Talk given by Swami Nirviseshananda Tirtha ji during the 23rd Parama Tatwa Sameeksha Satram held at Sabhanikethan, Naimisharanyam, Parlikkad on 25 December 2024. In this talk, Swamiji speaks about Supreme Devotion and how it transcends even Moksha or liberation. Liberation is attained when one comes to know one’s own real identity, which takes away all constrictions and bondage and one becomes universal.
Examples of Gunas from Srimad Bhagavatam
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Guru-shishya Relationship - Drop your ego and preserve it
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Devotion Belongs to the Devotee, not God
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What is meant by Resoluteness of Intelligence
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The Destination to God is Your own Heart
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Enquiry into the Self Alone is Devotion
Swami Bhoomananda Tirtha
32 labdhva sudurlabham-idam
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46 ya dohane avahanane
Ma Gurupriya & Swami Nirviseshananda Tirtha
45 kham vaayum-agnim
Ma Gurupriya & Swami Nirviseshananda Tirtha
44 samaashritaa ye pada pallava
Ma Gurupriya & Swami Nirviseshananda Tirtha
Shloka 97 sva-paada-moolam
Ma Gurupriya
Shloka 90 samrddha-kaamo
Ma Gurupriya
The theme of Śrīmad Bhāgavatam is clearly set forth right at the beginning of the text; it is jñāna, knowledge. True, everything is given a devotional touch. But what Śrīmad Bhāgavatam proposes to bring about is spiritual wisdom and wisdom alone.
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Read Moreगुरुर्न स स्यात्स्वजनो न स स्यात्पिता
न स स्याज्जननी न सा स्यात् ।
दैवं न तत्स्यान्न पतिश्च स स्यान्न
मोचयेद्यः समुपेतमृत्युम् ॥
gururna sa syāt–svajano na sa syāt–pitā
na sa syājjananī na sā syāt |
daivaṁ na tatsyān–na patiśca sa syān–na
mocayedyaḥ samupeta–mṛtyum ||