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Sadguruḿ Taḿ Namámi | |
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Speaker | Shrii Shrii Anandamurti |
Date | 1978 October 11 |
Time | Unknown |
Place | Patna, India |
Language | English |
Topic | Salutations to the Supreme father in the form of Sadguru. |
Included in | Ananda Vacanamrtam Part 3 |
Location in Sarkarverse |
Sadguruḿ Taḿ Namámi is a discourse given by Shrii Shrii Anandamurti on 1978 October 11 in Patna, India. This discourse is the ninth chapter of Ananda Vacanamrtam Part 3.[1]
Synopsis
So what is the Sadguru? The word “sat” means “that which undergoes no change”. In modern Saḿskrta, “sat” means “good” and “asat” means “bad”, but in Vaedika Saḿskrta, “sat” means “that which undergoes no change”. Násadásiinno sadásiittadániiḿ násiidrajo no vyomá paro yat; Kimávariivah kuha kasya sharmannambhah kimásiidagahanaḿ gabhiiram. “Sat”. Now, the entity by whose grace one comes into contact with sat (sat, the non-changeable entity, the non-changeable stance, the non-changeable nuclear entity around which so many electrons move) – that entity, or rather, that framework through which Parama Puruśa is working or Táraka Brahma is functioning, is the Sadguru, “Sadguruḿ tvaḿ namámi” – “I do my namah before you, at your altar.”
In this discourse, Anandamurti explains the meaning of Saḿgacchadhvaḿ.
Saḿgacchadhvaḿ: Moving together with the spirit of benevolence and equity. saḿvadadhvam: Speech is to be guided by the thoughts of the Supreme. Saḿvo manáḿsi jánatám: Amity among people is a result of understanding that the Supreme and One singular entity is the creator of everything and everyone. Devábhágaḿ yathápúrve saḿjánáná upásate: Separation and segregation is due to selfish interests of such and such groups.of exploitation by those To establish oneself in the Supreme Entity, pure, stainless and strong in spiritual values, which undergoes no transformation, spiritual aspirant will have to bring their minds to a singular point. That one point is the Supreme stance. Bhávátiitaḿ triguńarahitaḿ Sadguruḿ Taḿ namámi: Parama Purusa is beyond the periphery of all expressions, action and reaction and all binding forces. Sadguru is the embodiment of the Supreme Consciousness, through which we received Tántrikii diikśá (tantric initiation). Befor Him we bow and to Him we pay our salutations.[1]
References
Preceded by Guru Prańáma |
Ananda Vacanamrtam Part 3 With: Sadguruḿ Taḿ Namámi |
Succeeded by Saḿgacchadhvaḿ |