Saturday, November 16, 2013

అమ్మ





నీ మంచి మాటలతో మనిషినై పెరిగాను

నీ చల్లని చూపులతో చంచలత్వమును వదిలాను

నీ వెచ్చని వడిలో కూర్చుని లోకాన్ని నేర్చాను

నీ మెత్తని మనసులో నన్ను నేనే చూసాను

నీ ప్రేమ వరదలో నేను క్షేమంగా వున్నాను

నీ కరుణ సాగరంలో ముత్యమై మెలిగాను


వస్తువేమి ఇచ్చి నీ ఋణము తీర్చుకోగలను ??

రెండు బుగ్గల ఫై రెండు ముద్దులు తప్ప....

                                                 

                                                                           -నీ ముద్దుల కొడుకు

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Wednesday, October 16, 2013

Purpose..





Birth is an incarnation of the supreme power that has some purpose to fulfil . The best example to explain this is the life of Lord Sreerama. In Ramayana, we nowhere find Sri Valmiki saying that Sreerama is God. Because, he knows that everyone on this Earth is God with the same power within themselves. But, why not everyone is living like Sreerama? It is because we don't realise or at least try to know the purpose of our birth. Sreerama has realised that his purpose is living a life of dharma and inspire others to lead a happy life by following his path. So, what is it that is standing as a barrier to realise the purpose of life?
Let us discuss this in much simpler terms. Say someone has a bad habit. What is it that is needed to give up that habit? A pinch of common sense and loads of effort. One without the other is useless. Common sense is hindered by ego which is again a bad habit. And effort is stopped by attraction. The same happens with life. We take birth and we get attracted towards the material world which gives us ephemeral pleasure (bad habit). We don't allow the common sense to make sense (due to ego). Ego that fills pride in ourselves. So, the solution here is to work on ego ( this again demands an effort by a Sadguru). First, let us all surrender to that common sense (which we often called the eternal knowledge) and it starts acquiring us. Once we start living with the knowledge, we see the world with a completely different perspective. We need to experience the common sense and start exploring the purpose of our birth.

                 “Aham Brahmasmi”

-A replica of God

Respects to Sri vidya prakasananda giri swami for his Gita Makarandham.

Wednesday, August 21, 2013

Knowing The Self - The lessons of GITA



Religion is a method of making man realize what he deserves being a human being. It helps man find out the answer to a most intriguing question that is the root of a separate branch of study called ‘Spirituality’. The question is “What am I”. You got a chance to hear the question or at least dreamt about it. Then, you are lucky to an extent that you got a chance to understand the purpose of life. Shall we be that lucky if we get an opportunity to know our self? Of course yes. It is because unless we know the real purpose of our birth on this Earth and the mission to be accomplished, our journey will be meaningless. After all, every journey has its own destination. The fact is that the destination of one’s life is within oneself and it is one’s self. And spirituality is something that lays the path. The destination is not merely knowing one’s self but it is reaching one’s self. There are many ways that help us discovering the self and attaining the state of Moksha (the Destination). They are called ‘Yogas’. That is why in GITA we find different chapters with names like Karma Yoga, Jnana Yoga, Bhakthi Yoga etc., Understanding different yogas is not that easy. One needs to devote a lot of mind and time to apply the knowledge of Yogas and reach the ultimate state of Moksha. One needs to know that all the Yogas are intertwined with each other so that following one, will include others without one’s notice.
                        GITA is considered the easiest means for man to reach the eternal philosophy of Atman in which every Sloka is put in a very easy language and with good examples.

Study GITA – Study Everything

             Respects to Sri vidya prakasananda giri swami for his Gita Makarandham.

-Sreeram kolluru