http://www.paulmason.info/gurudev/introduction.htm
http://www.paulmason.info/gurudev/introduction.htm
'According to Upasana Khand of the Vedas
we are told:- yoga is stopping the fluctuations of consciousness.
The ultimate aim is this,
that by the practice of having stopped the fluctuations of
Subject: [FairfieldLife] Guru Dev and the Revival of Knowledge
Guru Dev and the Revival of Knowledge
Catalina Island, USA, 10 October, 1961
Maharishi speaks about his divine master Guru Dev, His Divinity Brahmanand
Saraswati, Jagadguru Bhagavan Shankaracharya of Jyotir Math, Bhadrikashram
Guru Dev and the Revival of Knowledge
Catalina Island, USA, 10 October, 1961
Maharishi speaks about his divine master Guru Dev, His Divinity Brahmanand
Saraswati, Jagadguru Bhagavan Shankaracharya of Jyotir Math, Bhadrikashram,
Himalayas
“As Shakaracharya, he was found to have the great
Does he still have the papers on Guru Dev's talks? Is he going or intending
to publish such? Was it but a scam to raise moneys from at least 9 of us
funding him to do so? WAS ITA A SCAM? Perhaps he may speak on such before
t long.
Several including my self are will to proceed with
[http://blog.meditazionetrascendentale.it/wp-content/uploads/2011/08/gur\
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I've been thinking the last few days about digging out a book by a guest
on Art Bell's show during the 1990s. I recall that he was involved in
TM and that he claimed to have contacted Guru Dev or Brahmananda
Saraswati via remote viewiong. Well that book is stuck away in a mess
that will take
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9kTEaYuU5mQfeature=share
http://www.mychinmaya.org/index.php?id=res_gdquotes
Well... I certainly didn't see if it feels good, do it!
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Subject: [FairfieldLife] Guru Dev Quotes
http://www.mychinmaya.org/index.php?id
Not to do what you feel like doing is freedom. But that was in there.
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u16wjc01ys0feature=related
On Aug 20, 2010, at 6:58 PM, do.rflex wrote:
3 From a mantra come siddhis.
Once the deity of the mantra becomes favourable it will act according to its
ability. The proper form of siddhis is of mantras. Common people receive
siddhi from yakshini, karna-pishachi and bhuta-preta
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u16wjc01ys0
First time I ever heard Guru Dev sing. Better singer than Maharishi by a long
shot.
Edg
The effects of the actions of a brief time are endured for a long time.
Consequently the actions of one lifetime cannot be finished and can result in
suffering in another lifetime...
Until such time as the heap of actions is finished then it will befall you to
return again and again inside a
Birth then is dependent on karma, but Bhagwan's kindness is not
dependent on karma, that is dependent on bhava (emotion, feeling).
Anybody who desires, be he brahmana, be he kshatriya, be he vaishya, be
he shudra - [whoever] has a feeling for Bhagwan can gain Bhagwan. They
can glorify Bhagwan,
In the same way that agni (fire) is always present in wood and becomes
produced by rubbing, in that way Paramatma attracts and by prayer
becomes manifest.
If you accept Paramatma is All-Powerful then how can you say afterwards
that he is not with form or that he is really shapeless? If you
As a Shankaracharya he was found to have
the great intellect of the first Shankaracharya
and the heart of Buddha.
The loveable soft heart of Buddha
and the great intellect of Shankara,
and that was his personality.
He wouldn't go much in details of the philosophical discussion but what
he spoke
In samsara there are two sorts of people - astika (religious) and
nastika (unbeliever) - in the world of the atheist there isn't any
guru.
Of the world of the astika (religious) that guru should really be called
jagadguru.
Amongst the religious there are two kinds of believers. Some folk are
Have just translated a discourse of Guru Dev in which he gives his opinions
about warfare. The discourse is one of several included in a Hindi publication
from 1947 entitled Shri Shankaracharya Vaksudha, credited to Dandi Swami
Advaitananda Mahesh Prasad (aka Maharishi).
see
To make the mind pure, the author of the yoga-shaastra has instructed
this method:
'You should keep in mind these four conditions:
Friendship - Compassion - Delight - Indifference
A feeling of friendship amongst those people equal to oneself and a
feeling of compassion for subordinates or
Without attachment or malice, peacefully
and courageously one should endure the effects
of one's own actions , coming in the form of
happiness or unhappiness, both are one's own stuff.
Be good or bad they are related to you, really yours;
when they come near, welcome them properly.
- Guru Dev -
Shankaracharya Swami Brahmananda Saraswati
The senses and the body work only in accordance with man's mind. For
this reason it is a necessity to take care of the mind.
In man's life the sthula sharir (gross body) is not the most
important, the sukshma sharir (subtle
'By treatments of the outer physical existence, the peacelessness in the
sukshma sharir (subtle body) will not go away. For the purpose of removing
ashanti (peacelessness) the healing of the subtle body is required. Without
spiritual knowledge, you will not get peace.'
'Proceed with the
Just put up a 'new' photograph of Guru Dev:-
http://www.paulmason.info/gurudev/introduction.htm#bandha
Take a look and consider one time, who are you?
However much you experience in saMsaara, you are separate from all that body,
mind, intelligence, breath etc., all that you regard to be your own.
It is said; 'Our body, our mind, our intelligence.'
It is clear that to some extent you think
Possessed of birth-sickness, the root of that great terrible tree is desire.
According to the disease so indeed is the medicine, afterwards there is
benefit. For the purpose of treating insignificant diseases, petty medicines
are used, but for incurable illnesses, special drugs have to be
Back in 1947 a Hindi book was published called श्रीशंकराचार्य-वाक्सुधा 'Shri
Shankaracharya Vaksudha', credited to Shri 108 Dandi Swami Adwaitanand
Saraswati, compiled and edited by one Mahesh Prasad Ji (no doubt the name
Maharishi was known by then). It is a slim volume of some 135 odd pages
http://tinyurl.com/kuxssr
There are classes of devotion, too. As the syllabi of pupils in schools become
subtle gradually, likewise the path of devotion unto the ultimate end becomes
continuously subtler.
As the devotee makes progress in devotion need of subtler devices increases and
a veteran guru alone can show the
In the Vedic tradition, there are three main paths to God realization:
Bhakti-marga or the path of Divine love and devotion; Jnana-marga or the path
of knowledge and spiritual understanding; and Karma-marga or the path of action
in alignment with Divine Law.
From his discourses it is clear
Guru Dev was known for his self-sufficiency and would not accept donations from
anyone, whether rich or poor. In fact, a sign was erected at his ashram which
said,
Worthy of Worship, Infinitely Bestowed,
The Universal Guru Shankaracharya Jyotirmath,
Swami Brahmananda Saraswati Maharaj
Accumulate worldly wealth, but in such a way that is not against transcendental
wealth. That which hinders transcendental wealth results in accumulation in sin
and is not wealth but a burden and a debt.
As is the cloth, so is the price. For carrying on the short-lived work of your
worldly
Nobody is an enemy or a friend.
If anyone is friendly then they should always be a friend, but it appears not.
The one who is a friend sometimes becomes an enemy. Therefore by nature someone
is neither friend nor foe.
The process of friendship is a way for the effects of good karma
'The God's Devotee can never stay dejected. While staying in the forests, we
were always under the all-powerful nature of Paramatman. There in the deep
forests, where there are no facilities for living are easily available; all
needs of the devotee were looked into by Paramatman.
How can a
Guru Dev was known for his self-sufficiency and would not accept donations from
anyone, whether rich or poor. In fact, a sign was erected at his ashram which
said,
Worthy of Worship, Infinitely Bestowed, The Universal
Guru Shankaracharya Jyotirmath, Swami Brahmananda
Saraswati Maharaj
Having become a devotee of God one can never remain unhappy anywhere. This is
our experience.
~ Swami Brahmananda Saraswati
==
There are classes of devotion, too. As the syllabi of pupils in schools become
subtle gradually, likewise the path of devotion unto the ultimate end becomes
Manifest and Unmanifest
Some people fight over the distinction between the manifest and the
unmanifest. If you believe that Paramatman is almighty, then how can
you say, He isn't manifest, or He remains unmanifest. To believe
that Paramatman is almighty, but to insist that He is unmanifest
God's devotee can never stay dejected. While staying in the forests,
we were always under the all-powerful nature of Paramatman [God].
There in the dense forests, where no facilities for living are easily
available, all the needs of the devotee were met by Paramatman.
How can a prince
The nature of a thing determines its use. For example, if you bring a
mircrophone and place it in front of me, but I sit silently, then it will
serve no purpose. The unmanifest is like me sitting silent. If I always sit
silent, what benefit can there be for you all? No profit can be derived from
'Do good works without hesitation
The Jiva has been experiencing samsara for many, many births. It is only
natural, therefore, that its tendencies have become worldly. To turn its
tendency toward Paramatma [God] and away from samsara [worldly life]
requires effort. In reality, the aim of life is
There are three types of protection and service: The highest is like a
tortoise; the middle is like fishess; and the lower is like birds.
The turtle does not keep his eggs near. The fish does not go near its
eggs. The bird protects its eggs by covering them always, sitting on them.
A prosperous businessman of Calcutta used to visit Rishikesh every
winter and distribute shawls among the religious fraternity.
Seeing Maharaj Shri [Guru Dev] scantily clad, sitting in the open and
meditating in the biting wintry wind, he wrapped a shawl around him
and sat down facing him.
They are still not published ? Any news of them could we as a group or I
publish them. for us they remailn hidden?
In a message dated 7/8/2008 5:03:42 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
A prosperous businessman of Calcutta used to visit Rishikesh every
winter and
do.rflex wrote:
A prosperous businessman of Calcutta used to visit Rishikesh every
winter and distribute shawls among the religious fraternity.
Seeing Maharaj Shri [Guru Dev] scantily clad, sitting in the open and
meditating in the biting wintry wind, he wrapped a shawl around him
and sat
Sal was IMO the only one to nail what was really
going down yesterday during the Guru Dev really
WAS the most important spiritual figure in India
fest. It was all about self importance. *TMers'*
self importance.
From all reports, SBS had to be dragged kicking
and screaming into the position of
On Jun 29, 2008, at 3:50 AM, TurquoiseB wrote:
Sal was IMO the only one to nail what was really
going down yesterday during the Guru Dev really
WAS the most important spiritual figure in India
fest. It was all about self importance. *TMers'*
self importance.
From all reports, SBS had to be
From: FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Behalf Of Sal Sunshine
Sent: Sunday, June 29, 2008 9:59 AM
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Subject: Re: [FairfieldLife] Guru Dev was the most important = *I* am the
most important
I also find it interesting that of all those
On Jun 29, 2008, at 10:15 AM, Rick Archer wrote:
I also find it interesting that of all those who claim this
exalted importance for GD, nobody has been able, so far
at least, to come up with any actual significant accomplishments.
He very well may have had some, but if so, what were they?
Sal
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most important
On Jun 29, 2008, at 10:15 AM, Rick Archer
On Jun 29, 2008, at 10:41 AM, Rick Archer wrote:
I think it’s a matter of one’s belief in the “mechanics” of
spirituality. I have no problem believing that one could be a great
spiritual luminary yet have little or no social interaction, due to
one’s reclusive nature. That reclusiveness
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most important
On Jun 29, 2008, at 10:41 AM, Rick Archer
On Jun 29, 2008, at 11:13 AM, Rick Archer wrote:
I think it’s a matter of one’s belief in the “mechanics” of
spirituality. I have no problem believing that one could be a great
spiritual luminary yet have little or no social interaction, due to
one’s reclusive nature. That reclusiveness
On Jun 29, 2008, at 10:59 AM, Sal Sunshine wrote:
FWIW, Turq, my impression, gleaned *only* from his
pictures along with the little I've heard, GD liked being
around large groups of people (or probably even small
ones) about as much as he would have liked walking on
hot coals, and for about as
On Jun 29, 2008, at 12:53 PM, Vaj wrote:
The below quote, by Swami Rama in Living with the Himalayan Masters
should answer some of these questions--perhaps a paradox of a
person who was so unattached that he was unaffected by public
adoration or the greatest seclusion.
Thanks, Vaj,
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most important
During my brief stay with him, he also talked about
On Jun 29, 2008, at 2:10 PM, Rick Archer wrote:
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am the most
TurquoiseB wrote:
Sal was IMO the only one to nail what was really
going down yesterday during the Guru Dev really
WAS the most important spiritual figure in India
fest. It was all about self importance. *TMers'*
self importance.
Maybe Rick ought to rename this forum The Dead Horse Beaters
http://www.tinyurl.com/4hwm5s
In truth worshipping any of the gods is really worship of Bhagavan.
The aim of devotees is really to feel Bhagavan everywhere.
All those who are fully absorbed in devotion to Bhagavad (God,
Vishnu) are VaishhNava (devotees of Vishnu). Someone who night and
day is
The way of the group of those who believe in nirguNa [without
qualities alone] spread more wickedness because these people do not
accept the manifest form of Bhagavan [God] and suppose that the
niraakaara [formless] cannot see or hear.
So they do their mind's desires; they have no concern for
guru dev s mahasamadhi
Brahmachari Satyanand had been a
disciple of Guru Dev for many years. He later worked
with Maharishi to help bring Transcendental
Meditation to the world.
Brahmachari 'Swami' Satyanand speaking c1967 about
Guru Dev's
'nirvana':
'When in 1953 Guru Dev
Guru Dev was known for his self-sufficiency and would
not accept donations from anyone, whether rich or
poor. In fact, a sign was erected at his ashram which
said,
Worthy of Worship, Infinitely Bestowed, The
Universal Guru Shankaracharya Jyotirmath, Swami
Brahmananda Saraswati Maharaj prohibits
So, you think that the Adi Shankaracharya of Sringeri
not only initiated disciples into Sri Vidya practices,
but said: Worship of Sri Chakra is a must for the
Swamis of the peetha. And, as noted, not by householders,
but by Swamis.
So, let's go figure.
There is a shrine to Shankara at the
Some have wondered if the movements teaching on OM were made up. Here
is what GD said about it. Read # 72.
HYPERLINK
http://www.paulmason.info/gurudev/upadesh.htmhttp://www.paulmason.info/gur
udev/upadesh.htm
According to this, people practicing TM advanced techniques are following
GD’s advice
Did he love her? Was he a misogynist? Did he believe stuff without evidence
that it is true?
Rick Archer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Some have wondered if the movements teaching on OM were made up. Here
is what GD said about it. Read # 72.
On Nov 28, 2007, at 10:22 AM, Angela Mailander wrote:
Did he love her? Was he a misogynist? Did he believe stuff without
evidence that it is true?
He's relying on scriptural or shastric authority.
I've heard this story numerous times, once from someone who was there
and GD felt that
On Nov 28, 2007, at 9:10 AM, Rick Archer wrote:
According to this, people practicing TM advanced techniques are
following GD’s advice for women:
Mantras [sometimes] contain a mixture [of sounds including] aum
that are given for auspicious purposes. Another thing is this that
women are
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On Behalf Of Sal Sunshine
Sent: Wednesday, November 28, 2007 9:29 AM
To: FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [FairfieldLife] Guru Dev on the Use of Om
On Nov 28, 2007, at 9:10 AM, Rick Archer wrote:
According
It doesn't prove it, in my estimation, but it does call it into serious
question. The TMO and the Vedic tradition both seem misogynist to me. We know
, however, that men and women do not have the same brain structures. First we
need solid evidence that mantras actually have an effect on the
Rick Archer wrote:
About 4-5 years ago I asked Amma about this OM thing. I forget all the
details of her answer – she talked for 10 minutes or so – but the gist of it
was the she thought the idea of OM making one a recluse was a lot of hooey,
and she said that the prohibition on using it was
The years when we lived in the inaccessible jungles we experienced the
omniscience and omnipotence of Bhagavan. Wherever there were no
arrangements for worldly needs, there necessary arrangement was made
on time for devotees of Bhagavan.
A prince cannot experience lack of anything in his own
About performing worship there is almost nothing to say. If you do not
worship Bhagavan [God] then you will fall down worshipping the raja,
the nobleman, the merchant and the moneylender. [...]
Whoever will not worship Bhagavan is then a licentious base person
who will fall down and worship
...Few people have a siddhi, but by their greediness for siddhi a good
many people are caused to get cheated. Our wish then is to be wary. We
are like the village guard who calls Jagtay raho! (Be awake!)...
There are five kinds of siddhis:-
janmaushhadhimantratapaH samaadhijaaH siddhayaH.
One who has set in his heart the concept of the transitoriness of
the world through a process of reasoning and deep thought, is the
person competent to win over the inner hexagon. Because, one who is
convinced of the transitoriness of the entire world complex cannot be
susceptible to greed or
My understanding of what Guru Dev taught;
According to what I have read about him and his teachings;
Is primarily to seek first the things of the soul, instead of the
things of the body, or the material world.
At a time when humanity was on the brink of total insanity,
Maharishi and Guru Dev were
'The dawn comes to dispel the darkness of night,
allowing us to enjoy the light of the sun
(which is self-illuminating).
Spiritual teachings destroy ignorance
and therefore remove darkness,
but they cannot throw light on the inner Self,
for the Self is Light.'
*
One should know as to how to live
According to my TM teacher's story over 25 years ago,
as I recall the end of it, Guru Dev once pointed to
a closet in a corner, and told his disciples to say
Jai Guru Dev, and take him out of that closet, if
they needed him, when he was on a trip.
I wonder if anybody else has heard anything even
30 Quotations attributed to Shankaracharya Swami Brahmanand Saraswati
'So long passion for attaining God is not firm you shall fly hither
and thither, without knowing, like a kite.'
'Be a worldly man through body and wealth and contemplate Him
(Paramatma) in your heart. Thus you shall shine
Guru Dev (Maharishi's guru) speaks on 'siddhis'
translated into English
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'Is not thy life as unstable as a cloud; fluctuating as a bubble on the water?
It fleeth as it were a shadow, and never continueth in one stay. Many years!
Who is sure of one day? And is it not an instance both of the wisdom and
goodness of God, that he holds thy breath in his own hand, and
Guru Dev Did Not Accept Money
. . . There was an explanation for almost everything, even perhaps for
his magical hold on his audiences.. But wherefrom did he get the money
to meet the lavish expences he incurred? He did not seek funds. He did
not accept donations. In fact he had put up a
After translating the Guru Dev's quotations on Japa Yoga, I have put
some of the most relevant quotes together as a file which can be double-
side printed. It is in the 'files' section of FFL named:-
GuruDevjapameditation.pdf
Over the last week or so I have been using his technique, and find it
'Some people say that having taken a guru you should not make another.
But this doctrine is not of the shaastra, this is [just] mind's
imagination. The guru is gone to for [ones own] happiness. Up until
when bhagavad (God, Vishnu, Shiva) is gained, up until then you can go
and change guru. So
Thank you paul. that is amazingly cool!
--- Paul Mason [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Guru Dev on Varnas (castes)
http://www.paulmason.info/gurudev/upadesh.htm#varnoM
Guru Dev quotes from 'Bhaja Govindam' of which there
is a recording of
Guru Dev singing:-
Guru Dev - Shankaracharya Swami Brahmanand Saraswati gives a few
words about when and how to meditate.
Translation by Paul Mason 31st August 2006
At daybreak and in the day do that fit puja and dhyaana etc, but at
night before sleeping you should certainly do 10-15 minutes of japa
of the
Guru Dev Shankaracharya Swami Brahmanand Saraswati on meditation
Translation of Guru Dev's satsang on how when to meditate, at:-
http://www.paulmason.info/gurudev/upadesh.htm#Gurudevmeditation
48
raatri meM sone se pahale kuchha japa aura dhyaana
avashya kareM
*
praataHkaala aura dina meM
Paul Mason wrote:
Guru Dev - Shankaracharya Swami Brahmanand Saraswati gives a few
words about when and how to meditate.
Translation by Paul Mason 31st August 2006
At daybreak and in the day do that fit puja and dhyaana etc, but at
night before sleeping you should certainly do 10-15 minutes of
As some of you have noticed, until quite recently I have been taking an
extended
sabbatical from posting on FFL. In fact, I wasn't reading, either, so I am way
out of touch
with some threads and other developments.
I noticed that Paul has posted several selections from his translation of
Guru Dev speaks about who and who cannot become gurus, and the
following are translated extracts of satsang number 74 of 108,
included in a collection of his teachings entitled 'Shri
Shankaracharya UpadeshAmrita'
'There is no mention of women being gurus anywhere in the shastras.
Women
'By means of aushhadhiyoM (herbs, drugs, medicines) various kinds of
sidhhis are come to be seen. When I was staying in the jungles, on
several occasions Kola and Bhilla (wild tribals) came and informed me
of the attributes of aushhadhiyoM. One time a Bhil brought one such
which would make a
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Whilst speaking about meditation MMY has usually made sure to
position a picture of Guru Dev behind him . Also, when speaking about
Guru Dev himself he always held him to be a shining example of
spirituality and completeness. So for TMers, Guru Dev represents the
model of spiritual attainment
On Feb 3, 2006, at 5:20 AM, Premanand Paul Mason wrote:I don't know about the rest of you, but I got a series of shocks when I came to read of Guru Dev's lifestory and teachings. I had envisaged someone whose teachings would be light, optimistic, yogic and bright. Instead, I read in his
Various dates have been given for Guru Dev's birthday.
In the Hindi biography of Guru Dev (compiled by Rameshwar Tiwari and
published 1965) the birthdate is given as 'maargashiirshha shukla
dashamii [10th], vikrama samvat 1928' and the Western calendar date is
given as 'December 21, 1870'.
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Given the dozens of extant photographic images of Guru Dev, it is odd
that the TMO should resort to morphing images of him, creating
misleading pictures of the environment he lived in. However, some at
FFL might be interested in the images available at the following link.
An on-line version of a Guru Dev biography has been made freely
available by Delhi Photo Company.
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on 9/5/05 11:30 PM, Richard J. Williams at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
According to the definition proposed by Maharishi, Guru Dev was a TMer
because he was able to transcend the relative field and make contact
with the Absolute on a regular basis.
By that definition every saint, mystic, and
According to the definition proposed by Maharishi, Guru Dev was a TMer
because he was able to transcend the relative field and make contact
with the Absolute on a regular basis. There are numerous photographic
images of Guru Dev sitting in meditative repose and numerous disciples
have attested to
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