Verses from Scripture on Hinduism 2

02-10-2006, 12:14 AM

hearts and eyes of its followers, as if millions of rain clouds had poured down,
the stay of the Great Silence, called by many names, described by many
religions, the embodiment of ineffable degrees of spiritual happiness.
----Tayumanavar 1.2. PT, 14 O God of mercy who performs the dance of
illimitable happiness in the hall of inconceivable Intelligence! Oh thou
Preceptor who art named Nilakantha! Oh thou Preceptor of wisdom who art of the
form of Vishnu! Oh thou Preceptor who art of the form of the four-headed
Brahma, the author of Vedas! O thou who discharges the duties of a Preceptor in
all religions! Oh thou who as Preceptor enlightens in love those followers who
have implored thee not to abandon them. -----Tayumanavar
6.5. PT, 34 Worship, by offering sweet-scented flowers, the God who is the
Infinite Lord of all. Give reverence to your tradition's God, who the whole
world and all that lives pervades. Before the body falls, revere the God who
both the One and many has become. ----Natchintanai, "The
Wisdom..." NT, 202 Whatever you see, see as Siva and do not be distressed, O
mind! Those who are free from agitation and who the senses five control will
surely win the bliss of Siva. The path prescribed by your religion you should
always tread, and
live in changeless, silent contemplation. Whatever you see, see as Siva.
-----Natchintanai, "Whatever You See..." NT, 68 Sivaya Namah
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