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Bhakti-siddhānta-viruddha—that which is against the philosophy of acintya-bhedābheda.
Bhakti-siddhānta-viruddha — lo que está en contra de la filosofía de acintya-bhedābheda.
Bhakti Sutra.
A work composed by Narada on the love and worship of God. The work
contains eighty-four sutras; these aphorisms, some of which are
famous, do not discuss worldly love, whether of one's neighbor or
sexual love, but rather discuss the path of bhaki as the simplest
path for the present age. Like the divine minne of medieval
Christianity, love of God as demonstrated by Narada is the sole
fulfillment of life and its chief goal. The individual sutras are
extremely concise and in most editions are supplemented by the
commentary of a spiritual teacher, since they are otherwise
difficult to comprehend. (The Manurishi Foundation, Encyclopedic
Dictionary of Hindu Terms).
Bhakti Sutra. Una obra compuesta por Narada en el amor y la adoración a Dios. La obra contiene 84 sutras. Estos aforismos, algunos de los cuales son famosos, no hablan del amor terrenal, no hablan del amor entre compañeros ni del amor sexual, sino más bien hablan del camino del bhaki como el camino más sencillo para la presente era. Como la memoria divina del cristianismo medieval, el amor de Dios según lo ha demostrado Narada es el único cumplimiento de vida y su objetivo principal. Los sutras individuales son extremadamente concisos y en la mayoría de ediciones se complementan con el comentario de un maestro espiritual, ya que de lo contrario son difíciles de comprender. (La Fundación Manurishi, Diccionario enciclopédico de términos hindúes).
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Narada:
Bhakti
Sutras
1.
Ahora,
explicaremos
la
religión
del
Amor
Divino.
2.
Esa,
verdaderamente,es
la
naturaleza
del
Supremo
Amor
de
Dios.
3.
Y
en
su
intrínseca
naturaleza,
el
Amor
Divino
no
es
nada
más
que
la
bienaventuranza
inmortal
de
la
liberación
(mukti)
misma,
la
cual
llega
sin
ser
llamada
por
la
gracia
de
Dios
y
el
propio
sacrificio.
4.
Obteniendo
eso,
el
ser
humano
realiza
su
perfección
y
divinidad,
quedándose
profundamente
satisfecho.
5.
Obteniendo
eso,
el
ser
humano
no
desea
nada
más;
está
libre
del
dolor
y
el
odio;
no
se
alegra
por
nada;
no
se
esfuerza
en
trabajar
por
interés
propio.
6.
Realizando
eso,
el
ser
humano
queda
embriagado
y
fascinado,
porque
está
completamente
inmerso
en
el
gozo
de
la
Bienaventuranza
del
Atman,
el
verdadero
y
altísimo
Ser.
7.
El
Bhakti
(devoción,
descrita
como
Paraprema
o
Amor
Supremo)
no
es
de
la
misma
naturaleza
que
la
lujuria,
ya
que
es
una
forma
de
renunciación. (Leer más)
Narada Bhakti Sutras
Narada Bhakti Sutra is one of the most important sutras
given on the path of devotion by Sage Narada.
Sage Narada was an enlightened master from india
who is very often quoted in ancient hindu scriptures.
Narada was a devotte of Lord Vishnu and a great lover of Music.
He used to carry a simple instrument in his hands
that is known as 'Ektara" in india (a one-stringed sitar)
and used to play it continuously and take the name of god simultaneously.
As per the legend, Sage Narada was a very non-serious person
and was always moving from one place to another
and could travel in all the three worlds as will.
Sage Narada was a friend to all and was trusted equally
by Devas, Devils and human beings.
Sage Narada was considered a well wisher by everyone.
The original sutras are in Sanskrit language
which is also known as the language of gods.
This English translation of Narad Bhakti Sutra
was dictated by the Swami Vivekananda in America.
There are five chapter in Narada Bhakti Sutras
- See more at:
http://www.buddhasangha.com/sutra/narada-bhakti-sutras/narada-bhakti-sutra-vivekananda.html
Narada Bhakti Sutras
Narada Bhakti Sutra is one of the
most important sutras
given on the path of devotion by Sage Narada.
Sage Narada was an enlightened master from india
who is very often quoted in ancient hindu scriptures.
given on the path of devotion by Sage Narada.
Sage Narada was an enlightened master from india
who is very often quoted in ancient hindu scriptures.
Narada was a devotte of Lord
Vishnu and a great lover of Music.
He used to carry a simple instrument in his hands
that is known as 'Ektara" in india (a one-stringed sitar)
and used to play it continuously and take the name of god simultaneously.
As per the legend, Sage Narada was a very non-serious person
and was always moving from one place to another
and could travel in all the three worlds as will.
Sage Narada was a friend to all and was trusted equally
by Devas, Devils and human beings.
Sage Narada was considered a well wisher by everyone.
The original sutras are in Sanskrit language
which is also known as the language of gods.
This English translation of Narad Bhakti Sutra
was dictated by the Swami Vivekananda in America.
He used to carry a simple instrument in his hands
that is known as 'Ektara" in india (a one-stringed sitar)
and used to play it continuously and take the name of god simultaneously.
As per the legend, Sage Narada was a very non-serious person
and was always moving from one place to another
and could travel in all the three worlds as will.
Sage Narada was a friend to all and was trusted equally
by Devas, Devils and human beings.
Sage Narada was considered a well wisher by everyone.
The original sutras are in Sanskrit language
which is also known as the language of gods.
This English translation of Narad Bhakti Sutra
was dictated by the Swami Vivekananda in America.
There
are five chapter in Narada Bhakti Sutras
- See more at: http://www.buddhasangha.com/sutra/narada-bhakti-sutras/narada-bhakti-sutra-vivekananda.html#sthash.wtDipWiO.dpuf
Narada Bhakti Sutras
Narada Bhakti Sutra is one of the
most important sutras
given on the path of devotion by Sage Narada.
Sage Narada was an enlightened master from india
who is very often quoted in ancient hindu scriptures.
given on the path of devotion by Sage Narada.
Sage Narada was an enlightened master from india
who is very often quoted in ancient hindu scriptures.
Narada was a devotte of Lord
Vishnu and a great lover of Music.
He used to carry a simple instrument in his hands
that is known as 'Ektara" in india (a one-stringed sitar)
and used to play it continuously and take the name of god simultaneously.
As per the legend, Sage Narada was a very non-serious person
and was always moving from one place to another
and could travel in all the three worlds as will.
Sage Narada was a friend to all and was trusted equally
by Devas, Devils and human beings.
Sage Narada was considered a well wisher by everyone.
The original sutras are in Sanskrit language
which is also known as the language of gods.
This English translation of Narad Bhakti Sutra
was dictated by the Swami Vivekananda in America.
He used to carry a simple instrument in his hands
that is known as 'Ektara" in india (a one-stringed sitar)
and used to play it continuously and take the name of god simultaneously.
As per the legend, Sage Narada was a very non-serious person
and was always moving from one place to another
and could travel in all the three worlds as will.
Sage Narada was a friend to all and was trusted equally
by Devas, Devils and human beings.
Sage Narada was considered a well wisher by everyone.
The original sutras are in Sanskrit language
which is also known as the language of gods.
This English translation of Narad Bhakti Sutra
was dictated by the Swami Vivekananda in America.
There
are five chapter in Narada Bhakti Sutras
- See more at: http://www.buddhasangha.com/sutra/narada-bhakti-sutras/narada-bhakti-sutra-vivekananda.html#sthash.wtDipWiO.dpufhttp://sivanandaonline.org/public_html/?cmd=displaysection§ion_id=1122 |
Bhakti Sutras of Narada
by Swami Sivananda1. The Nature of Divine LoveSalutation to Para Brahman and Rishi Narada!
Now, we will explain Bhakti.
Notes and Commentary
Atha means now. It is something used in the sense of sequence. It is a word that is used when a subject is begun, to invoke the Divine blessing. Sutra means an aphorism or terse saying impregnated with deep significance. Just as flowers and pearls are arranged or studded on a thread, so also philosophical ideas are studded or spread or arranged in the aphorism. Rishis always have expressed their ideas in the form of laconic Sutras. That is the beauty in the writings of Rishis or seers. That is the sign of God-realisation. The six Darsanas or schools of philosophy are embodied in the form of Sutras only. Without a commentary it is difficult for laymen to understand these Sutras.
Bhakti is
defined in the following Sutra. Those who have understood the magnitude
of human sufferings in this sense-universe and those who have realised
that this world is unreal, impermanent, illusory, perishable, full of
troubles, difficulties, miseries, pain, sorrow and tribulation and those
who desire to free themselves from the round of births and deaths with
its concomitant evils of old age, diseases, etc. , should know what
Bhakti is, how to develop Bhakti, who is God or Lord or Isvara, the
relationship between God and man and the methods to realise God, or to
approach Him or to attain God-Consciousness. (http://sivanandaonline.org/public_html/?cmd=displaysection§ion_id=1122)
http://archive.org/download/ShandilyaBhaktiSutra/shandilya_bhakti_sutras.pdf
http://www.arshabodha.org/bhaktisutra.html
http://www.arshabodha.org/bhaktisutra.html |
15 May 2012
Narada Bhakti Sutra -1
http://narayankripa.blogspot.com.es/2012/05/narada-bhakti-sutra-1.html
Rishi Narada
Namaste Brothers and Sisters!
By
blessings of H. H. Shri Sadgurudeva, by the blessings, guidance of
Shri. Kalki Sharma Guruji, who is just like Sadgurudeva for me, by blessings of H. H. Swami Mrigendra Saraswati who has blessed me and this blog by following and by blessings of all of you, from today, starting to
a new series on Gurukripa. This is the detailed Vyakhya, the meaning
and elaboration of Narada Bhakti Sutra. I am not a Gyani or a Great
Devotee. To write on Narada Bhakti Sutra,
I must have the devotion like Devarshi Narada, but I am such an
ordinary person, if I think to do something for the devotion of Lord
Krishna, I stop without even thinking further.
Lord
ShriKrishna is the complete love and I am nothing. What can I really do
to express some devotion for HIM? Still I am writing on Narada Bhakti
Sutra, then this must be Gurukripa.
I will write on eighty six Bhakti Sutra, is it possible? I didn’t have a thought of doubt for a single moment, then this must be Gurukripa.
I pray to H. H. Shri. Sadgurudeva for the complete expression of supreme love towards Lord ShriKrishna by the Narada Bhakti Sutra. I can’t write without your blessings.
I am referring the Narada Bhakti Sutra translated by the Sadguru of Mahayoga, H. H. Shri. ShripadMama Deshpande, the translation is in Marathi. Narada Bhakti Sutra are in Sanskrit. My thoughts on every sutra will be based on this Marathi Traslation, mentioned above. I pray to H. H. Shri. ShripadMama
Deshpandeji for the blessings and success in this impossible mission
for an ordinary person like me. This mission will be the easiest by the
blessings of All the Sadgurus. The book I am refering is published by Shripad Seva Mandal, Pune, by H. H. Shri Shirishdada Kavde Maharaj.
There are eighty six Bhakti Sutra. Sutra means in simple words Formula. These spiritual Sutra are expressing
the supreme knowledge of the Gyana, Bhakti in short lines of Sanskrit.
These are not like Shlokas which have definite verses and poetic forms.
The meaning of Sutra
like Narada Bhakti Sutra, Patanjali Yoga Sutra, Brahma Sutra are very
very deep and we can explain in maximum possible words or lines, still
the complete meaning will not be expressed.
We will go deep in Narada Bhakti Sutra, as usual by just expressing some simple thoughts.
If you find any mistake in my writing, meaning understanding please guide me, that is all my ‘ego’- ‘Ahankara’ which is expressed in the form of mistakes, otherwise Gurukripa is always perfect.
1. Sutra : Athato Bhakti Vyakhyasyamaha
अथातो भक्तिं व्याख्यास्याम : |
Jai Vitthala,
Sage Naradaji Says,
Meaning: So......now I am explaining the Bhakti – the supreme devotion towards Parameshwar.
Expressions from Heart on this Sutra :
Here I wonder, at the very begining of the Sutra, Naradaji says, ‘So....’, ‘Therefore’...Why? Naradaji starts with ‘So......’ ?
Whom must he be telling these Bhakti Sutra.
There must be some Jigyasu –
who must be desperate for the Moksha, and must be curious to know, how
to realize the Moksha or more specific a person desperate for Moksha at
the begining of spiritual journey thinks how to ‘reach’ the state of Moksha? When the Mumukshu realizes Moksha, he/ she realize that there was no begining, no end, no journey – I am always Mukta.
In
the path Bhakti, nobody says, I wish to reach Moksha. The true devotee
thinks that I wish to know that Bhakti by which I will be always mad in love of the Parmeshwar, Lord Shrikrishna. Bhakti is not limited to one specific form of the Parmeshwar. Anybody can love and call the Mother of all Maa
Shakti, Mother Goddess, just like Bhagwan Ramakrishna Paramahans used
to call always Maa Kali, as Kali Kali. He lived in that supreme love for
the mother, the mother of all, Maa Kali. Many devotees love Lord
Krishna. All this we will see while realizing further Sutra. This series
is the realization for me, even I didn’t know the depth of the Sutra and just writing what the heart is willing to express. So this is not based on the theorotical study. Love or Bhakti is not the subject to study but the eternal feeling to live with, to live within from the heart.
So....coming back to the point, why there must be the word ‘So....’?
Naradaji
might have explained the importance of Gyana, Bhakti and Karma and due
to some reason he is explaining the Bhakti which later has become the
series of Narada Bhakti Sutra.
What must be the reason? Is the reason explained in further Bhakti Sutra? Is Naradaji explaining only Bhakti from the begnining or after explaining Gyana and Karma or He is just explaining everything and Narada Bhakti Sutra are part of all His Preaching?
If the imporatance and reason of explaining Bhakti has been told earlier by Sage Naradaji, then why it is not in the Sutra from begining or it must be written or added in different scriptures?
So...the reasons may be many, but here my reason to explain all this is to share the process of reasoning. We can’t
get the satisfaction by just reading the meaning and remembering the
Sutra. Curiosity and questions never stop and should never stop, this is
the glory of Hinduism, the Bharateey culture and philosophy.
This may be a bit irrelevant, but many people ask and spread that Hindus don’t have a single book to refer, so many books and so many Gods - as per their understanding, is it right? Simple thing is yes, it’s
the freedom given to everyone, freedom of reasoning may it be foolish
sometimes, freedom of asking questions, freedom of seeking the truth and
even freedom of rejecting what is being thought
in Hinduism. The basic purpose of Indian culture and Indian
spirituality is that a Human should realize the purpose of Human life
and experience that he or she is not different from the Almighty. This
makes a human free from all the bondages, the cycle of life and death
and all the pains of life. Without allowing a person to grow as an
individual or to ask questions or even to think, will not ever make anybody spiritual or free from the material bondages.
So the thinking and independent thinking, asking questions is most imporatant while living the life and even more impoartant while moving on the path spirituality.
So far, we have read so many things, scriptures, so many verses about Hinduism. But have we try to feel what writer, the Sage wish to convey us? From today, we will try to read not by eyes but by heart, by the eyes of the soul.
The questions further after reading the first Sutra are,
Can we really define the Bhakti?
Can we understand the Bhakti if someone defines?
Is Bhakti so simple or will be very difficult like the path of Gyana?
Here, Bhagwan Naradaji is telling the Sutra so He is our Guru in this new journey and when a Guru and supreme devotee
of Lord Vishnu Naradaji is our Guru, we can easily understand, feel and
realize the Bhakti. Our lives will be filled with the supreme love for
the Parameshwar.
And, yes the importance of Mahayoga and Kundalini Awakening, will also be explained in the context of Bhakti.
|| ShriKrishnarpanamastu ||
This is in Sanskrit which means all this is dedicated to Lord Krishna.
bhakti-utkalaḥ. lleno de emoción extática (C. 8º, Cap. 23, V. 1).
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