Guest guest Posted November 4, 2006 Report Share Posted November 4, 2006 Om Amriteswari Namah Ammachi, please guide and bless us as we open our hearts to the teaching of the Sri Guru Gita. Divine Mother, stand with us, as we grow in our Selves and as we continue to open our hearts and our minds to your Love and Light. Amma, show us how to share your inspiration and your Love for us with the World. We dedicate our study today to Peace on this Earth, and to healing the hearts of humankind. Guru Gita Study Session 36 Verse 174. The Lord Said: Devotion to the Guru is the most sacred abode. All other holy places are fruitless. O Goddess, all centers of pilgrimage, in fact, live in the Guru’s feet, nay even in one toe. Verse 175. Repetition of the Guru Gita brings infinite rewards, including victory. But one who recites it should discard all trivial actions and low places. Verse 176. Japa on an improper asana and trivial actions bear poor fruit, while undertaking a journey, or facing danger from the enemy on the battlefield. Verse 177. One devoted to a Guru obtains victory by repeating the Guru Gita. She attains salvation if she recites it at the time of death. All her work, wherever she be, is accomplished. Verse 178. Do not disclose the mystery that I have revealed to you. Make every effort to keep it as a secret, O One so dear to me. Verse 179. Do not even think of imparting it even to Swami Kartikeya, Ganesha, Vishnu or any of my chief attendants. I have spoken the truth, the pure truth. Verse 180. Reveal it only to one whose mind is mature, and full of reverence and devotion. O Beloved, you are my very Self. Verse 181. Never even think of imparting the Guru Gita to one who is without devotion, a cheat, a degraded wretch, a hypocrite or an atheist. ******Thus ends the Guru Gita, which occurs in the dialog between Shiva and Parvati in the latter portion of the Skanda Purana. This is offered to the Supreme Guru, Lord Dattatreya.****** OM ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Om Lokah samastah sukino bhavantu Lokah samastah sukino bhavantu Lokah samastah sukino bhavantu Om santih, santih, santih Om sri gurubhyo namah hari om ~Om, may all beings in all the worlds be happy. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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