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SRI YOGA VASISHTHA,

SOME MOMENTS WITH THE MASTER

SHRIMAD BHAGWAD GITA
SRI YOGA VASISHTHA,

a comprehensive spiritual dialogue between Sri Ramchandra and Sri Vasishtha, is a unique work of Indian Philosophy and a well-known text of Vedanta. It offers practical guidance to true seekers of all types. The original text in Sanskrit by Sri Valmiki and its subsequent translations are very voluminous. Realising its importance Dr R.M. Hari prepared an abridged version of Sri Yoga Vasishtha in question and answer form. It follows the order of the original Sanskrit text.

Referring to Sri Yoga Vasishtha in a lecture delivered in the U.S.A. in 1904, the great Indian saint Swami Rama Tirtha had said. "One of the greatest books, the most wonderful according to Rama ever written under the Sun is 'Yoga Vasishtha' which nobody on the earth can read without escaping God consciousness."

Dr R.M. HARI (1912-80) was a great Sufi saint. His own life bore a testimony to what is contained in the text and it symbolised equanimity. desirelessness, contentment and egolessness. He was thus competent to prepare a simplified and abridged version.

SOME MOMENTS WITH THE MASTER

- Spiritual dialogues with the Sufi saint SAI ROCHALDAS SAHIB

Sai (Dr) Rochaldas Sahib was a great Sufi saint. His dialogues cover a wide range of topics including, inter alia, satsang, silence and concentration, posture, diet, sleep, service, charity, endeavour and grace, conduct and life-style, hatha yoga, blessings, love, stages of love, how to attain love, samadhi, annihilation of self, renunciation and non-attachment, nature of mind and Self-realisation. The Master has provided answers by practical demonstration in his conduct, life-style, endeavours and attainments. He left his mortal frame in 1957. The dialogues were edited by his son and spiritual successor Dr R.M. Hari.

SHRIMAD BHAGWAD GITA

(Ilim Ludani-Va-Tohid) THE KNOWLEDGE THAT DRAWS TOWARDS SPIRITUALITY-THE ONENESS

The approach adopted in this book is unique - to show that the Truth (Atma, Haq) is one and the same everywhere, at all times and in all religions, because Truth is that which has no changeableness. Special reference has been made to Sufism to show that there is no difference between Vedanta and Sufism or other religions.

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    • In Mahabharata, Drona tells his son that education is for everyone and that they cannot close the doors of education on anyone. He claims he took Eklavya's right thumb as he did not get his education in the right way but stole his education by watching Drona teach others.

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    • Drupada, son of the king Prishata, and Drona studied together under the tutelage of Rishi Bhardwaja, Drona's father. They became great friends and Drupada assured Drona that once he became a king, he would share half of his kingdom with him. While Drupada became a king after the death of his father, Drona lived a life of poverty. Unable to feed his son, Drona approached Drupada for help. Drupada, now conscious of the difference of status between them, refused to acknowledge Drona's friendship!

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    • Drupada arranged a swayamvara for Draupadi's marriage in the Panchala court. At the centre of the court a pole was erected over which there was a revolving wheel. On the wheel was a wooden fish. At the bottom of the pole there was a pan of water. The one, who could shoot an arrow at the eye of revolving fish while looking at its reflection in the water below, would marry Draupadi. This was the condition for the swayamvara.

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    • When Arjun was about to kill Jaidrath, Krishna informed Arjun that Jaidrath had a boon from his father, that whoever was responsible for Jaidrath's head falling on the ground, would have a explosion in his own head, and hence die. He asked Arjun to fire an arrow in such a way, that Jaidrath's head would fall in his father's lap. When his father got up in shock, the head fell on earth, and Jaidrath's father had explosion in his head and was killed.

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    • Meeting of Kunti and Karna before the great battle at Kurukshetra followed the day after Krishna returned from Hastinapur with his message of peace being rejected by the Kauravas. Living in the household of Dhritarashtra, and hearing constantly of preparations for war against her own sons Kunti thought that if she could induce the ally of Duryodhana to fight on the side of her sons, instead of against them, she would greatly increase for them the chances of victory.

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    • It was the ninth night of the war at Kurukshetra. The exact midpoint of the legendary 18-day bloodbath. A see-saw that was going nowhere. “Bhisma loves us too much to defeat us,” said the Pandavas. “Yet not enough to let us win,” reminded Krishna. “He must die, if dharma has to be established.” But Bhisma had been given a boon by his father that he could choose the time of his death. No one could therefore kill him. “If we cannot kill him, we must at least immobilize him.”

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    • This is the pastime of Dhruva Maharaja who, upon being insulted by his step mother left for the forest to find the Lord at the tender age of five. After practicing meditation and severe austerities for five months, Dhruva achieved full concentration on Lord Vishnu. Then the Lord Himself came to see him from His spiritual abode in Vaikuntha.

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    • Linga basically means a sign or symbol. So the lingam is essentially a symbol of the shapeless universal consciousness of Lord Shiva. “Shiva” also means that in which the creation lies dormant after the annihilation. So, one explanation is that the lingam is a representative of the dormant universal consciousness in which all created things rest after the cosmic annihilation. It also represents the pradhana, the potential but unmanifest ingredients of the material world.

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    • The Akshar Dham temple is constructing with pink stones having good-looking carvings. The Akshar dham complex houses the initial ever interactive display under one roof. It is bordered by lush green gardens and very good fountains. This temple is situated in Gandhinagar.

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    • Kumbakonam's Lord Brahma temple : This lord Brahma temple is situated in famous temple city 'Kumbakonam' (also Coombaconum ) in Tamil Nadu.The temple city is almost 40 km from famous Thanjavur .

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    • While he regretted cursing Karna in a moment of anger, Parashuram's curse was irrevocable. He, gifted Karna with a celestial weapon called Bhargavastra along with Parashuram's personal bow called Vijaya and blessed him that in the end, Karna would achieve what every mortal aspires the most - everlasting glory and immortal fame.

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    • When Vibhishana reaches Rama he was first sighted by Sugriva. He immediately concludes that Vibhishana is intending to kill them.But Vibhishana preempts him claims he has come seeking refuge with Rama. Immediately Sugriva warns Rama that Vibhishana is from enemy force and he may trick them after gaining confidence .Rama appreciates this advice and asks everyone to say their opinion. This exactly what Manusmriti advices. Take every bodies opinion and then make your own decision.

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    • Lord Krishna was Lila-Purushothama, the sportive form of God. He was a Yogeshvara. He was a Prema-Murti. Lord Rama was a Maryada Purushothama. He was an ideal son, an ideal brother, an ideal husband, an ideal friend and an ideal king. He can be taken to embody all the highest ideals of man.

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    • A divine message came to Vasudev soon after the birth of Lord Krishna, "Take this child across the Yamuna River to Gokul and exchange him with Yashoda’s daughter. You will return to the prison before anyone comes to know about the birth of this child." Vasudev immediately followed the advice.

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Dr. R.M. Hari

(April 30, 1912 - March 21, 1980)

ABOUT THE BOOKS

The central thought of these books is to discover the latent power within all human beings, which is the secret of all religion, power of mysticism and essence of philosophy. These books cover a wide range of topics like Satsang, Silence & Concentration, Posture & Diet, Sleep, Service, Charity, Endeavor, Yoga, Blessings & Love, which are essential for a true seeker.

Dr. Sai Rochaldas Sahib and Dr. R.M Hari (Dada Sai) were Masters and guiding spirits to all souls, constantly leading followers to light. The service given by them was commendable and is followed and known by the followers till date.

The books written are in abridged version, respecting the voluminous content for a common man to understand, leading them to the fact that truth is the underlying objective of all religions, focusing on yoga and emphasizing that everything which is born has to die, but the soul is eternal.

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