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In this discourse, Anandamurti explains the meaning of ''Nityaḿ shuddhaḿ ''. | In this discourse, Anandamurti explains the meaning of ''Nityaḿ shuddhaḿ ''. | ||
''Nityaḿ shuddhaḿ nirábhásaḿ nirákáraḿ niraiṋjanam'': Everlasting and pure, ineffable, unfettered and unblemished. ''Nityabodhaḿ cidánandaḿ Gurubrahma namámyaham'': Omniscient and ensconced in bliss. To ''Guru-Brahma'' (Supreme Consciousness) I pay my salutations. Anandamurti then likens [[Parama Purusa]] to s great director; In His divine play He entrusts different roles to unit beings, some are happy while others are sad. Anandamurti goes on saying that Parama Purusa loves His children immensely and cares for their well being. He concludes that no one should feel helpless or afraid.<ref name="AV3"/> | ''Nityaḿ shuddhaḿ nirábhásaḿ nirákáraḿ niraiṋjanam'': Everlasting and pure, ineffable, unfettered and unblemished. ''Nityabodhaḿ cidánandaḿ Gurubrahma namámyaham'': Omniscient and ensconced in bliss. To ''Guru-Brahma'' (Supreme Consciousness) I pay my salutations. Anandamurti then likens [[Parama Purusa]] to s great director; In His divine play, He entrusts different roles to unit beings, some are happy while others are sad. Anandamurti goes on saying that Parama Purusa loves His children immensely, and cares for their well being. He concludes that no one should feel helpless or afraid.<ref name="AV3"/> | ||
== References == | == References == | ||