The Supreme element is decribed as ‘Par-Brahma’ in Vedas. Upnishads term him as ‘Parmatman’ Bhagwat and other puranas, called him Bhagwan. Brahm is both Saakar and Nirakaar. He bears a definite form, and gives his glimpses to his ‘Bhakti’ in that form. Though he assumes himself like human, he does not consist of panch...
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Shravansyamlepakshe ekadashyam mahanishi I Sakshaat Bhagwataaproktam tadaksharasha uchyate II1II Brahma-sambandh karanaat sarveshaam dehjivayoho I Sarvadoshnivritirhi doshaha panchvidha smritaha II2II Sahajadeshkaalotha lokvedniroopitaha I Sainyogajasparshjashcha na nivriti kathanchana ll3ll Anyathasarvadoshnam na nivriti kathanchana I Asamarpitvastoonam tasmad varjanamachreta II4II Nivedibhi samarpyaiva sarvamkuryaditisthiti I Na matam devadevasya swamibhuktsamarpanam II5II Tasmaadadausarvakarye sarvavastusamarpanam I Dataapaharavachanam tathaacha sakalam hareh II6II Na...
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Brahma sambandh an historical event. The means to attain God are many. Some are difficult some are easy. All are fairly long journeys. Bhagwan Shree Krishana states in the Gita that “A minuscule part of Me is present in all living things” Jiva has Bhagwad ansha; a minuscule part of God. This truth is...
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