II श्रीराम जय राम जय जय राम II
ज्याचे गर्जतां पवाड़े I
श्रुतिशास्त्रा मौन्य पड़े II
तेथे माझी वाचा किती I
पूरे करावया स्तुती II
शिणली सहस्र तोँडे I
शेषफणीऐसे धेण्डे II
तुका म्हणे मही I
पत्र सिंधु न पूरे शाई II
It is said that deep in human unconscious, there is a need for a logical universe. But the real universe is always one step behind logic. God transcends human comprehension, extends beyond human logic and remains forever beyond man's ability to reason.
In this composition Sant Tukaram Maharaj has elucidated this thought. He says,
During their spiritual quest, the ancient Sages experienced sparks of divinity in all things and beings of the universe.
" Shruti " the most revered part of sacred Vedic Scriptures are of Divine origin, whose truths were directly revealed to Sages in their deep meditations. The " Shruti Scriptures " include the Four Vedas and Bhagwad Geeta and constitutes highest religious authority. The vision of these Vedic Scriptures is the vision of the unity of all existence and above all to enable man to annihilate his ignorance, attain Eternal Bliss and to attain Oneness with the Eternal Supreme Self. It is one of the ways of conceiving the Supreme Reality. Since time immemorial all such efforts to describe and pinpoint the Supreme Lord Shri Hari , the Eternal Consciousness, have been fruitless.The Supreme Lord is an enigma, which will forever remain a mystery unless One uncovers Him deep within the inner self.
Sheshnag, a large thousand headed snake stands with its fangs open over the head of Supreme Lord Vishnu. His coiled body forms a throne on which Supreme Lord Vishnu rests. It is said that despite having thousand heads, the Sheshanag could not fathom the glory of the Eternal, the Supreme Lord Vishnu.
Illustrating this with a beautiful analogy, Sant Tukaram Maharaj says that even a paper of the size of earth and ink being the waters of the oceans will be too inadequate to comprehend and describe the glory of the Supreme Essence. "
II श्रीराम जय राम जय जय राम II
II श्रीसद्गुरुचरणार्पणमस्तु II
ज्याचे गर्जतां पवाड़े I
श्रुतिशास्त्रा मौन्य पड़े II
तेथे माझी वाचा किती I
पूरे करावया स्तुती II
शिणली सहस्र तोँडे I
शेषफणीऐसे धेण्डे II
तुका म्हणे मही I
पत्र सिंधु न पूरे शाई II
It is said that deep in human unconscious, there is a need for a logical universe. But the real universe is always one step behind logic. God transcends human comprehension, extends beyond human logic and remains forever beyond man's ability to reason.
In this composition Sant Tukaram Maharaj has elucidated this thought. He says,
During their spiritual quest, the ancient Sages experienced sparks of divinity in all things and beings of the universe.
" Shruti " the most revered part of sacred Vedic Scriptures are of Divine origin, whose truths were directly revealed to Sages in their deep meditations. The " Shruti Scriptures " include the Four Vedas and Bhagwad Geeta and constitutes highest religious authority. The vision of these Vedic Scriptures is the vision of the unity of all existence and above all to enable man to annihilate his ignorance, attain Eternal Bliss and to attain Oneness with the Eternal Supreme Self. It is one of the ways of conceiving the Supreme Reality. Since time immemorial all such efforts to describe and pinpoint the Supreme Lord Shri Hari , the Eternal Consciousness, have been fruitless.The Supreme Lord is an enigma, which will forever remain a mystery unless One uncovers Him deep within the inner self.
Sheshnag, a large thousand headed snake stands with its fangs open over the head of Supreme Lord Vishnu. His coiled body forms a throne on which Supreme Lord Vishnu rests. It is said that despite having thousand heads, the Sheshanag could not fathom the glory of the Eternal, the Supreme Lord Vishnu.
Illustrating this with a beautiful analogy, Sant Tukaram Maharaj says that even a paper of the size of earth and ink being the waters of the oceans will be too inadequate to comprehend and describe the glory of the Supreme Essence. "
II श्रीराम जय राम जय जय राम II
II श्रीसद्गुरुचरणार्पणमस्तु II
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