purimanu2000

who is Lord Vittala? and what does the word Vittala mean.

 

in a bhagan i heard the words

Vittala Vittala Vittala

Hari om Vittala

 

but i was not sure the meaning

vittala or bitthal are derived from sanskrit word "vishtthal" means one who is beyond the effect of maya.this is the name of god used in vedas

Forgive me asking dumb questions but don't the Sikh have an invisible God? Aren't they monotheists? I know very little about the Sikh but I have read a Sikh prayer in which Krishna is rejected. I would like to be informed on this a little more.

it is a mattr of deep regret that there r 2-3 verses in holy guru granth sahib(ggs) which seem to reject krishna as god but at the same time there are scores of verses that accept krishna as god.the sikh priests they have made 2-3 verses very popular in the masses but they dont tell people about the scores of others.

open the site "srigranth.org"(i am sorry i am not allowed to post URL right now)

open link "read page by page"

the open the page numbers 988,345

1082 (Adorned with flowers, holding the chakra in Your hand, Your form is incomparably beautiful.)

He carries the conch, the chakra and the war club; He is the Great Charioteer, who stays with His Saints. ||10||

page1105( He is adorned with the conch, the chakra, the mala and the ceremonial tilak mark on his forehead; gazing upon his radiant glory, the Messenger of Death is scared away.)

I recall reading that Guru Nanak was once in a kirtan with Lord Caitanya. I'll have to see if I can find where I read it.

 

Hare Krishna

just go to google search and type "nanak jagannath"

and open the pdf file

u ll have what u are looking for.