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The crux of Yoga Vashishta written in English by the Author, Munindra Misra is rare and unique as this has been so written for the first time in English rhyme. It provides an interesting view into the Vashishta Yoga, simplifies its comprehension and is indeed a goldmine fit for repeated reading and meditation. Vashishta was, without doubt, a great visionary, He composed in the Rigveda - verses many; Narrated ‘Vashishta Yoga’ to Sri Ram clearly, Knowledge - path to enlightenment and eternity; He believed for divine aid, effort is necessary, Believed in God and striving is obligatory; Divine and humans, chariot’s two wheels be, As bird’s two wings – vital for achievement truly; As the seed, so be the tree and fruit clearly, If the seed is good, the fruit will but good be; Good the result of good deeds most certainly, Bad is the result of evil deeds unquestionably; The Divine is just as the good seed certainly, Our effort but preparing land for sowing truly; Knowledge, wealth, house, friends but be, Achievable with the human efforts basically, Since all delusion come to an end since mind ceases to be, And all evil thoughts vanish, I rest in my own self peacefully. - Sage Vashishta
Yoga Vashishta Crux in English rhyme provides an interesting view into the Vashishta Yoga and simplifies its comprehension. Vashishta was, without doubt, a great visionary, He composed in the Rigveda - verses many; Narrated ‘Vashishta Yoga’ to Sri Ram clearly, Knowledge - path to enlightenment and eternity; Since all delusion comes to an end since mind ceases to be, And all evil thoughts vanish, I rest in my own self peacefully.
Maryada Purushottam Sri Ram in English rhyme with original text contains: Primer, mantra, stuti, stora, vandana, adhyatma ramayan, Vashishta Saar & Upanishads
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