Sunday, September 20, 2015

BRAHMAVALLI TENTH ANUVAKA



                                                                              
                                                                             
                  Mantra:  yato vacho nivarthanthe aprapya manasa saha  anandam  brahmano vidwan
Meaning:  The upasaka of Ananda which is the form of Brahman ( the  form of Manomayatma’s sira and paksha) from whom manas and speech  retract without comprehending it, will not be afraid of   thing  in the world!
        The person who has realized the Brahman will not feel guilty, in his last moments,of not performing good deeds or regret why he did sinful acts before he died. One who realizes this aspect strengthens his atma. In other words he treats both punya  ( good deeds) and papa ( sinful deeds) equally as Paramatma! There is nothing different or separate for such a realized soul. Hence he is fearless and nothing affects him. The moment he is tainted with the slightest amount of avidya and sees the difference, he begins to fear many things.
        A single Moon is projected as two moons by the affected and diseased eyes. In the same way due to avidya one sees different things. An upasaka has destroyed such avidya. He  Knows that there is nothing different from the atma. There is no cause for fear. So there is no fear.
        These secret aspects of Truth propounded in Brahmavidya are described in Brahma or Anandavalli. This is the most secret of all Vidyas. The  word ‘upanishad’ also means ‘rahasya vidya (secret). It provides for the much desired salvation or moksha. So it deserves the  name  ‘upanishad.’
    BRAHMAVALLI  completed

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