Thursday, 1 October 2020

Sri Narada Bhakthisuthram – Pradhamodhyaya: || 46 - 55

 


 Sri Narada Bhakthisuthram –  Pradhamodhyaya: ||  46 - 55

 

Chapter – 4 – Sri Narada Bhakthisuthram

 

Who wins over the powerful Maya of that supreme Lord? The Jeeva who discarded the association of Dhurjjana, engaged in the relentless service to Mahathma, selfless Jeeva win over the Maya effortlessly.  The Jeeva who lives in an isolated place, leaving all the interest in the worldly matters and bondage, and free from the Triguna/Rajasik, Sathvik, and Thamasik, and abandoned the Yoga and Kshema wins over the powerful Maya. Yoga is the practice to achieve the serenity of mind and supreme knowledge of Bhramam, and the Kshema is the effort to safeguard the virtues within. The Jeeva who abandon Karmaphala and Karma and immerses in the meditation of supreme Bhramam resides as soul, win over the Maya of supreme Lord.  Nirdhvandha is the sense of lack of duality, the Jeeva who is free from Sukha/happiness and Dhukha/grief, Labha/gain and Nashta/loss, Sheetha/cold, and Ushna/heat.  The Jeeva who discard the Vedic duties and responsibilities, and immerses in the Eshwaraprema/the supreme Bhramam resides as a soul in living beings, he easily crosses the unfathomable ocean of Maya of the supreme Lord, and moreover, he guides the people in his association to get freed from the Maya.  Bhakti is indescribable, she is Parama Prema Swaroopa.  The Jeeva who lacks speech cannot explain the state of happiness, in the same manner, the Jeeva who has experienced Paramapremaswaroopa Bhakti remains speechless.  The Paramapremaswaroopa Bhakti can be achieved with great effort and the grace of that supreme Lord, and it shines only in the well qualified Jeeva.  The Paramapremaswaroopa  Bhakti is free from attributes, and desires, it keeps growing relentlessly, it is eternal and subtle, it can be experienced and its beyond words.  The Parabhakthi is free from Triguna/ Sathva is Gnana and virtues, Rajas is full of Raga/desire, lust, greed, jealousy, and Thamas is ignorance.  The Jeeva who has attained the Paramapremaswaroopa Bhakti envisions the all-pervasive Bhramam/oneness-in All, constantly contemplates and meditate upon that supreme Lord, speaks only about that supreme Bhrmamam and pondering over it.

 

Kastharathi Kastharathi Mayam? Ya: Sangam Thyajathi Yo Mahanubhavam Sevathe Nirmamo Bhavathi ||

 

Yo Vivikthasthanam Sevathe Yo Lokabandhamunmoolayathi Nisthraigunyo Bhavathi Yogakshemam Thyajathi ||

 

Ya: Karmaphalam Thyajathi Karmani Sannyassyathi Thatho Nirdhvandho Bhavathi ||

 

Yo Vedanapi Sannyasyathi Kavalamavicchinnanuragam Labhathe ||

 

Sa Tharathi Sa Tharathi Sa Lokamstharayathi ||

 

Anirvachaneeyam Premaswaroopam ||

 

Mookasvadhanavath ||

 

Prakashathe  Kvapi Pathre ||

 

Gunarahitham Kamanarahitham Prathikshana Vardhdhamanam Avicchinnam Sookshmatharam Anubhavaroopam ||

 

Thath Prapya Thadevavalokethi Thadheva  Shrunothi Thadheva  Bhashayathi Thadheva Chinthayathi ||