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ब्रम्हज्ञानी परमपुज्य श्री १००८ खप्तडबाबा तत्पुरुष - श्री खप्तड कुटीका आगनमा

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मूल पाता

– परमपूज्य खप्तडबाबाको दर्शन
– गुरु–वन्दना
– याज्ञबल्क्य र गर्गीको संवाद
– भगवान के हुन ?
– संकलन

क) पूज्य खप्तडस्वामी आफ्नू परमपूज्य गुरुको     श्री चरणकमलमा
ख) एक दिब्य बालकको जन्म
ग) श्री गणेशाय नम:
घ) Earth's Greatest Problem
ङ) श्री १००८ ब्रहृमवित् परमपूज्य खप्तडबाबाका     श्री चरणकमलमा गुरु बन्दना
च) श्री खप्तड दर्शन
छ) ब्रम्हज्ञानी परमपुज्य श्री १००८ खप्तडबाबा तत्पुरुषका करकमलबाट पोखिएका 'अमृत'
ज) तत्पुरुष खप्तड बाबाको आर्शिवाद “नेपाली शिक्षा” लाई ( १९८५ )
झ) ब्रम्हज्ञानी परमपुज्य श्री १००८ खप्तडबाबा तत्पुरुषका करकमलबाट पोखिएका मोतिका ग्रन्थहरु:-

१ Essentials of Vedanta
२ The Science Of Yoga
३ बिचार बिज्ञान
४ नारीधर्म तथा पुरुषधर्म
५ म र मेरो कर्तव्य
६ स्वास्थ्य विज्ञान
७ आरोग्य-बिज्ञान
८ आत्म-ज्ञान
९ धर्म-बिज्ञान (प्रथम-खण्ड)
A Divine Boon to Nepali Education-1985

ञ) बाबाका अमृत बचन
ट) बाबाद्वारा दर्शन
ठ) पुण्यस्थल
ड) महासमाधि मन्दिर
ढ) श्री खप्तड आश्रम
ण) सानो प्रयास
त) सम्पर्क

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Essential of  Vedanta

Prana

According to the Hindu Philosophy, before the beginning of creation, the unconditioned causal state of universe contained potential Prana. Vedanta does not make the absurd statement that life has come from non-profit. It does not admit that vital energy is the result of mechanical forces. But the modern scientists are puzzling on this issue. On the contrary, tells us that it is the force, which operates simultaneously with physics chemical forces. They are all in fact expressions of the one living energy of Prana. Ordinarily it is translated into English by the word "Breath", but Prana is not simple breath. It is defined as the cause of all motion and life in both organic and inorganic world. Wherever there is the slightest expression of motion, life or mind, from the smallest atom or animalcule or blioplasm upto the largest solar system and the highest man, it is the manifestation of all pervading force called as Prana. Modern scientists are dreaming to prove that life is the product of some kind of motion of death matter. While, Vedanta teaches that all the phenomena of the universe have evolved out of the one eternal substance, which possesses Prana or cosmic vital-force, cosmic mind, cosmic intelligence and consciousness. Yoga claim that this Prana is the final cause of all the manifested forces of nature. Why does an atom move and vibrate? A scientist does not know, but a yogi says because of Prana. The force, which produces vibration in an atom, is one of the expressions of the energy of Prana or the cosmic life principle. The same Prana appears as that power, by which a germ of life works on the physical plane, arouses motion in the molecules of its cells, builds up a suitable structure, repairs injuries, and reproduces its kind. It causes activity in protoplasm, in a bio-plasm or an amoeba well as in the highest man. It is closely related to the mind, which includes all the psychic activities and intelligence, displayed by that germ in the different grades of its evolution. Vital powers of mind are indeed, two aspects of one Prana.

Mind

Mind is composed of two separate and distinct parts- the normal consciousness and the sub-normal consciousness. The line of demarcation in between the two compartments is very clearly defined. Each is capable of independent action.

The normal consciousness is that which only takes cognizance of the physical world. It observes by means of the five physical senses. It is purely physical and not psychic. But not so with the sub-consciousness as it acts independent without the help of the physical senses. It is the seat of the emotions and storehouse of memory. It performs its highest functions when the physical senses are in obeyance as in sleep. It is highly and constantly amenable to hypnotism and suggestion. In hypnotism the normal consciousness of the operator is allowed to exercise itself on the sub-consciousness of the subject. Suggestion is the means by which hypnosis is induced. Auto-suggestion is to impart suggestions to one's own sub consciousness without the intermediary of any operator.

The world has only a Relative Existence

A thing does not exist, in the beginning and at the end, which does not exist in the middle also. There is no pot in the beginning, when it is broken there is no pot again, it is all clay. Even when you see a pot, you should strongly think that it has only a relative existence, in fact there is no pot. This is the strong determination of a Viveki.

Similarly, there  is no body in the beginning, it is all Swarupa. In the end when you become a Dehamukta; there is no body. So even when you see this body, you must think, it does not exist at all. It is all illusion or Bhranti. Thus through Yukti you can prove the Abhaba (non-existence) of the world. Sruti and Smritis support the above statement

Maya

'Ma' means not and 'Ya' means that. Maya as such is 'not that'. Maya is an illusory power of Brahman. It is sat-Asat Vilakshana Anadi Bhavarupa Anirvachineeya Maya. It is neither Sat as Brahman not Asat as the horns of a rabbit because you sense the objects 'not Asat'. It is Avarna Shakti means indescribable. It has got two Shaktis- Avaran and Vishepa Shakti. Avarna Shakti means veiling power, which does not allow you to realize your divine Sat-Chit-Anand nature. Viskshapa Shakti means projecting power, which projects the universe and the body and causes Abhimana. It is just as heat is inseparable from fire and coldness from ice. Maya is inseparable from Brahman. It is Atmashraya or dependent on Brahman.

Practice of the Presence of God

Practice of the presence of God always is the easiest, nearest and surest way of reaching God-Consciousness. Feel his presence always, and everywhere. Feel his in-dwelling presence in everything. Feel your oneness with everything. He never talks or smiles, but his presence is sufficient for me. I am always in joy, bliss in knowledge and in immortality in His presence. This kind of Sadhana is very important for as aspirant, eventually it leads to resting in Nirguna Brahman. All forms vanish. You are sad and depressed because you have failed or forget to feel his presence.

Brahman - the God exists

Every effect has a cause; this phenomenal world must therefore have a cause. It is an effect of Brahman, the original causeless cause, Param Karanam. 'Aham' means "I" in Sanskrit. 'Edam' means 'this'. When I refer to myself, I say Aham and when I refer to you, I say 'Edam'. When you  talk to me these words are reversed. My 'Aham', becomes your 'Edam' and your 'Edam' becomes my 'Aham' and so on. Tables are turned over. There is only 'Aham' everywhere, the one common consciousness. 'Edam' is a mental creation or false attribution, Adhyaropa means super-imposition. It's just as a snake is superimposed on a rope. The snake is a Vivarta, false attribute of the rope. Similarly "Idam" is a Vivartra of Aham.

Carefully analyze this little "I", the lower self-arrogating false personality which is the cause for all miseries, troubles and tribulations.

The physical body is not the "I". Even if the leg or hand is amputated, still the "I" remains. It is made up of five elements. It is the resultant product of Annam or food. Hence, it is styled as Annamaya Kosha. It has a beginning and an end. It is Vinashi or perishable. It is Jada, non-sentient, or non-intelligent.

The Indriya is not the "I". It is Jada. It has a beginning and an end. It is the effect of Rajo Guna and Sattwa Guna. It is made up of Tanmatras.

Mind is not the "I". There is no mind in sleep. Yet there is the feeling of continuity of consciousness. Mind is Jada. It has a beginning and an end. It is a bundle of changing ideas. It gropes in darkness. It sinks down in grief. It becomes like a block of wood in extreme fear. Prana also is not the "I". It is an effect of Rajoguna. It is Jada. It has a beginning and an end. You can suspend the breath and yet continuity of consciousness remains.

The Anandmaya Kosha or the Karan Saris, which constitute the Mool Agyana and which is made up of Vasanas and Sanskaras is not the little "I". It is Jada. It has a beginning and an end. When I say "I", I really feel "I am" or I exist, Sat aspect. I understand or comprehend that "I am", this is the Chit aspect. On careful analysis by introspection this little "I" dwindles into an airy nothing. Just as an onion is reduced to nothing when the different layers are pealed off. But we get at the core or "essence" of the big infinite "I", -Sat-Chit-Anand Brahman, the substratum or background for all these appearances, little many "I"s.

In the phenomenal world also, all things are composed of five things -  Nam, Rupam Asti, Bhati and Priya. Names and forms may change, but the Sat-Chit-Anand, (Asti-Bhati-Priya), remains forever. That is the truth. Every form has its own Sat-Chit-Anand. The form is different (Vyatireka) but the essence that is at the back is the same in all forms (Anvaya).