II श्रीराम जय राम जय जय राम II
नारडे तरी काय नुजेडे कोंबड़े I
करुनिया वेडे आग्रहों दावी II
आइत्याचे साहे फुकाचा विभाग I
विक्षेपाने जग छि थू करी II
नेमून ठेविला कर्त्याने काळ I
मा लाहेसे बळ करू पुढे II
तुका म्हणे देव साहे जाल्यावरी I
असांगाचे करी सर्व सांग II
It is said that
" Whoever is born, will die."
There is no escape from this reality. The human body dwindles with every passing moment and is destined to perish. The time eats it away, bit by bit. It dissolves slowly and steadily into the very elements from which it had come. The inevitability of death brings horror and fear into the hearts of those of us caught in the grip of worldly illusion or ignorance. In this composition Sant Tukaram Maharaj elucidates this thought. He says,
The matter ripples out of the bottomless pool of the Timeless essence to form the universe in time and space, and ultimately all merge in this Homogeneous Oneness. To the man aware of this Truth, birth and death are all in the world play, as unreal as the show itself.
Illustrating with beautiful analogy Sant Tukaram Maharaj says,
Just like morning comes regardless of whether the rooster, the herald of dawn, crows or not, the inevitable death waits from the moment the body is born. However frantically One tries to hold the body intact along with its attachments, all goes in vain because eventually everything has to pass through the jaws of death. Until we achieve Liberation from unending cycle of deaths and rebirths, Death remains our presiding deity.
Summing up Sant Tukaram Maharaj says, a layman sees the death as an end, but the Wise sees it as an interlude, a pause before a new beginning, a new phase in the struggle a Soul makes to reach it's ultimate goal, the liberation from repeated sufferings. Death releases mortals from senility and diseases, and unites the Spiritual Beings with the Supreme Bliss. It is rightly said that, " Everyone comes here at the Lord's Command, leaves in His Will and remains merged, too, in the Lord's Will. "
II श्रीराम जय राम जय जय राम II
II श्रीसद्गुरुचरणार्पणमस्तु II
नारडे तरी काय नुजेडे कोंबड़े I
करुनिया वेडे आग्रहों दावी II
आइत्याचे साहे फुकाचा विभाग I
विक्षेपाने जग छि थू करी II
नेमून ठेविला कर्त्याने काळ I
मा लाहेसे बळ करू पुढे II
तुका म्हणे देव साहे जाल्यावरी I
असांगाचे करी सर्व सांग II
It is said that
" Whoever is born, will die."
There is no escape from this reality. The human body dwindles with every passing moment and is destined to perish. The time eats it away, bit by bit. It dissolves slowly and steadily into the very elements from which it had come. The inevitability of death brings horror and fear into the hearts of those of us caught in the grip of worldly illusion or ignorance. In this composition Sant Tukaram Maharaj elucidates this thought. He says,
The matter ripples out of the bottomless pool of the Timeless essence to form the universe in time and space, and ultimately all merge in this Homogeneous Oneness. To the man aware of this Truth, birth and death are all in the world play, as unreal as the show itself.
Illustrating with beautiful analogy Sant Tukaram Maharaj says,
Just like morning comes regardless of whether the rooster, the herald of dawn, crows or not, the inevitable death waits from the moment the body is born. However frantically One tries to hold the body intact along with its attachments, all goes in vain because eventually everything has to pass through the jaws of death. Until we achieve Liberation from unending cycle of deaths and rebirths, Death remains our presiding deity.
Summing up Sant Tukaram Maharaj says, a layman sees the death as an end, but the Wise sees it as an interlude, a pause before a new beginning, a new phase in the struggle a Soul makes to reach it's ultimate goal, the liberation from repeated sufferings. Death releases mortals from senility and diseases, and unites the Spiritual Beings with the Supreme Bliss. It is rightly said that, " Everyone comes here at the Lord's Command, leaves in His Will and remains merged, too, in the Lord's Will. "
II श्रीराम जय राम जय जय राम II
II श्रीसद्गुरुचरणार्पणमस्तु II
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