Guru Gita verse 132 - Henny/Chris/Kalia

[Guest guest]

Dear H/C/K,

 

Does Henny's question to Swamiji still hold, Kalia ? As Chris

pointed out it is Shuddhavidya and not shuddhatattva.

 

Please let me know if there is a question and I will be happy to

forward it to Swamiji.

 

Jai Guru

Nanda

 

 

 

, "Chris Kirner"

<chriskirner1956> wrote:

> Henny,

>

> I think you're thinking of shuddhavidya, which means pure

knowledge.

> Perhaps shuddhatattwa means `the highest meaning' or `the essence

of'

> the tattwas.

>

> Jai Maa!

> Chris

>

>

>

> , "henny_v_i" <HvI@S...> wrote:

> > Dear Kalia,

> >

> > you wrote:

> > >In order to destroy that great destructive force of worldliness

> > >(ignorance) we should recite the Guru Gita with the knowledge

that

> > >this is our Inner self, the True self, the Guru, the Divine.

> >

> > This is beautiful. The thought that came to mind: reciting the

Guru

> > Gita is listening to our Self singing.

> > I noticed the word used in the text is 'suddhatattvam'; is this

the

> > word translated as 'pure principles'? I understand that this

tattva

> > comes between Ishvara (principle of union of Shiva-Shakti) and

Maya.

> > Could this mean that as we 'look into the mirror' of the Guru

Gita

> > with devotion (by means of recitation, listening or writing), we

> > become aware of our Self? Or is the word just used in general in

this

> > verse (the tattvas are still a mystery to me, so I am just

groping in

> > the dark here)?

> >

> > with love,

> > Henny

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > , Kali Kali

<kaliananda_saraswati@y.

> > ..> wrote:

> > >

> > > Dear All,

> > >

> > > Here is today's verse -

> > >

> > > 132. Oh Goddess, I have shared the pure principles of the soul

of

> > the Guru Gita. For the purpose of destroying the diseases of

worldly

> > existence, everyone should always recite as his own.

> > >

> > > Comment: The attainment of self knowledge or wisdom grants

the

> > fruit of Truth, Bliss and Consciousness. In order to destroy

that

> > great destructive force of worldliness (ignorance) we should

recite

> > the Guru Gita with the knowledge that this is our Inner self,

the True

> > self, the Guru, the Divine.

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

[Guest guest]

Thanks, there is no question.

KaliaNanda <chandimaakijai > wrote:

Dear H/C/K,Does Henny's question to Swamiji still hold, Kalia ? As

Chris pointed out it is Shuddhavidya and not shuddhatattva.Please let

me know if there is a question and I will be happy to forward it to

Swamiji.Jai GuruNanda, "Chris

Kirner" <chriskirner1956> wrote:> Henny,> > I think you're

thinking of shuddhavidya, which means pure knowledge.> Perhaps

shuddhatattwa means `the highest meaning' or `the essence of'> the

tattwas.> > Jai Maa!> Chris> > > > --- In

, "henny_v_i" <HvI@S...> wrote:> > Dear

Kalia,> > > > you wrote:> > >In order to destroy that great

destructive force of worldliness > >

>(ignorance) we should recite the Guru Gita with the knowledge that >

> >this is our Inner self, the True self, the Guru, the Divine. > >

> > This is beautiful. The thought that came to mind: reciting the

Guru > > Gita is listening to our Self singing. > > I noticed the

word used in the text is 'suddhatattvam'; is this the > > word

translated as 'pure principles'? I understand that this tattva > >

comes between Ishvara (principle of union of Shiva-Shakti) and Maya.

> > Could this mean that as we 'look into the mirror' of the Guru

Gita > > with devotion (by means of recitation, listening or

writing), we > > become aware of our Self? Or is the word just used

in general in this > > verse (the tattvas are still a mystery to me,

so I am just groping in > > the dark here)?> > > > with love,> >

Henny > > > > > > > > > > , Kali

Kali <kaliananda_saraswati@y.> > ..> wrote:> > > > > > Dear All,> > >

> > > Here is today's verse -> > > > > > 132. Oh Goddess, I have

shared the pure principles of the soul of > > the Guru Gita. For the

purpose of destroying the diseases of worldly > > existence, everyone

should always recite as his own. > > > > > > Comment: The attainment

of self knowledge or wisdom grants the > > fruit of Truth, Bliss and

Consciousness. In order to destroy that > > great destructive force

of worldliness (ignorance) we should recite > > the Guru Gita with

the knowledge that this is our Inner self, the True > > self, the

Guru, the Divine. > >

> > > > > > > > > > > > >

> > > > > >

 

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