the subtlest feeling

November 6, 2003

Namaste, Everyone

Swamiji spoke about the word, "aanubhaava."

It is found in the 3rd shloka of the first chapter of Chandi Path:

mahaamayaa nubhaavena yathaa manvantaraadhipah

sa babhuuva mahaa bhaagah saavarnistanayo raveh

He has translated this as:

"With the grace of the Supreme Goddess, the Great Measurement of

Consciousness, the son of the Light, he who belongs to All,

became the highly eminent master of the fourteenth part of a day of the

Infinite. On this subject I speak"

Here he translates anubhav as "grace", in this case, of the Supreme Goddess,

the Great Measurement of Consciousness"

He told us that anu = atom; it could also mean "the subtlest"

and that bhava = feeling or attitude, or mood

So that this grace of Mahamaya (She who limits, who contains the limitless

consciousness) can be understood as the feeling of the subtlest--the feeling

of an atom; this he discussed as the finest point, or the bindu, of Mahamaya,

and that is in in that, in going into that, when we do, there we can experience

her in the sublest way, there is Her grace. Of course, as Maa points out, this

is

only through experience, it cannot really be described.

But I thought that word was so beatiful to contemplate, just one word from the

Chandi Path!-- anubhav, the feeling of an atom.

There's a meditation.

November 6, 2003

I wish I were there to experience the direct teachings of Maa and Swamiji

working together in the Infinite. Thank you for sharing aanubhava with us.

There They go, expaining the Unexplainable.

Ardis

nitya_ma <nitya_ma

Nov 6, 2003 8:09 AM

the subtlest feeling

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Namaste, Everyone

Swamiji spoke about the word, "aanubhaava."

It is found in the 3rd shloka of the first chapter of Chandi Path:

mahaamayaa nubhaavena yathaa manvantaraadhipah

sa babhuuva mahaa bhaagah saavarnistanayo raveh

He has translated this as:

"With the grace of the Supreme Goddess, the Great Measurement of

Consciousness, the son of the Light, he who belongs to All,

became the highly eminent master of the fourteenth part of a day of the

Infinite. On this subject I speak"

Here he translates anubhav as "grace", in this case, of the Supreme Goddess,

the Great Measurement of Consciousness"

He told us that anu = atom; it could also mean "the subtlest"

and that bhava = feeling or attitude, or mood

So that this grace of Mahamaya (She who limits, who contains the limitless

consciousness) can be understood as the feeling of the subtlest--the feeling

of an atom; this he discussed as the finest point, or the bindu, of Mahamaya,

and that is in in that, in going into that, when we do, there we can experience

her in the sublest way, there is Her grace. Of course, as Maa points out, this

is

only through experience, it cannot really be described.

But I thought that word was so beatiful to contemplate, just one word from the

Chandi Path!-- anubhav, the feeling of an atom.

There's a meditation.

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