Guest guest Posted March 25, 2005 Report Posted March 25, 2005 NirmohA: Without bewilderment Moha, is confusion of thought, distraction of the mind. BhAskararAya's commentary Translated into English by R. Ananthakrishna Sastry Quote
Guest guest Posted March 26, 2005 Report Posted March 26, 2005 NMadasamy wrote: NirmohA: Without bewilderment. Moha, is confusion of thought, distraction of the mind. [bhAskararAya's commentary Translated into English by R. Ananthakrishna Sastry] sankara menon wrote: Nirmoha== withour moha== without desire? Now I cross reference with 3 books. [Apology for not inserting other reference] 1] Sri Lalitha sahasranama, published by Sri Ramakrishna Math interpretes it as : She who is free from false view of things. 2] The thousand Names of the Divine Mother . Published by Mata Amritanandamayi Math states : She who is free from delusion. Also states that Moha can be desire, lack of discriminatin between good and bad as in the passage from the Gita. "from Krodha [anger] arises moha" or loss of consciousness. None of these affect Devi even remotely. Moha too is the bewilderment that arises from ignorance [avidya]. 3] Sri lalithammbika. published by Sri Ramakrishns Tapovanam, Swami Vimalanda, interprete as : Her who has no erroneous perceptions or loss of consciousness. What do you think? Quote
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