By Satguru Sivaya Subramuniyaswami
ISBN-10: 094549789X
ISBN-13: 9780945497899
. no dw, 2003, 938pp
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Our energy and God’s energy are the same, ever coming out of the void. We are all beautiful children of God. Each day we should try to see the life energy in trees, birds, animals and people. When we do, we are seeing God Íiva in action. ” Aum Nama˙ Íivâya. MAıÎALA 1: SELF REALIZATION 3 Where Am I Going? What Is My Path? ßloka 2 We are all growing toward God, and experience is the path. Through experience we mature out of fear into fearlessness, out of anger into love, out of conflict into peace, out of darkness into light and union in God.
The Vedas say, “He is God, hidden in all beings, their inmost soul who is in all. He watches the works of creation, lives in all things, watches all things. ” Aum Nama˙ Íivâya. MAıÎALA 4: OUR SUPREME GOD 23 What Is the Nature of the Primal Soul? ßloka 19 Parameßvara is the uncreated, ever-existent Primal Soul, Íiva-Íakti, creator and supreme ruler of Mahâdevas and beings of all three worlds. Abiding in His creation, our personal Lord rules from within, not from above. Aum. bhâshya Parameßvara, “Supreme Lord,” Mother of the universe, is the eternal, sovereign one, worshiped by all the Gods and sentient beings.
His Being is within every animate and inanimate form. Should God Íiva remove His all-pervasive Parâßakti from any one or all of the three worlds, they would crumble, disintegrate and fade away. Íiva’s Íakti is the sustaining power and presence throughout the universe. This unbounded force has neither beginning nor end. Verily, it is the Divine Mind of Lord Íiva. The Vedas say, “He is God, hidden in all beings, their inmost soul who is in all. He watches the works of creation, lives in all things, watches all things.
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