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{{Quote box|width=360px|bgcolor=|align=left|quoted=1|salign=right|quote=So when one is in deep love with Him, and death comes, that death is the final death. After death there will be no rebirth. Along with that death, death dies. So it is ''mrtyurmrtyuh'' – the death of death. So He is ''mrtyurmrtyuh''. Each and every intelligent person of the world, everyone who has an iota of intelligence, should try to goad all his energies, all his propensities unto Him. He is the Supreme Shelter. There is no alternative.|source=Shrii Shrii Anandamurti}} | {{Quote box|width=360px|bgcolor=|align=left|quoted=1|salign=right|quote=So when one is in deep love with Him, and death comes, that death is the final death. After death there will be no rebirth. Along with that death, death dies. So it is ''mrtyurmrtyuh'' – the death of death. So He is ''mrtyurmrtyuh''. Each and every intelligent person of the world, everyone who has an iota of intelligence, should try to goad all his energies, all his propensities unto Him. He is the Supreme Shelter. There is no alternative.|source=Shrii Shrii Anandamurti}} | ||
In this discourse, Anandamurti explains a vedic incantation. ''Ugraḿ viiraḿ maháviśńuḿ'': He is beyond ascription, can face all difficulties, and everything is known to Him. ''Jvalantaḿ vishvatomukham'': He is the source of all energy, and nothing is hidden from Him; within the arena of His mind all exits. ''Nrsiḿhaḿ bhiiśańaḿ bhadraḿ'': Everything moves per His direction; even fear trembles before Him. ''Mryurmrtyuh namámyaham'': Most people fear death, but death is afraid of [[Parama Purusa]]. People die and are reborn again, but those who take the shelter of God will one day become liberated from this cycle and be immortal. Intelligent people should guide their tendencies towards this goal.<ref name="AV3"/> | Anandamurti starts the discourse by saying that every person by birth sees God in a purely physical manner, for example as food. As a man develops to the next stage, He is no more interested in physicsl things alone and the desire for spirituality awakens in him. In this discourse, Anandamurti explains a vedic incantation. ''Ugraḿ viiraḿ maháviśńuḿ'': He is beyond ascription, can face all difficulties, and everything is known to Him. ''Jvalantaḿ vishvatomukham'': He is the source of all energy, and nothing is hidden from Him; within the arena of His mind all exits. ''Nrsiḿhaḿ bhiiśańaḿ bhadraḿ'': Everything moves per His direction; even fear trembles before Him. ''Mryurmrtyuh namámyaham'': Most people fear death, but death is afraid of [[Parama Purusa]]. People die and are reborn again, but those who take the shelter of God will one day become liberated from this cycle and be immortal. Intelligent people should guide their tendencies towards this goal.<ref name="AV3"/> | ||
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