Friday, 8 January 2021

Sri Guru Gita – Sri Skandhapuranam Uththarakhanda Umamaheshwara Samvadham – Chapter 2 – The preceptor is none other than the supreme Bhramam/free from Dhvandhabhava/dualities and impurities

 



Chapter – 1 – Sri Guru Gita – 1 – 10


Lord Mahadeva speaks “ Oh! Mahadevi, listen to me carefully. I shall describe the glorious Gurudhyana/contemplation upon the preceptor, which is Bhoga Mokshapradha, could provide all the happiness and Mukthi as well.  1) Srimath Parambhrama Gurum Smarami/always remember the preceptor who symbolizes auspiciousness, 2) Srimath Parambhrama Gurum Bhajami/always recite the glorious names of the preceptor who is supreme Bhramam,  3) Srimath Parambhrama  Gurum Vadhami/always contemplate upon the teachings of the Guru, 4)  Srimath Parambhrama Gurum Namami/always prostrate before the lotus feet of Preceptor. I shall prostrate before the Sathguru/preceptor, who symbolizes Bhramanandha, imparts the knowledge of all-pervasive Bhramam which is free from afflictions has neither birth nor death, changeless, pure, unblemished, and supreme bliss. The Paramathma Parambhramam resides as the soul is beyond attributes and comparison. It is Gnanaswaroopa/wisdom, and lacks duality/Dhvandhabhava, free from impurities of Kama, Krodha, Lobha, Moha, Madha, and Mathscharya, like the vast sky of changeless nature, clouds like the emotions form and disperse would not affect the sky. The supreme Bhramam is the sole witness in the Jeeva, it is Yeka and Nithya as well, it is the single source of the functioning of mind, intellect, Chitta, Prana, Ahamkara, Karma, and Gnanendhriyas. I shall prostrate before that supreme Preceptor who resembles the eternal Bhramam. The Mumukshu contemplate upon the supreme Preceptor, who resides in the Hrithpadhma/lotus-like the heart of the Sadhaka, seated on the magnificent throne, and has a charming appearance adorned in the crescent moon, is the provider of bliss, Bhukthi, and Mukthi. The Mumukshu meditate upon the supreme preceptor, who is attired in pure silk clothe, smeared in highly fragrant sandalwood paste, adorned in the garland of fresh alluring white flowers, and garlands of pearls and precious ornaments, has pleasing appearance and sparkling eyes, and the Dhivyashakthi/Adhishakthi seated on his left lap, and has a pleasing smile, he is the Lord of an ocean of mercy. I shall reverentially prostrate before the supreme preceptor, who is Anandhaswaroopa/bliss, he is the sole source of Anandha/happiness and wisdom, is none other than the Bhramam, eulogized by Yogendhras, he is the supreme physician to get rid of miseries and sorrows of worldly existence permanently/Bhavarogavaidhya. I shall prostrate before the lotus feet of the preceptor, who enlightens the Jeeva with the knowledge of ‘self/Athman is Paramathma, which is free from afflictions, pure, changeless, eternal, has neither birth nor death, and the attachment to Prakrithi/material matters of richness, wealth, money, fame, possession, etc. that has fleeting nature, hence the interest in worldly matters and bondage are nothing but Halahala/toxic poison that takes away the serenity of the mind. The preceptor enlightens the Jeeva with the knowledge of the Paramathma Parambhramam resides as the soul is Swathmanandhasamudhra/ocean of bliss. I shall prostrate before the supreme Preceptor who represents the five types of deeds such as Shrishti, Sthithi, Samhara, Nigraha, and Anugraha, whose lotus feet are Dhavanalagni/colossal fire which is capable to destroy the dense wood of worldly existence. The Mumukshu meditate upon the supreme Preceptor who symbolizes Akara Kakara Dhakara syllables/Akshara Bhramam, seated in the middle of the triangle positioned on the center of a thousand-petalled lotus flower.”

 

Dhyanam Shrunu Mahadevi  Sarvanandhapradhayakam | Sarvasaukhyakaram Chaiva  Bhukthi Mukthipradhayakam ||

 

Srimath  Parambhrama Gurum Smarami| Srimath Parambhrama Gurum Bhajami | Srimath Parambhrama Gurum  Vadhami| Srimath Parambhrama Gurum Namami ||

 

Bhramanandha Paramasukhadham Kevalam Jjanamoorthim | Dhvandhvatheetham Gaganasadhrisham Thaththvamasyadhi Lakshyam | Yekam Nithyam Vimalamachalam Sarvathi  Sakshibhootham | Bhavatheetham Thrigunarahitham Sadhgurum Tham Namami ||

 

Hridhambuje  KarnnikamadhyaSamsthe  Simhasane  Samsthitha Dhivyamoorthim | Dhyayeth  Gurum Chandhrakala Prakasham | Sacchith Sukhabheeshtakaram Dhadhanam||

 

Shwethambaram Shvetha Vilepa Pushpam  Mukthavibhoosham Mudhitham Dhvinethram | Vamanka Peedasthitha Dhivyashakthim | Mandhasmitham Poorna Kripanidhanam ||

 

Anandhamanandhakaram Prasannam Jjanaswaroopam Nijabhavayuktham | Yogindhrameedyam Bhavaroga Vaidhyam Srimathgurum Nithyamaham Namami ||

 

Vandhe Gurunam Charanaravindham Samdharshitha Swathma Gunambudheenam | Janasya  Yesham Gulikayamanam  Samsara Halahala Mohashanthyai ||

 

Yasmin Shrishti Sthithi Dhvamsa Nigrahanugrahathmakam | Krithyam Panchavidham Shashvath Bhasathe  Tham Gurum Bhajeth ||

 

Padhabje  Sarvasamsara Dhavakalanalam Swake | Bhramarandhre Sthithambhojamadhyastham Chandhramandalam ||

 

Akadhadhi Thrirekhabje  Sahasradhala Mandale | Hamsa Parsha Thrikone  Cha  Smareththanmadhyagam Gurum ||