Gita-nectar: I -25
to 32 with English comments
b#'am¦ta|Savtara:
BgvÏpads|åOka: .
yExa| ca¾kãpaÁyÞtvana| ½vNa¢d¢B: .. 25 ..
Ab#'ÏvmsvIÏv| maEhj| y¢°rÞytE .
¢vpr£tp#ÏyyjaE maEhaE n¾à svITa .. 26 ..
Þm¦¢tàaD£tvEdÞy lÖDEy| DayItE¢p c .
iÏT| c kÎZtaE³| ¢h Aj¤InEn mhaÏmna .. 27 ..
ev|
c AÒyaÏmSaÞæO¢s¼aÓt: BgvÏpadk]t½£d¢XNam¥ÏyI¾kE Þp#¤z£k]t: .
yæO savaIÏØypdaÏmkÞvaraÇy¢s¢¼: ½vNmnna¢d¢B: s¤kr
i¢t
b#'aÏmWÀyåOanp#¢tpadka: b#'am¦ta||Savtara:
½£md¹Wtp#¢t¿apnacayaI: .
p¢r¢ÅC°aÏmBavaE ¢h Þva¢t¢r³Þva¢vïya k]t: . vy| sv©I{¢p vÞt¤t:
svaIÏman: ¢nÏyaÞsnatnaà . bh¤vcnaE¢³à upa¢DBEdk]tB#a¢Ótk]ta
laEkr£Ïyn¤va¢dn£ . B#aÓÏya ¢kl AaÏmn: AKÎfp¢rp¥NIÞya¢p
AÓyd¢vïman|
vÞÏvÓtr| p#Ïy¤pÞTaÔy AaÏman| p¢r¢ÅC°| AsvI| mÓytE jn: .
AaÏman| b#'Wv
sÓt| Ab#'ÏvEn mÓytE . At: AaÏmWÀyåOan¢vïyWv S¤¼ya
svaIÏma Bv¢t .
A¢vïyWv
p#Ïy¤pÞTa¢pta: AnaÏmBava: . Ah|mmE¢t maEhk]ta: . Ana¢dkal£n
ѤrÓtvasnaѤ¾En
mnsa ¢kl 袾s¦¾¢md| ¢vá| . ¢vpr£tp#ÏyyjaE maEh:
¢vpyIy:
AaÏmn:
kt¦IÏva¢dDmIy¤³ÏvåOanlXN: y¤¢³r¢ht: AB¥ta¢B¢nvES: ka¢rka¢dx¤
¢n¢Ódt: . etaèSmaEh: AadavEv paTIÞy jat:
B£Ýma¢ddSInE y¤¼r|gE . yEnWv
¢vs¦Çy
sSr| cap| SaEks|¢vg"mansaE{B¥t¯ . s|maEhat¯
Þm¦¢t¢vB#m: i¢t ÓyayEn
sa|gvEdaÒyyn| k]tvtaE{¢p Þm¦¢t¢vB#mhEt¤kmaEhavES:
AB¥t¯ . BgvÏk]tg£taEpdESEn
n¾aEmaEh:
Þm¦¢tlIÖDa i¢t g£tag¤ã|Þt¤tvan¯ Aj¤In: y¤¼E c p#v¦äOaE{B¥t¯
. ¢nrh|kar:
Ap#mäOà
s¥ßmdS£I dEha¢d×y: Ah| b#'aÞm£¢t ¢ÞTtp#åOaE{B¥t¯
dWv£s|pda¢½t:
mhaÏma .. 25
- 27 ..
I - 25-27: All of us indeed are essentially divine. This is the
conclusion of all spiritual enquiry. Adi
Sankaracharya, in his dakSiNAmUrti-aSTakam has established this very
effectively. Whenever the scriptures talk of multiplicity as if it were real it
is to communicate in the popular language. That a second thing exists is only
an illusionary appearance. The ordinary man thinks of this Soul as limited and
constricted by space and time. He thinks of the eternal Self
as transient and time-bound. Only by a spiritual knowledge can this
beginningless ignorance be eradicated. From this misunderstanding of Truth does
spring all misconceptions about Reality. Such a delusion caught hold of Arjuna
right at the beginning of the war. From that delusion he was led to forget his
own Self . He was a scholar no doubt but even he fell a prey to this delusion. After the gitopadesa by the
Lord he overcame the delusion and got back his rightful awareness of the Self . This is the objective of the total teaching of the
Lord.
pdE pdE{m¦tava¢çO:
g£tam¦tmhaEdD¬ .
A¬pca¢rk Aa¢çOà ¢nÏyp#açOÞy vÞt¤n: .. 28 ..
svasn| mnaE naÞt£¢t tÏvåOanãpam¦t| yaE vEd tÞyWv åOanrXatp:¢s¢¼:
svIsmÏv| Ѥ:K¢nv¦¢äO: s¤Ka¢vBaIv: i¢t p·p#yaEjn¢s¢¼à
Bv¢t .. 28 ..
I - 28: The nectar of the gItA is obtained at every
spiritual step. The obtainment is itself an abuse of language. It is only a way
of saying; because there is nothing to obtain. We are already eternal. That the
mind with all its vAsanAs is non-existent is the resulting knowledge obtained
by proper enquiry. One who realises this gets the five-fold enlightenment –
namely, the recapturing of the Knowledge which is already his, the fruit of all
penance, equanimity, the end of all misery and the onset of Bliss.
g|ga vaN£ c ym¤na
rÏnakrmhaEd¢D: .
ek| Bv¢Ót yæOªv ex sEt¤: pra
g¢t: .. 29 ..
sEt¤na ca¢tyÓÏyÓy|
¹¬ sm¤d#¬ c pSyta| .
svInaf£ yaEgB¥¢m:
nWvaæO trN| mt| .. 30 ..
p#ap"aEÏyT©I trt£¢t
t£Na©I ÛyakrN| yTa .
j£vyaæOap¥¢tIdES: yÞma°avtItE
p¤n: .. 31 ..
sEt¤p#a¢çO¢rh åOan|
têSInpr| mht¯ .
pram¦t| pr: sEt¤:
åOang|ga g¤ãd¢D: .. 32 ..
Am¦tÞyWx
sEt¤: . y AaÏma s
sEt¤¢vID¦¢t: . AaÏma y|
svIgt: ÞTaN¤rcl:
iÏya¢d¢B: jgtÞtÓmyaIdana|c ¢vDarkÏvm¤ÅytE . sEt¤dSInj| p¤Îy|
svaI¢ntran¯
A¢t@Øy
gÅC¢t i¢t s¤x¤m"aÁysEt¤rEv pra g¢t: . naÌYaÏmk| svInd£na| yaEgB¥¢m:
yæOasa| namãpE ¢BïEtE i¢t p¤âxaEäOmE p¥NaInÓdÞvãp ev
sv©I vEda: sv©I p#ja: sv©I
haEtar: ek| Bv¢Ót . tÞmat¯
AaÏmsEt¤rEv AaÏmam¦tmhaEd¢D: . AaÏmt£TI|
pr| t£TI| ¢nÏys¤KÞvy|ÇyaE¢t¾qv| . t¹Y¢t¢r³| vÞÏvEv
na¢Þt . AÞt£¢t yaE v¢³
n tÞy maEh: ¢v¢ngIt: iÏyacayaI: vd¢Ót .
¢n¢d#tjÚpvt¯ p¢rhtIÛy| t¹aÀy| i¢t .. 29 - 32 ..
I - 29-32: The setu is
at the shore of the ocean crossing which one reaches one’s objective. In
esoteric terms setu is the suSumna-nADI where the two great
rivers, YamunA and gangA both merge with
the invisible sarswatI. The setu that takes you to the realisation
of the Self is the suSumna nADI travelling which the Energy of the kunDalinI
reaches the Supreme. There is no more return to the mundane world of duality
after that.
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