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Friday, February 23, 2024

For every sadhaka + 3 more

Baba
For every sadhaka

Namaskar,

Ours is the path of subjective approach through objective adjustment. We have to firsts and foremost move on and on towards Him, and maintain our affairs in everyday life. In general, the common occurrence is that in sadhana, by His grace, the mind gets pointed towards Brahma, and when taking care of worldly duties the mind gets associated with mundane objects. This is the common phenomenon. But, Baba warns us that this type of materialistic outlook precipitates one's degeneration. So we should know the proper remedy to avoid degradation and keep the mind spiritually vibrated.
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Ideal way to practice madhuvidya’


Generally people are busy doing one work after another. They shift from “work A” to “work B” to “work C” to “work D” etc. And when dealing with A, B, C, D works, they think in a completely crude way. How? In work A, they think they fed their pet. And in work B they think they swept the floor. And in work C they think they donated an item to the needy. And work D they think they helped their child with their homework. And in work E, they think they helped their grandmother. When dealing with their pet they do not think, “This is God in the form of my pet”, they think it is a pet. And when sweeping the floor, they do not think, “This is Brahma in the form of this mundane object”, they think that this is just the floor. And when helping others, they do not think that, “God has come in the form of the needy.” They think that this is one needy person. When helping the child with schoolwork they do not think, “I am helping Parama Purusa in the form of one child.” They are just thinking this is an ordinary child. Likewise, they do not think, “I am helping God in the form of my grandmother.” They think in a mundane way that they are helping their grandmother with her food and medicine etc.
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Due to a lack of brahmacarya or cosmic ideation, they were just busy with the pet, sweeping, needy, child, and grandmother. But brahamcarya, second lesson, madhuvidya, Brahmavidya, or cosmic ideation, teaches us that, “Do not think or look upon all these things as being mundane.” Rather, the sadhaka thinks that, “God is before me in the form of a pet.” Or they think God has come in the form of the floor, or a needy person, or a child, or a grandmother. They think that , “God has come in various forms and I am serving God.” By this way, the mind is not moving from one crude object to another crude object. Instead, with the help of second lesson and ideation of the Supreme, the mind is busy in serving God in various forms, from one to the next. And that is what is called as Brahma to Brahma'ntar. 

The central idea of second lesson or Guru mantra is that a sadhaka’s mind should not be involved in one mundane work to another mundane work etc. Rather one should be involved in one form of Brahma to another form of Brahma, to another form of Brahma - always busy with Brahma. That is the great practice of second lesson - in a very practical and ideal way. Otherwise, reciting second lesson like a parrot without any ideation has no meaning, and indeed no benefit.


Meaning of Brahma Brahma'ntar

In Samskrta, the term 'ka’l' means time. The phrase, ka’l ka’la'ntar, means from one time to another. And in Samskrta, the term 'gra’m' means village. Then the phrase, gram gra’ma'ntar, means from one village to another. Similarly, Brahma is Parama Purusa or Cosmic Consciousness. So Baba's guideline - Brahma Brahma'ntar - means to move from one expression of Brahma to another. That is the spirit and practical approach of our second lesson.
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In our regular dealing, we are to constantly feel and think that when doing worldly duties we are merely interacting with His various expressions - just moving from one expression of His to the next. That is how to see God in everything and follow the code of brahmacarya.


Conclusion


Those who fail to follow this practice of second lesson or brahmacarya will certainly undergo radical degeneration. Although second lesson demands a shift in one’s outlook, through constant effort and practice, seeing all as the expression of Brahma will step by step become very natural.

So we should take strict efforts. Baba guides us that, “Without yama and niyama sadhana is an impossibility”, and the practice of brahmacarya is one of the key aspects of yama and niyama. Devoid of brahmacarya, one cannot progress along the path of sadhana. As His disciples we should sincerely follow brahmacarya, become established in this practice.

Namaskar,
At His feet, 
Divyacaksu

As human beings, as sadhakas, we have our fixed Goal - Parama Purus'a is our Goal. Baba is our Ista. And, by His grace, everything we do in our spiritual lives is leading up to His blissful stance. Simultaneously, in day to day life a certain adjustment is needed. For various reasons, we cannot maintain our silent meditation practice day and night, sitting in padma'sana all the 24 hours. We have many other duties and responsibilities to take care of in this world.
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Baba's warning about mental degradation

Here below Baba scientifically explains how the mind - our existence - gets grossly crudified by identifying one's mental waves with worldly objects.

Ananda Marga philosophy says, "We hear a sound, but the concept of the word uttered is not clear till the mental waves are brought in contact with the physical concept involved. [Someone]...hears the word 'cat'. He sees a cat and the mother says, 'See, my son! That is the cat which drank your milk yesterday'. The [person] associates the word 'cat' with the cat seen. That means he establishes a parallelism between the mental waves created by uttering the word 'cat' and the physical wave coming from the physical form of the cat. Hence psycho-physical parallelism is the meaning of a word which itself (the word) is a psychic wave. Psycho-physical parallelism always tends to make the psychic waves cruder, and if the mental wave gets cruder, human beings will be transformed into cruder beings (the path of negative pratisaincara will be taken by them) and spiritual elevation will remain a dream." (1)

As Baba warns us above, one's mental waves degenerate towards crude matter when they think about objects of this world. And this leads to one's downfall. The overall idea is that the mind takes on the shape of its ideation. And in the cycle of life and rebirth, one gets a body according to their thoughts in the mind - according to their mental pabulum.

So if one thinks about a cat they will be reborn as a cat or maybe some other kind of animal. And if one thinks about bricks they will be converted into stone. And if they think about their business finances, they may be converted into a wallet or purse or a silver coin etc.
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The overall equation is that by thinking about crude matter one's nerve cells and nerve fibres get adversely affected - i.e. degraded - and an ectoplasmic change takes place. The end result is that significant degeneration whereby one's entire existence gets converted into crude matter. Baba's warns us about this horrible outcome in the above cited passage and in countless other discourses. This we have all heard.


From one form or expression of Brahma to another

Each and everything in this vast, universal creation is the expression of Brahma. So Baba's directive is to ideate on Brahma before starting any mundane work. According to Him we are to apply the feeling of Brahma-hood to our actions. This is our practice of brahmacarya or second lesson of sahaja yoga.

By engaging in the spiritual outlook of brahmacarya, one's mind naturally contemplates or moves from one form or expression of Brahma to another. In this practice the mind is always involved with Brahma-- i.e. it remains constantly in that subtle spiritual realm. In which case the mind will never degenerate. By following the code of brahmacarya and converting one's mental waves into the spiritual sphere, there is no scope for any downfall.

Ananda Marga Caryacarya states:

"Whatever you speak or do,
Forgetting Him never;
Keeping His name in Your heart,
Work, remembering it is for Him,
And, endlessly active, drift in bliss." (2)


Baba's special teaching


Here is another of one of Baba's special teachings that is intimately linked with the whole topic of brahmacarya and the practice of second lesson.

Mana eva manus'ya'na'm' ka'ran'am' bandhamoks'ayoh;
Bandhastu vis'aya'saungi mukto nirvis'ayam' tatha'.

Ananda Marga philosophy says, "'The mind is the cause of bondage, and this mind, this very mind, is the cause of liberation, is the cause of emancipation.' If the movement towards subtle is encouraged, and there is movement with proper acceleration, then what will happen? There will take place one of two different things: either one's existence will be converted into the Cosmic Mind -- that metamorphosis of unit mind into Cosmic Mind is known as the qualified stance -- sagun'a'sthiti -- or, if the very "I" feeling is surrendered at the altar of Supreme Existence, then the alternative will be that the entire existential factor will become one with the Supreme Cognitive Faculty, with the Cognitive Principle -- one will become omniscient, an all-knowing entity. Thus one will attain sagun'a'sthiti or nirgun'a'sthiti (the non-attributional or non-qualified stance)." (3)


He is watching me


Another very simple and effective way of practicing second lesson is outlined in the below posting. The basic idea is to think: He is watching me. This idea alone brings Parama Purusa into your awareness - and that is a kind of second lesson.

https://anandamargauniversal.blogspot.com/2013/06/special-way-to-call-parama-purusa-more.html


Baba gives the grand solution

The predicament then becomes: What is the answer? What is the way out? How is it that human beings-- sadhakas-- can live in this world yet maintain their march towards Parama Purusa. Here Baba gives His perfect answer.

Ananda Marga philosophy says, "In day-to-day business, we have to conceive the meaning of words and thereby establish psycho-physical parallelism. Then, is human destiny sealed forever? No, it is not! We can have a supreme position of the spiritual wave over the physical wave and perceive the latter as one of the manifestations of the spiritual infinite one. This is what Ananda Marga philosophy means by Brahmacarya. Brahmacarya does not mean celibacy but means the assimilation of the psychic wave of the unit mind into the eternal waves of the Macrocosm. Ananda Marga lays down for the spiritual aspirant a practical method by which this spiritual imposition is done and the mental waves are saved from becoming cruder. Rather by bha'va sa'dhana' (spiritual practice of auto-suggestion) at the time of action laid down by Ananda Marga, the mind will tend towards Brahmacarya and thereby towards psycho-spiritual parallelism, the only way to ultimate liberation. Because, for mental liberation, the psychic waves must be made subtler, and this is only possible if one either entertains only subtler mental waves or by inspiring with a spiritual force gets a parallelism of the mental waves with spiritual ones." (4)

In His above revolutionary teaching, Baba guides us that by practicing second lesson - brahmacarya - then while performing mundane works we can goad the mental waves of the mind towards the spiritual realm-- and not towards the crude matter. By this way one can work in the world yet progress spiritually and reach the divine stance.
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Subjective approach through objective adjustment

Baba says, "On all other days they are to remain balanced between objective adjustment and subjective approach. On these days of fasting, however, on these days of upavasa, one remains in closer proximity to the Lord than to one's mundane duties." (5) 

In Baba’s above teaching He gives us two basic pathways. First, He is guiding us that in our daily life there should be a proper balance between our worldly duties and spiritual life, i.e. subjective approach through objective adjustment. And second, on days of upavasa, Baba’s directive is that one should primarily focus on sadhana, i.e. subjective approach. There is no third approach. That means there are no days where we exclusively focus on worldly dealings, i.e. objective approach. So Baba’s above teaching wholly refutes the notion that one should “adjust” with the mundane world by compromising on one’s spiritual values. There is no scope to ever give up the subjective approach - i.e. God-centered outlook. 


Special tip

Here is the easiest way to practice 2nd lesson. Take a look around you: trees, birds, sky, grass, stars, dogs, leaves etc. And think that all these entities are the expression of Parama Purusa in that particular form. So the tree is not a tree, but Parama Purusa in the form of that tree. And a bird is not a bird, but Parama Purusa in the form of that bird. By this simple and easy approach, one will cultivate an ideal practice of second lesson. When one has achieved siddhi (perfect facility) in second lesson, they will attain a deep state of samadhi. 
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References
1. Idea & Ideology, Psycho-Spiritual Parallelism
2. Caryacarya - 2, 'Sadhana', point #10
3. Neo-Humanism in a Nutshell - 1, 'Existential Flow & Its Culminating Point'
4. Idea and Ideology, Psycho-Spiritual Parallelism
5. Ananda Vacanamrtam - 6, Upavása

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The below sections are entirely different topics, unrelated to the above material.
They stand on their own as points of interest.

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== Section: Important Teaching ==

Role of art & artists

Ananda Marga Caryacarya states:

"Agriculture, arts, commerce and other developmental work should, as far as possible, be carried out on a cooperative basis."

"Fine arts lead human beings to the trans-sensory realm; hence sádhakas should not discourage fine arts; rather they should support them, directly or indirectly."

"Artists are great benefactors of society, hence take active steps for their protection. For example, before enacting a drama or its translation, enough money for a day's maintenance must be given to the author."

"If a drama or other art performance is staged and a charge is made for tickets, after deducting the incidental expenditure, the remaining money should be distributed among the artists, half on the basis of labour and half on the basis of merit." (1)

Reference
1. Caryacarya, Society, Points #15 - #18


== Section: Important Teaching ==

How factional groups copied dogmatic religions

Ananda Marga philosophy states, “As regards the intellectual exploitation of others, nearly all vipras think alike, so when they operate their machinery of exploitation, quite a remarkable unity can be discerned among them. When Mahatma Buddha, Kabir, Chaitanya, Guru Nanaka and Hazrat Mohammed tried to make people aware of religious exploitation, the vipras of those times, irrespective of their religious affiliations or beliefs, united against them. Hindu priests and Muslim mullahs united to fight against Mahatma Kabir. The same thing occurred at the time of Mahaprabhu Chaitanyadeva.” (1)

Note: In His above guideline, Baba is marking how over the course of history how all the exploitative religious priests would form a black pact and together attack any righteous person who opposed their religious dogma. Now, this same scene is unfolding in our Ananda Marga Pracaraka Samgha. If anybody supports the cause of ideology and opposes the imposed dogmas of factionalism etc, then all the groups form a black pact and launch an offensive against that dharmika. For instance, if a dharmika margii opposes how various group leaders are embezzling funds, or selling properties, or creating dogmatic tiirthas to lure margiis etc, then that margii will face the wrath of all the various groups. Here it should be noted that the EC faction does not exploit directly, but keeps silent and witnesses margii suppression and victimisation by the other Wt groups.

Reference
1. Human Society - 2, The Vipra Age


== Section: Important Teaching ==

See how a darker skin tone is beneficial

Because of their inferiority complex, many around the globe want to whiten their skin. They do not know that one's skin colour is for the well-being and safety of their body. God has specially designed and protected them in this way. In hot climate areas, melanin is a natural chemical in the skin that makes the skin dark. And that dark skin tone protects them. But due to their imposed inferiority complex, some people want to become white. They do not know that they are destroying themselves and may die a premature death due to skin cancer. Because dark skin is good for health in those hot regions. The solution is that those with dark skin suffering from an imposed inferiority complex should understand that dark skin has specific benefits. Even in colder areas, it get warm for a few months each year, so in that case also those with dark skin get direct medical benefits - e.g. protected from getting skin cancer etc. This is especially the case when involved in outdoor activities. While white-skinned people do not get those benefits. So dark skin is a plus.

Ananda Marga philosophy states, "The greater the heat of the sun, the greater the amount of ultraviolet rays in the sunlight. A study of geography tells us why there are differences in the degree of heat of the sun’s rays. Where the sun’s rays fall on earth obliquely, there is less heat of the sun, and where the sun’s rays fall straight on the earth, the heat is greater. In very hot countries white-skinned people find it very hard to live, because their skin, having less of the chemical substance called melanin, is unable to stand much heat. Body skin with a great quantity of melanin in it turns jet black, and obviously a lesser quantity of melanin makes one’s skin white."

"If ever white people are forced for some reason to live long in a hot climate, their colour turns brown. In 1939-40, when British soldiers came to India for war purposes, their colour became brown due to the great heat. Naturally, as the skin of these soldiers had to adjust with the hot climate of India, there were some necessary changes in their skin to effect acclimatisation." (1)

Reference
1. A Few Problems Solved  - 2, Human Society Is One and Indivisible – 1


== Section 3: Links ==

Wrong thing to translate + 2 more

Baba
Wrong thing to translate

Namaskar,

One of the greatest endeavors in the life of every bhakta is the opportunity to call the Supreme Entity. As all know, Baba, the Parama Purusa, has multiple names, each referring to one of His infinite characteristics. Yet it appears that some persons are confused about how to treat these beautiful appellations of Parama Purusa Baba.
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Nobody calls him "Mr. Every Soul Bliss"


In our Ananda Marga Pracaraka Samgha, we regularly use Saḿskrta names to refer to other sadhakas. And those names we do not translate into another language like English. For instance, if someone's name is Prashant then we do not call them “Mr. Perfect Composure”. Rather we call them by their given Saḿskrta name, i.e. Prashant. Because that name Prashant carries a unique meaning all its own.

Similarly, if someone's name is Narayan then we do not call them "Mr. Shelter of Prakrti". Rather we call them by their given Saḿskrta name, i.e. Narayan. Because the name Narayan itself carries a very special significance. Likewise, if someone's name is Priyashiva then we do not call them "Mr. Loving Consciousness". Rather we call them by their given Saḿskrta name, i.e. Priyashiva. Because the name Priyashiva holds its special spiritual meaning. Or, if someone's name is Sarvatmananda then we do not call them "Mr. Every Soul Bliss". Rather we call them by their given Saḿskrta name, i.e. Sarvatmananda.


Example: how translating names ruins meaning


In the same way, the various appellations of Parama Purusa are never translated:

(a) One of the names of the Lord is Painca’nana, but we do not call Him “Mr Five Faces”;
(b) and one of the names of the Lord is Niilakant’ha, but we do not call Him “Mr Blue Throat”;
(c) and one of the names of the Lord is Hari, but we do not call Him “Mr. Thief” or “Mr. Kidnapper”;
(d) and one of the names of the Lord is Rudra, yet in our Ananda Marga books and discourses that name is never translated.

Here the matter is that we do not translate the Saḿskrta name. The name carries a particular meaning and vibration in the original language. Translating it into English only serves to undermine the meaning of the name. Keeping the original Saḿskrta maintains the integrity of the name. This most every sadhaka easily understands.

Unfortunately, a few have chosen to translate one of the revered names of Baba. They literally translate 'Ajana Pathik' to 'unknown traveler' - when any true bhakta knows that the term 'unknown traveler' does not carry the inner beauty and meaning of the name: 'Ajana Pathik'.
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Washington became tons of washing

The general rule and ethic is not to literally translate any proper noun of any person or place. For example if we literally examine the name 'Washington DC', then in their foolishness someone could change that into 'washing' + 'ton'. Literally meaning 'cleaning' + 'tons', meaning 'the city where a huge piles of laundry are done'. No sane person does like this. Likewise no one literally translates 'New York' as 'Fresh York'. The overall notion is that literally translating names or proper nouns does not work.

The divine name 'Ajana Pathik' denotes one of Baba's special attributions, but some are literally translating this term when trying to explain Prabhat Samgiita. Yet we should not do anything which goes even one iota against the spirit of Ista or reverence to Guru. So those who are involved in this very delicate work of translating Prabhat Samgiita should be taught the proper way. Otherwise they will continue to err and do injustice with these deeply spiritual compositions.

In Prabhat Samgiita #0012, the line 'Ajana Pathik ek elo' has been translated as 'Lo, there comes the unknown traveler!'. But the term 'unknown traveler' is just related with tourism - it is a mundane reference. It does not have any mystical or spiritual value. And the same mistake of translating Ajana Pathik to unknown traveler was done in numerous songs such as PS #0005 and PS #0227, among many others.
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Proper way to deal with issue

Instead in the English translation, the line should read as 'Lo, here comes the Ajana Pathik!', and mark it with an asterisk note which carefully explains that the beautiful term Ajana Pathik is one of the names of Parama Purusa and that it denotes one of His special attributions. So the best way is to write it as 'Lo, here comes the Ajana Pathik!'. And then by the asterisk note readers will easily understand that in this instance Baba wants to be called Ajana Pathik. And so we will call Him that way and in the back of our minds we will always remember that:

The term Ajana Pathik means 'The Divine Entity Parama Purusa Who moves around this entire universe and Who resides everywhere and knows everything, and irrespective of where one goes He remains along with you'. That is one of His many unique attributions and that is the specialty of the name 'Ajana Pathik'. The name 'Ajana Pathik' denotes this special quality.

If in translation one person omits the term Ajana Pathik and instead literally writes 'unknown traveler', this does not carry the special meaning or inner beauty of the term. And ultimately anyone reading that translation will not be able to know what is really being expressed in this song.
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Unknown hitchhiker or backpacker


Ajana Pathik: The term Aja'na' Pathik means 'The Divine Entity Parama Purusa Who moves around this entire universe, and resides everywhere and knows everything; irrespective of where one goes, He remains along with you'. That is one of His many unique attributions and that is the speciality of the name 'Ajana Pathik'. The name 'Ajana Pathik' denotes this special quality.

Literally, Aja'na' means 'unknown' and Pathik means 'traveler' or ‘tourist.’ But this is just the word by word, literal translation; and, proper nouns are not meant to be translated. So we cannot call Him the ‘Unknown Traveler’ or ‘Unknown Tourist', or Unknown Vacationer', or 'Unknown Backpacker', or 'Unknown Visitor', or 'Unknown Globetrotter', or 'Unknown Daytripper', or 'Unknown Hitchhiker.’ The spirit and meaning is then lost.


Inner meaning of Ajana’ Pathik


The inner sense of the name Ajana Pathik is that Parama Purusa is always moving throughout this vast cosmos and He is constantly present with everyone, all the time. He is in the Cosmic Nucleus, yet at the same time through His ota and prota yoga He is everywhere - carefully watching & lovingly guiding everyone. This unique aspect of His grand Personality is treated as Aja'na' Pathik. Because He is constantly traveling yet present everywhere. He is in the nucleus as well as throughout this entire universe. That is why the term Ajana Pathik should not be translated.
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The phrase “Ajana Pathik” is a mystical name to talk about Parama Purusa in a simple, mundane way so common people can understand that He is present everywhere. So there is no need for Him to go from one place to another etc. When a person goes from point A to point B then in a poetic and sentimental way we may say that, “Parama Purusa is going along with you”, yet the reality is that He is already in all places - always.

Those who use ‘Unknown Traveler’ or ‘Unknown Tourist’ in place of Aja'na' Pathik are naive and ignorant.


Conclusion


The central idea of the entire letter is that proper names should not be translated. Suppose your friend's name is Nagina, then everyone will know who you are talking about if you say, "Nagina." However, if you translate Nagina to English it will be "gem", and if you call out “Mr. Gem, Mr Gem”, then no one will know whom you are talking about. Such a translation defeats the whole purpose of communication. The meaning and significance is lost in translation. So if anyone is naively translating Ajana Pathik as “Unknown Traveler” then they are ignorant, and if they are deliberately doing this then it is demeaning to Guru. Best is to never translate the term Ajana Pathik or any other epithet of Parama Purusa.
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Namsakar,
In Him,
Amriteshwar Dutta

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Examples of misrepresentation

See here how the term Ajana Pathik was misrepresented in the following translations of Prabhat Samgiita:

PS #0005: The ancient unknown traveler has come.
PS #0012: Lo, there comes the unknown traveler!
PS #0227: An unknown traveler has come.

The proper approach is to use the term Ajana Pathik - not unknown traveler - and then provide a link to the full descriptive meaning of the very special term, Ajana Pathik. This will enhance the meaning. Those involved in the translation of Prabhat Samgiita should abide by this literary form.
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Interpreter looks ridiculous & audience is confused

Here below Baba guides us what happens when unqualified persons try to interpret the shastras and / or explain Prabhat Samgiita.

   Ananda Marga philosophy states, "Shástra vyákhyána. Without proper interpretation, the shástras remain difficult to understand and sometimes unintelligible. Thus the scriptures should always be interpreted by qualified scholars, competent philosophers, and penetrating thinkers. If one tries to interpret a profound scripture with superficial knowledge, the interpreter appears ridiculous and the audience is confused."
   "There are some people who are neither scholars, nor philosophers, nor penetrating thinkers, but merely wander about interpreting scriptures...who interpret the scriptures just to exhibit their intellect – to procure for themselves a certificate of erudition. They too remain far from the living spirit of the scriptures, from the One who is their fountainhead of inspiration." (1)

We should be cent-per-cent certain we have the right persons involved in explaining and translating Baba's divine compositions of Prabhat Samgiita.


The omnipresent Entity


As the Ajana Pathik, Parama Purusa Baba moves and moves and moves. In their spiritual approach bhaktas feel that wherever they go the Aja'na' Pathik will always be there to shower His blessing. By His grace, bhaktas can always get His intimate company and companionship. With this mystical link, sadhakas understand that Parama Purusa is present everywhere, yet side by side He travels on and on throughout this entire cosmos. Thus He is Aja'na' Pathik.

Overall the name Aja'na' Pathik has one special and unique meaning that goes far beyond its literal translation. And in our hearts we A'nanda Ma'rgiis know and feel that Baba is that Aja'na' Pathik. Indeed in His discourses, in Dharma Samiiksa, and in reporting, in DMC, and in numerous ways Baba has shown this very fact that He is ever-present and always along with us. He is always moving and wherever we go then He will also be there. Parama Purusa has infinite attributions and one of them is this special quality where He always remains along with us wherever we are in this vast universe. In this way He is known as - Aja'na' Pathik. In true sense, as the omnipresent Entity, He does not go anywhere because He is everywhere; but in a more literal manner He goes from place to place.

References
1. Namah Shivaya Shantaya, Disc: 14


== Section 2: Prabhat Samgiita ==

Kindling light on earth

"Áji, tomári parashe tomári haraśe, dharańii ut́hilo hási…” (Prabhat Samgiita #0734)

Purport:

My Parama Purusa, today, basking in Your ever-flowing krpa of joy and moved by Your warm touch, all mortals - all my brothers and sisters - have started smiling. Everyone is wholly ensconced in Your cosmic rhythm and infinite bliss. From all corners, human beings everywhere are expressing their heartfelt feeling by proclaiming: "Supreme Entity, my Dearmost, I love You so much.”

Most Compassionate One, in the flow of Your grace and blessings, the dark fog has lifted in the mere blink of an eye. Those sinners were like that dark fog and were trying to extinguish Your brilliant effulgence. Today those very sinners have suddenly vanished from the world in a flash. Spirituality, universal ideology, and teachings of neo-humanism are flourishing. It is Your krpa.

Those thoughts which were previously lying suppressed in seed form, in the realm of imagination, have today descended down into the core of all mortals. All have started thinking about bhagavad dharma. With this kindling of light on earth, every jiiva is now trying to merge into the seven realms - and play the divine flute in unison, with one Supreme Goal in mind...


== Section 3: Links ==


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