Guest guest Posted April 28, 2009 Report Share Posted April 28, 2009 To be clear, the path of surrender does not require a sharp intellect (Jnaana Yoga), or a supreme devotion (Bhakthi Yoga), or balance/skill in action (Karma Yoga), ...yet one who knows how to surrender, will develop subtlety of intellect (Jnaana Yoga), will develop intense devotion (Bhakthi Yoga), and will develop skill in all actions (Karma Yoga) by virtue of the very nature of surrender. Hence, it is equivalent to the other modes of worship. Jaya Guru Datta! --- Gurorangripadme ManaScenna Lagnam tata: kim! tata: kim! tata: kim! tata: kim!? Sarva Kartha, Sarva Dhartha, Sarva Hartha, Mangalam! Satchidananda, Satchidananda, Satchidananda Mangalam! Tasmai Sri Guru-murthaye Nama Idam Sri Dakshinamurtaye! Ata Nityo Narayanaha, Brahma Narayanaha, Sivascha Narayanaha, Kalascha Narayanaha. Disascha Narayanaha, Vidisascha Narayanaha, Urdwamscha Narayanaha, Adhascha Narayanaha, Antar-bahischa-Narayana.Narayana Eh Vedam Sarvam, Yat BhootamYacchha Bhavyam.Nish-kalango Niranjano Nirvikalpo Nirakyadhas,suddhho Deva Eko Narayanaha, Na dwiteeyosthi kaschit,ya evam Vedas Vishnu reva Bhavati, Sa Vishnureva Bhavathi, Etat yajur veda sirodeeyathe. ~*Om * Ayim * Hreem * Sreem * Siva * Rama * Anagha * Dattaya * Namaha*~ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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