it is true. This is the ideal of

perfection elucidated by me. There is nothing equal to the Guru Gita.

It is the truth, it is the truth, oh Giver of Boons.

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> Any thoughts?

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Dear Kalia,

 

this verse, in connection with the one before, made me think this: if

all living beings are to recite the Guru Gita, the Guru Gita must mean

more than this text alone. If Gita means 'song' and Guru means 'the

cause of all causes', the Guru Gita can be seen as the Glorious Song

of Divine Creation, the divine Harmony in the process of being

established everywhere, Light removing ignorance. And, whether we know

it or not, we, and all living beings, are always already involved in

its recitation. Better make it a conscious and joyful experience and

stay in tune,

 

with love,

Henny

 

 

 

, Kali Kali <kaliananda_saraswati@y.

...> wrote:

>

> Here is our verse today.

>

>

>

> 167. It is true. It is true. Again, it is true. This is the ideal of

perfection elucidated by me. There is nothing equal to the Guru Gita.

It is the truth, it is the truth, oh Giver of Boons.

>

>

>

> Any thoughts?

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>

>

>

> Mail

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Here is a quote from the Introduction to the Guru Gita - "The ancient

rishis actually maintained limited desires, primarily three: dharma,

to attain an idealof perfection; artha, to procure that amount of

material necessary to attain that ideal; kama, to become free from

all desires. The perfection of these three is called moksha,

liberation... the Guru is the example which inspires and instructs in

the course of union with God. It is in accordance with this ideal of

perfection that the Guru Gita calls the Guru the "Supreme Divinity".

He manifests the goal. He demonstrates the path. He illuminates the

darkness, and thereby he becomes the purest reflection of one's

highest aspiration."

Jai Guru

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

yes. this is the moment of the mind stopping its chase, it's

internalargument. there is a lineage of truth and trust from guru to

guru. youare looking into your own heart. there is nowhere else to

go, this isthe time and this is the place to look within. that is the

meaning, tofocus your attention on your own self, on God.--- In

, Kali Kali<kaliananda_saraswati>

wrote:> > Here is our verse today.> > > > 167. It is true. It is

true. Again, it is true. This is the ideal ofperfection elucidated by

me. There is nothing equal to the Guru Gita.It is the truth, it is the

truth, oh Giver of Boons. > > > > Any thoughts?> > > >

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It is true, it is true, it is true, it is true, it is true, it is

true, it is true,

 

it is true, it is true, it is true,

 

it is true,

 

it is true,

 

IT IS TRUE..................................

 

 

nothing can compare.............

 

 

Jai Gurudeva!

 

Chris

 

 

 

, Kali Kali

<kaliananda_saraswati> wrote:

>

> Here is our verse today.

>

>

>

> 167. It is true. It is true. Again, it is true. This is the ideal of

perfection elucidated by me. There is nothing equal to the Guru Gita.

It is the truth, it is the truth, oh Giver of Boons.

>

>

>

> Any thoughts?

>

>

>

>

> Mail

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I think you're right, Henny.

 

Jai Maa!

Chris

 

 

, "henny_v_i" <HvI@S...> wrote:

> Dear Kalia,

>

> this verse, in connection with the one before, made me think this: if

> all living beings are to recite the Guru Gita, the Guru Gita must mean

> more than this text alone. If Gita means 'song' and Guru means 'the

> cause of all causes', the Guru Gita can be seen as the Glorious Song

> of Divine Creation, the divine Harmony in the process of being

> established everywhere, Light removing ignorance. And, whether we know

> it or not, we, and all living beings, are always already involved in

> its recitation. Better make it a conscious and joyful experience and

> stay in tune,

>

> with love,

> Henny

>

>

>

> , Kali Kali <kaliananda_saraswati@y.

> ..> wrote:

> >

> > Here is our verse today.

> >

> >

> >

> > 167. It is true. It is true. Again, it is true. This is the ideal of

> perfection elucidated by me. There is nothing equal to the Guru Gita.

> It is the truth, it is the truth, oh Giver of Boons.

> >

> >

> >

> > Any thoughts?

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > Mail

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Pranams.henny_v_i <HvI (AT) SoftHome (DOT) net> wrote:

Dear Kalia,this verse, in connection with the one before, made me

think this: if all living beings are to recite the Guru Gita, the

Guru Gita must mean more than this text alone. If Gita means 'song'

and Guru means 'the cause of all causes', the Guru Gita can be seen

as the Glorious Song of Divine Creation, the divine Harmony in the

process of being established everywhere, Light removing ignorance.

And, whether we know it or not, we, and all living beings, are always

already involved in its recitation. Better make it a conscious and

joyful experience and stay in tune,with love,Henny--- In

, Kali Kali <kaliananda_saraswati>

wrote:> > Here is our verse today.> > > > 167. It is true. It is

true. Again, it is true. This is the

ideal of perfection elucidated by me. There is nothing equal to the

Guru Gita. It is the truth, it is the truth, oh Giver of Boons. > >

> > Any thoughts?> > > >

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how succinct ... in that para there is the entire story, it includes

even a grand guideline for a life of sadhana, with the principles to

follow.

 

, Kali Kali

<kaliananda_saraswati> wrote:

> Thanks Steve.

>

> Here is a quote from the Introduction to the Guru Gita - "The

ancient rishis actually maintained limited desires, primarily three:

dharma, to attain an ideal

> of perfection; artha, to procure that amount of material necessary

to attain that ideal; kama, to become free from all desires. The

perfection of these three is called moksha, liberation... the Guru is

the example which inspires and instructs in the course of union with

God. It is in accordance with this ideal of perfection that the Guru

Gita calls the Guru the "Supreme Divinity". He manifests the goal. He

demonstrates the path. He illuminates the darkness, and thereby he

becomes the purest reflection of one's highest aspiration."

>

> Jai Guru

>

>

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

> yes. this is the moment of the mind stopping its chase, it's

internal

> argument. there is a lineage of truth and trust from guru to guru.

you

> are looking into your own heart. there is nowhere else to go, this

is

> the time and this is the place to look within. that is the meaning,

to

> focus your attention on your own self, on God.

>

>

> , Kali Kali

> <kaliananda_saraswati> wrote:

> >

> > Here is our verse today.

> >

> >

> >

> > 167. It is true. It is true. Again, it is true. This is the ideal

of

> perfection elucidated by me. There is nothing equal to the Guru

Gita.

> It is the truth, it is the truth, oh Giver of Boons.

> >

> >

> >

> > Any thoughts?

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> >

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Isn't it nice that the Lord calls Parvati by Her name, "Giver of

Boons"? It's true, It's true !!!Steve Connor <sconnor (AT) austin (DOT) rr.com>

wrote: yes. this is the moment of the mind stopping its chase, it's

internalargument. there is a lineage of truth and trust from guru to

guru. youare looking into your own heart. there is nowhere else to

go, this isthe time and this is the place to look within. that is the

meaning, tofocus your attention on your own self, on God.--- In

, Kali Kali<kaliananda_saraswati>

wrote:> > Here is our verse today.> > > > 167. It is true. It is

true. Again, it is true. This is the ideal ofperfection elucidated by

me. There is nothing equal to the Guru Gita.It is the truth, it is the

truth, oh Giver of Boons. > > > > Any thoughts?> > > >

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, "Chris Kirner" <chriskirner1956@y.

...> wrote:

> I think you're right, Henny.

 

and so are you. It is all true, indeed.

 

JAI GURU JAI MAA JAI SWAMIJI !!!!!!!!

 

with love,

Henny

 

>

>

> , "henny_v_i" <HvI@S...> wrote:

> > Dear Kalia,

> >

> > this verse, in connection with the one before, made me think this:

if

> > all living beings are to recite the Guru Gita, the Guru Gita must

mean

> > more than this text alone. If Gita means 'song' and Guru means

'the

> > cause of all causes', the Guru Gita can be seen as the Glorious

Song

> > of Divine Creation, the divine Harmony in the process of being

> > established everywhere, Light removing ignorance. And, whether we

know

> > it or not, we, and all living beings, are always already involved

in

> > its recitation. Better make it a conscious and joyful experience

and

> > stay in tune,

> >

> > with love,

> > Henny

> >

> >

> >

> > , Kali Kali

<kaliananda_saraswati@y.

> > ..> wrote:

> > >

> > > Here is our verse today.

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > 167. It is true. It is true. Again, it is true. This is the

ideal of

> > perfection elucidated by me. There is nothing equal to the Guru

Gita.

> > It is the truth, it is the truth, oh Giver of Boons.

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > Any thoughts?

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > Mail

> > > Stay connected, organized, and protected. Take the tour

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It is true, it is true, it is true, it is true, it is true, it istrue,

it is true,it is true, it is true, it is true,it is true,it is true,IT

IS TRUE..................................nothing can

compare.............Jai Gurudeva!Chris--- In

, Kali Kali<kaliananda_saraswati>

wrote:> > Here is our verse today.> > > > 167. It is true. It is

true. Again, it is true. This is the ideal ofperfection elucidated by

me. There is nothing equal to the Guru Gita.It is the truth, it is the

truth, oh Giver of Boons. > > > > Any thoughts?> > > >

>

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Your comments about the Guru Gita, as a song of creation reminde me

of something I read in T.N. Ganapathy's transpation from Tamil to

English of the Yoga of Siddha Boganathar. While it is not the only

place I have read this it is the most recent. In a commentary on

Verse One of Siddha Boganathar's Yoga, Ganapathy describes

the "glorious mantra" per Boganathar of "hamsa" that awakens kundlani

energy. Ganapathy says in his commentary "By the process of

breathing, every living being(jiva)is doing japa, that is utterance

of a mantra. The breath of every person in inhaling makes the sound

of sah and in exhaling that of ham. These sounds make so ham (I am

he).

 

What a lovely song. Om Shanti

 

, "henny_v_i" <HvI@S...> wrote:

> , "Chris Kirner"

<chriskirner1956@y.

> ..> wrote:

>

> > I think you're right, Henny.

>

> and so are you. It is all true, indeed.

>

> JAI GURU JAI MAA JAI SWAMIJI !!!!!!!!

>

> with love,

> Henny

>

>

> >

> >

> > , "henny_v_i" <HvI@S...> wrote:

> > > Dear Kalia,

> > >

> > > this verse, in connection with the one before, made me think

this:

> if

> > > all living beings are to recite the Guru Gita, the Guru Gita

must

> mean

> > > more than this text alone. If Gita means 'song' and Guru means

> 'the

> > > cause of all causes', the Guru Gita can be seen as the Glorious

> Song

> > > of Divine Creation, the divine Harmony in the process of being

> > > established everywhere, Light removing ignorance. And, whether

we

> know

> > > it or not, we, and all living beings, are always already

involved

> in

> > > its recitation. Better make it a conscious and joyful

experience

> and

> > > stay in tune,

> > >

> > > with love,

> > > Henny

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > , Kali Kali

> <kaliananda_saraswati@y.

> > > ..> wrote:

> > > >

> > > > Here is our verse today.

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > > 167. It is true. It is true. Again, it is true. This is the

> ideal of

> > > perfection elucidated by me. There is nothing equal to the Guru

> Gita.

> > > It is the truth, it is the truth, oh Giver of Boons.

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > > Any thoughts?

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

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