Namaskar Mahatmas!

• Vrishaakapih – One who lifts the world drowned in Adharma to the light of Dharma.
• Ameyaatmaa – One whose manifestations are unaccountable
• Sarva-yoga-vinissritah – One who is beyond the reach of various types of Yogas taught in the shastras.

VASUR-VASUMANAAH SATYAH SAMAATMAA SAMMITAH SAMAH

VASUH: The one who is the very support of all elements and also He Himself is the very essence of all the elements. It is like the dream made up of our own mind; the same dream-world plays itself out, all the time sustained in the very same mind. Similarly the Self indwells in all and all dwell in the Self. In the 10^th chapter of Gita, the Lord says “I am among the Vasus, the Paavakah”. The air allows everything to remain in it and sustains everything by it. The Self exists like air. Read the rest of this entry »

Namaskar Mahatmas!

• Ajah – Unborn since the Lord is eternal and infinite
• Sarvesvarah – God of all gods; Supreme controller of all
• Siddhah – One who has achieved all that has to be achieved; most famous
• Siddhih – The Lord is the one who blesses one with Moksha, a state of no return
• Sarvaadih – One who is the beginning of all

VRISHAAKAPIR AMEYAATMAA SARVA-YOGA-VINISSRITAH

VRISHAAKAPIH: Lord Himself says in scriptures: “Since Kapi has a meaning ‘boar’, and since Vrisha has the meaning of ‘Dharma’, the great Kashyapa Prajapathi says ‘I am Vrishaakapih’. Kapi also means ‘that which saves one from drowning’. The Lord in the form of Great Boar (Varaaha), had lifted the world (Bhu) from the waters at the end of the deluge. The Lord Vrishaakapih is the one who lifts the world drowned in Adharma to the brightness of Dharma age after age.

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Recalling the names……

• Ahah – ‘day time’; the One ever effulgent and bright; One who is time Himself
• Samvatsarah – One who is of the nature of the year; from whom the time arises
• Vyaalah – One who has no devotion or understanding, the Lord is as horrible and terrible as a serpent; ever eluding, always slippery – difficult to understand.
• Pratyayah – One whose very nature is knowledge
• Sarvadarshanah – ‘All-seeing’; One who has surrendered to Him sees Him everywhere and in everything.

AJAH SARVESVARAH SIDDHAH SIDDHI SARVAADIR ACHYUTAH

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Recap…

• Suresah –The Lord of the Devas; One who is best among those who fulfill all the desires of the devotees.
• Saranam – Refuge for all who are suffering in life; He is the ultimate Home.
• Sarma – One who is ever in bliss; Satchidaananda
• Visvaretah – The Lord is the seed from which the whole life has come
• Prajaabhavah – He from which all living creatures have spring forth.

AHAH SAMVATSARO VYAALAH PRATYAYAH SARVADARSANAH

AHAH: Ahan has got two meanings. It means 24-hour day. It also means 12-hour day- time. What does 24 hour day mean? Day is unit of time. One who is the nature of time itself is Ahah, the Supreme Lord. 12-hour day-time means: Day time always refers to light. He is the one, ever effulgent and bright. The daylight illumines everything around. Similarly, the light of the Lord illumines our mind and our thoughts. Ahah also means ‘one who does not ever destroy the devotees who have surrendered to Him’. Read the rest of this entry »

Namaskar Mahatmas!

A glance of what we did yesterday……

• Anuttamah – Lord Vishnu who is ‘incomparably Great’
• Duraadharshah – All-powerful; one who cannot be attacked, stormed
• Kritajnah – One Knower who knows all that is done by all
• Kritih – He who visits to bless the good and punish the evil
• Aatmavaan – One who is the Self in all beings.

SURESAH SARANAM SARMA VISVA-RETAAH PRAJAA-BHAVAH

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• Eeswarah – One has all powers in Him in full.
• Vikramee – One full of prowess or one who has ‘special foot steps’
• Dhanvee – One who has the mighty bow all the times
• Medhaavee – Supremely intelligent; He knows all that is happening in and around everything at once.
• Vikramah – One who rides on the Garuda
• Kramah – One who is all-pervading; one who is beyond the reach of our mind, thoughts, words.

ANUTTAMO DURAADHARSHAH KRITAJNAH KRITIR-AATMAVAAN

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To recall the names what we did yesterday…

• Hiranyagarbhah – One who dwells in the womb of the world
• Bhoogarbhah – One who is the very womb of the world
• Maadhavah – One who is ever-silent; who is ever non-interfering Observer in all our activites of body, mind and intellect.
• Madhusoodanah – One who destroys all our Vaasanaas when we meditate on Him

EESVARO VIKRAMEE DHANVEE MEDHAAVEE VIKRAMAH KRAMAH

EESVARAH: One who has all powers in Him in full. He is in everyone of us as three powers; as the power of action of the body (Kriyaa shakti), the power of desire in the mind (Icchaa shakti) and the power of knowledge in the intellect (Jnaana shakti). He is the One everywhere. He is the total mighty power, the Supreme Vishnu.

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A Recap……..

• Eesanah – The controller of the Great five elements and the administrator of His own law in this world of plurality.
• Praanadah – One who gives the Praanas to all.
• Praanah – The very Praana of all living beings; The ever-living Lord who is immortal and Eternal.
• Jyeshthah – The Lord is Ancient; older than all
• Sreshthah – The Lord is the most glorious one.
• Prajaapatih – The Lord of all living creatures; He is the Great Father of all.

HIRANYA-GARBHO BHOO-GARBHO MADHAVO MADHU-SOODANAH

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Recap:

• Prabhootah – The Lord who is ‘ever-full’
• Trikakubdhaama – The Lord is the very support of three quarters above, below and middle; support of our three planes of consciousness – waking, dream and deep-sleep.
• Pavitram – One who gives purity to the heart; the one who saves us from the disturbances of the mind
• Param mangalam – Who removes inauspiciousness and who brings auspiciousness

EESAANAH PRAANADAH PRAANO JYESHTHAH SRESHTHAH PRAJAPATIH

EESAANAH: The Lord who is the controller of all the five great elements (Earth, Water, Fire, Air and Space) is Eesaanah. Eeswarah’ means the One who is the Administrator of His own law in this phenomenal world of plurality. The divine Will which is manifesting through Him, the Lord Eeswara, is said to function as Eesaanah. It also means ‘One who is the Supreme Eeswara – the Parameshwara’.

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Recalling what we meditated yesterday….

• AGRAAYAH – One who cannot be perceived or understood through our sense organs.
• SAASVATAH – That which is there all the time, Permanent, changeless
• KRISHNAH – The dark magnet which attracts everybody towards It
• LOHITAAKSHAH – Red-eyed towards the people who live ignoring the higher values of life.
• PRATARDANAH – Lord in the form of Rudra at the time of supreme destruction.

PRABHOOTAH TRIKAKUB-DHAAMA PAVITHRAM MANGALAM PARAM

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