GURU POORNIMA.
por lo que también se conoce con el nombre de Vyasa Purnima.
El Sabio Veda Vyasa es el gurú de Adi Dharma Hindú. Vyasa era el hijo del sabio Parasara y
Satyavati (pescadora) y nieto del famoso sabio Vasistha. Él personifica la combinación de la
sabiduría con el enfoque práctico de la pescadora. Es esencial tanto para cultivar como para sobresalir en la vida.
Veda Vyasa nació el día de luna llena (Purnima) de Ashada. Purnima significa iluminación y
apunta a la iluminación espiritual. Además de la codificación de los Vedas, los Puranas, y Brahma Sutras, compuso y también dictó el Mahabharata y consta de casi un lakh de versos y es
considerado como el quinto Veda.
El dia de Guru Purnima es considerado como el día más propicio, en el que se venera al Gurú.
La palabra Gurú representa la fuente de luz, que disipa las tinieblas de la ignorancia. La adoración
del gurú, un viaje de la oscuridad a la luz. (Tam soma jyotirgamaya)
Sólo el que nos quita nuestra oscuridad definitiva, conocida como Maya, y que inspira y nos guía
Sólo el que nos quita nuestra oscuridad definitiva, conocida como Maya, y que inspira y nos guía
en el camino de la realización de Dios, es el verdadero Gurú. Un aspirante espiritual, no importa
cuán brillante sea, nunca puede alcanzar el conocimiento por su propio esfuerzo.
Un famoso verso conocido por casi todos los hindúes y sus hijos glorifica al Gurú.
Gurubrahma Guruvishnu gururdevo Maheshwara I
Guruhu Sakshaat Parambrahman tasmi Shrigurave namaha II
Es decir:
El Gurú es Brahma, Vishnu y Mahesh (Shiva), la veneración la gurú que se manifiesta
Un famoso verso conocido por casi todos los hindúes y sus hijos glorifica al Gurú.
Gurubrahma Guruvishnu gururdevo Maheshwara I
Guruhu Sakshaat Parambrahman tasmi Shrigurave namaha II
Es decir:
El Gurú es Brahma, Vishnu y Mahesh (Shiva), la veneración la gurú que se manifiesta
como Parabrahman.
En el día de Guru Purnima, los discípulos hacen introspección, y ofrecen puja y reverencia al Guru
En el día de Guru Purnima, los discípulos hacen introspección, y ofrecen puja y reverencia al Guru
con la mente, palabra y acción, e implícitamente obedecer sus deseos , indicaciones, servirle
como Dios y alabar su gloria y los atributos de redención.
La mejor forma de adoración del gurú es seguir su enseñanza en la propia vida, para brillar como
la personificación de sus enseñanzas, y para propagar su gloria y su mensaje.
NUESTRA VIDA ES SU MENSAJE...
OMSAIRAMMM..
OMSAIRAMMM..
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GURU POORNIMA.
Guru Poornima is dedicated to Guru or a Teacher. It is also the day when Sage Veda Vyasa was born , so it is also known as the name of Vyasa Poornima.
Sage Veda Vyasa He is the Adi Guru of the Hindu Dharma. Vyasa was the son of the sage
Guru Poornima is dedicated to Guru or a Teacher. It is also the day when Sage Veda Vyasa was born , so it is also known as the name of Vyasa Poornima.
Sage Veda Vyasa He is the Adi Guru of the Hindu Dharma. Vyasa was the son of the sage
Parasara and fisherwoman Satyavati and the grand son of the renowned sage Vasistha. He personified the combination of sagely wisdom and the practical approach of the fisherwoman. It is essential to cultivate both to excel in life.
Veda Vyasa was born on the full moon day (Purnima) of Ashada. Purnima denotes illumination and Vyasa Purnima points to spiritual enlightenment. Apart from codifying the Vedas, Vyasa composed the Puranas and Brahma sutras and also dictated the epic Mahabharata consists of almost one-lakh verses and it is considered as the fifth Veda.
Guru Purnima day is considered as the most auspicious day on which ones Guru are worshiped. The word Guru stands for the source of light, which dispels the darkness of ignorance. The worship of Guru means a journey from darkness to light. (Tam soma Jyotirgamaya)
Only He who removes our ultimate darkness, known as Maya, and who inspires and guides us on the path of God-realisation is the true Guru. A spiritual aspirant, no matter how brilliant, can never attain knowledge by his or her own endeavour.
A famous verse known by heart by almost all Hindus and their children glorifies the Guru.
Gurubrahma Guruvishnu gururdevo Maheshwara I
Guruhu Sakshaat Parambrahman tasmi Shrigurave namaha II
Meaning:
The Guru is Brahma, Vishnu and Mahesh (Shiva), veneration to the Guru who is Parabrahman manifest.
On the day of Guru Poornima, disciples introspect, and resolve to offer puja and reverence to Guru in mind, speech and action; implicitly obey his unvoiced wishes, commands, serving him as one would God and lauding his glory and redemptive attributes.
The best form of worship of the Guru is to follow his teaching in ones own life, to shine as the very embodiment of his teachings, and to propagate his glory and his message.
OUR LIFE IS HIS MESSAGE...
OMSAIRAMMM...
Veda Vyasa was born on the full moon day (Purnima) of Ashada. Purnima denotes illumination and Vyasa Purnima points to spiritual enlightenment. Apart from codifying the Vedas, Vyasa composed the Puranas and Brahma sutras and also dictated the epic Mahabharata consists of almost one-lakh verses and it is considered as the fifth Veda.
Guru Purnima day is considered as the most auspicious day on which ones Guru are worshiped. The word Guru stands for the source of light, which dispels the darkness of ignorance. The worship of Guru means a journey from darkness to light. (Tam soma Jyotirgamaya)
Only He who removes our ultimate darkness, known as Maya, and who inspires and guides us on the path of God-realisation is the true Guru. A spiritual aspirant, no matter how brilliant, can never attain knowledge by his or her own endeavour.
A famous verse known by heart by almost all Hindus and their children glorifies the Guru.
Gurubrahma Guruvishnu gururdevo Maheshwara I
Guruhu Sakshaat Parambrahman tasmi Shrigurave namaha II
Meaning:
The Guru is Brahma, Vishnu and Mahesh (Shiva), veneration to the Guru who is Parabrahman manifest.
On the day of Guru Poornima, disciples introspect, and resolve to offer puja and reverence to Guru in mind, speech and action; implicitly obey his unvoiced wishes, commands, serving him as one would God and lauding his glory and redemptive attributes.
The best form of worship of the Guru is to follow his teaching in ones own life, to shine as the very embodiment of his teachings, and to propagate his glory and his message.
OUR LIFE IS HIS MESSAGE...
OMSAIRAMMM...
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