Friday 8 January 2021

Sri Guru Gita – Sri Skandhapuranam Uththarakhanda Umamaheshwara Samvadham – Chapter 2 - The preceptor is none other than the all-pervasive Bhramam - The Chiththavishranthi/serenity of mind is impossible to achieve without the grace of the preceptor

 





Chapter – 2 – Sri Guru Gita – 11 – 20

 

Lord Mahadeva speaks “ I shall prostrate before the supreme Preceptor, who represents the all-pervasive Bhramam which is Nithya/eternal, Shudhdha/pure, Nirabhasa/serene, Nirakara/invisible, Nirajjana/unblemished, Nithyabodha/supreme consciousness, Chidhanandhaswaroopa Paramathma. I shall earnestly pray for the perpetual grace and eternal presence of the Preceptor in my mind.   The preceptor is none other than the all-pervasive Bhramam which is cause for the creation of living and non-living things in the Universe resides as Athman/soul in the Jeeva, and it is the sole functioning of  body, mind, intellect, Prana, Chiththa, ahamkara, Karma and Gnanendhriyas, it is the sole witness in the Jeeva, and it is the single source to witness the infinite Nama, Roopa, Dhrishya in the Universe, it is indestructible Purusha, and it is the essence of Veda and Vedanta as well. The preceptor enlightens the knowledge of self/Athman and the indestructible Purusha/Paramathma to the Jeeva and introduces the nature of Prakrithi/material matters such as wealth, richness, money, fame, possession, attachment to wife, children, relatives, companion, etc. that has impermanent nature, have to undergo constant transformation and ruin, creates trepidations and sorrows in the Jeeva. The Preceptor guides the Jeeva through the path of Moksha, and inspires to get freed from the impurities of Kama, Krodha, Loba, Moha, Madha, Mathshcharya, in order to achieve the serenity of mind, thereby abandon the interest in worldly matters and bondage. The preceptor is the strong pillar who introduces the nature of Purusha and Prakrithi/the Universe and its living and non-living things, he symbolizes Thaththvamala/garland of supreme philosophy, time, compassion and kindness, he is none other than the Sacchidhanandha Swaroopa Paramathma. I shall repeatedly promise that there is no one superior to Preceptor who enlightens the Jeeva with the knowledge of Paramarththa Thaththva, even Lord Vishnu and Lord Bhrama affirm the same. Oh! Devi, Guru Dhyanam, and the sincere worship at the lotus feet of Guru would provide wisdom, the Jeeva gets freed from the sufferings and sorrows of worldly existence with the grace of preceptor. The teachings of Guru would remove the interest in worldly matters and bondage which has impermanent nature causes grief and miseries,  it would remove the impurities of the mind, redundant thoughts and lessen the attachment to Ananthmavasthu/material matters of fleeting nature. The Jjanam/wisdom and Jjeyem is not a different concept, the mind and intellect functions in the sole presence of Athman/soul perceives the infinite Nama, Roopa, Dhrishya in the Universe is not different from that Bhramam. Oh! Devi, The Chiththavishranthi/serenity of mind is impossible to achieve without the grace of the preceptor.  Therefore, the deep insight about the knowledge in various Shastras without the perpetual grace of preceptor is unfruitful, cannot bring Chiththavishranthi.”

 


Nithyam Shudhdham Nirabhasam Nirakaram  Niranjjanam | Nithyabodham Chidhanandham Gurum Bhrama Namamyaham ||

 

Sakalabhuvanashrishti: Kalpithashesha Shrishti : | Nikhila Nigama Dhrishti:  Sadhpadharththaika Shrishti: | Asadhgana Parameshti: Sadhpadharththaika Dhrishti: | Bhavaguna Parameshti:  Mokshamargaika Dhrishti: ||

 

Sakala Bhuvanaranga Sthapanasthambhayashti: | Sakaruna Rasavrishti Sthaththvamala Samashti: | Sakalasamaya Shrishti:  Sacchidhanandhadhrishti: | Nivasathu MayiNithyam Sri Guror Dhivyadhrishti; ||

 

Na Guroradhikam Na Guroradhikam Na Guroradhikam Na Guroradhikam | Shivashasanatha: Shivashasanatha:  Shivashasanatha: Shivashasanatha: ||

 

Idhameva Shivam Idhameva  Shivam | Idhameva  Shivam Idhameva Shivam | Harishasanatho Harishasanatho Harishasanatho Harishasanatha: ||

 

Vidhitham Vidhitham Vidhitham Vidhitham | Vijanam Vijanam Vijanam Vijanam | Vidhishasanatho Vidhishasanatho Vidhishasanatho Vidhishasanatha: ||

 

Yevam Vidham Gurum Dhyathva  Jjanamuthpadhyathe Swayam | Thadha  Gurupadheshena  Mukthoahamithi Bhavayeth ||

 

Gurupadhishta Margena  Mana: Shudhdhim  Thu  Karayeth | Anithyam Khandayeth Sarvam Yath Kinchith Athmagocharam ||

 

Jjeyam Sarvam  Pratheethashcha  Jjanashcha  Mana Uchyathe | Jjanam Jjeyam Samam Kuryannanya: Pandha  Dhvitheeyaka: ||

 

Kimathra  Bahunokthena  Shasthrakoti Shathairapi | Dhurllabha Chiththa Vishranthi:  Vina  Gurukripam Param ||