Pranam to Parampoojya Parameshwar Sadguru Swami Anilji Maharaj
Paramamrut
(English Translation of the Audio series in Marathi by Brahmatmaikyadhnyani Sadguru Swami Anilji Maharaj)
Chapter 3
Mahavakyavivaran (5)
(Sacred sentence in Vedas)
“Sthul drushtiche janane l Titukehi nirasane l Ure adrushya jo drashtepane l Tochi shuddha Paramatma ll2ll”
Cont’d… 3
This second Shloka is quite important. Seekers who are on transformational path from devotion to God with form, to the path seeking formless, absolute Truth, Paramatma Himself; for them, guidance through this Shloka is very precious.
We have seen nirasan or discarding means discarding whatever is visible to the senses and visualise subtly present invisible Paramatma.
When we practice this, reaching out to the formless Paramatma by our thinking, slowly with Blessings of Sadguru, our thinking and contemplation keeps on getting firmed up, till one day Sadguru bestows upon us the actual experience of oneness with Paramatma.
Imbibe the habit of Dwelling all the time on the Speech of Sadguru and Sacred Shruti.
We studied how to discard the whole natue.
We know through many religious poems, discourses, prayers that God is residing within us. But we don’t know and never think, as to where exactly the God is residing within us. The systematic process of the search of God within, is given in detail in Vedant Dhnyan Granth, “Dev Kothe Ahe” (in Marathi language). The process will be briefly described here. We have to reach to the God within us by the similar methodology of nirasan that is discarding, removal in our thinking.