Jai Guru Datta Jaya Guru Datta Again and again till He says STOP

03-17-2006, 07:16 AM

Jai Guru Datta
Thanks for the email,that explains the grammar aspect of this.So,grammatically
JayaGuruDatta is better,or rather right.
12 years ago I was listening to the Piano sounds (yes,sounds,our Lord calls
them only that,oh! how humble He is!)of our Master.The introductory speech was
by Raadhanna,(I think).At the end of the introductory speech,he says with all
earnest and with feelings,"and therefore,we wish you a happy
listening,Jayagurudatta."
Nowhere I have seen and heard JaiGuruDatta.
But from the beginning I have been saying JaiGuruDatta.

My question and that of another devotee here,who first enquired about the
Bheejaaksharaas benefits,Am I missing some Bheejaaksharaa benefit by saying Jai
instead of Jaya?
My experience all these years is that,i feel perfect and better,only when I
say Jai Guru Datta.

But as usual and as Swamiji teaches me,I am ready to correct myself.what is
ready,if I have to be caorrected,so it shall be,JaiguruDatta.

Its like,Halleluja,Hello,Beg your pardon,good day,good bye,Mind you,hear
me,please wait,Thats it,Three cheers,hip hip hurrah,High fives, coool,kewl,nice,
all of these and many more occasions.
That emailer devotee is right.It has become ahabit of exclamation for many of
us,simple datta devotees.

By the way,there was an email from one Mr.Ravi Venkatraman, but not much of a
message,only blessings for all of us,and ofcourse,whatever I wrote about this in
the first email.
I had a thought that,it could be from our President,very old,and very gentle.

Would the sender tell me,who he is,Jai Guru Datta?

P.S:Jai Guru Datta

Jai Guru Datta

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03-17-2006, 11:40 AM

Jaya Guru Datta

Pranams to Pujya Sri Swamiji

As to Jai or Jaya, it has been stated the correctness, but...referring to
Bhajana Mala lll book
beginning on page 141 as one turns the pages it becomes obvious that there are
different
ways. Some bhajans Sri Swamiji says Jai Guru Datta and some where it is Jaya
Guru Datta,
Jai Datta, Jaya Datta. Why not let it be?

In your reappearance message to this group #3707
--- In JAIGURUDATTA (AT) yahoogroups (DOT) com, James Bond wrote:
> Jai Guru Datta
> It's been a long time.
> I hope some of you remember me still.
> Pranaams to kaali Maathaa in Holland.

In message 3719 you wrote:
> I welcome more views on my view,as this place is meant for discussion.
>snip ,
>let us discuss these useful things,rather than Vaiko joining the mother,and
Roman or
Greek Bush scoring over his rivals in Mesapatomia.

It is the view of this devotee that discussing views of views is not useful, and
not the
purpose of this group. The only worthwhile view is that of Sadguru who is the
ultimate
psychoanalyst giving us what we need exactly when we need it. Who can compete
with
that?

AND:
What does it matter whether we remember you or not?
And who is this kaali maatha to whom you offer pranams upon your return instead
of
Pujya Sadguru Sri Ganapati Sachchidananda Swamiji?

It seems that through your revealing postings here, you wish to be heard.

Having experienced this egoistic thinking of self importance very well, this
devotee finally
realized the folly of thinking that "I" matter, puffing up my worst enemy and
source of
dualistic behavior..my ego.
Sadguru is the only one witnessing and therefore the only one that matters. I
pray He slays
the "ME".

Don't you think this time spent defending reasoning could be better spent
listening to and
singing His bhajans? That is when HIs True knowledge begins to dawn. As many
here have
attested, if a question is sincerely held in the heart, Pujya Sri Swamiji
answers it. Seldom
through other's "opinions" but through immersion in His gifts.

This is offered in peace. Please let it be. I have finished with this.

Sri Guru Datta

Bolo Ganapati Sachcidananda Swamiji Ki JAI!

--- In JAIGURUDATTA (AT) yahoogroups (DOT) com, James Bond wrote:
>
> Jai Guru Datta
> Thanks for the email,that explains the grammar aspect of
this.So,grammatically
JayaGuruDatta is better,or rather right.
> 12 years ago I was listening to the Piano sounds (yes,sounds,our Lord calls
them only
that,oh! how humble He is!)of our Master.The introductory speech was by
Raadhanna,(I
think).At the end of the introductory speech,he says with all earnest and with
feelings,"and
therefore,we wish you a happy listening,Jayagurudatta."
> Nowhere I have seen and heard JaiGuruDatta.
> But from the beginning I have been saying JaiGuruDatta.
>
> My question and that of another devotee here,who first enquired about the
Bheejaaksharaas benefits,Am I missing some Bheejaaksharaa benefit by saying Jai
instead
of Jaya?
> My experience all these years is that,i feel perfect and better,only when I
say Jai Guru
Datta.
>
> But as usual and as Swamiji teaches me,I am ready to correct myself.what is
ready,if I
have to be caorrected,so it shall be,JaiguruDatta.
>
> Its like,Halleluja,Hello,Beg your pardon,good day,good bye,Mind you,hear
me,please
wait,Thats it,Three cheers,hip hip hurrah,High fives, coool,kewl,nice, all of
these and many
more occasions.
> That emailer devotee is right.It has become ahabit of exclamation for many
of
us,simple datta devotees.
>
> By the way,there was an email from one Mr.Ravi Venkatraman, but not much of
a
message,only blessings for all of us,and ofcourse,whatever I wrote about this in
the first
email.
> I had a thought that,it could be from our President,very old,and very
gentle.
>
> Would the sender tell me,who he is,Jai Guru Datta?
>
> P.S:Jai Guru Datta
>
> Jai Guru Datta
>
>
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