GAYATRI GEETA

1. “Om is the best, holiest, sacred, worth meditating

upon and highest name of God whom the Vedas have
described as just, impartial, formless, Sachidanand
Sarveshwar; the blissful Master spirit of the universe.”
2. “ Munis (saints) call Pran (life energy) as Bhooha. It
indwells uniformly all the living beings. This proves that
all living beings are alike. Man should, therefore,
consider all human beings and other living beings like
himself.”
3. “ The elimination of all sufferings in the world is
known as Bhuvaha. All work should be done with a
sense of duty. People who work without expectation of
any reward in return always remain happy.”
4. The word Swaha signifies steadiness of one’s mind.
Mind should be made steady and calm. A person should
remain engrossed in the seeking of truth and exercise
self-control to attain three kinds of peace.”
5. “The word tat indicates that he alone is wise and
free of fear and attachment in this world, who
understands the mystery of life and death.”
6. “The word Savita suggests that man should be
strong like the Sun and believe that all the objects and
experiences of life relate to one’s own soul.”
7. The word vareniyam indicates that every man
should always strive far greatness and excellence. A
man attains excellence by seeing, contemplating,
thinking about and doing excellent deeds.
8. The word Bhargo suggests that man should become
sinless. He should be on his guard to avoid sins. He
should abhor sins and struggle hard to eliminate them,
keeping in view their evil results.
9. The word devasya signifies that man who is
physically mortal can attain immortality or divinity. A
man creates heaven within him as well as outside by
cultivating godlike qualities, by serving all living beings,
by doing benevolent deeds and by extending help to
the weak .
10. Dheemahi implies that we should cultivate and
activate within us all dormant divine energies. Vedas
proclaim that without so doing, a man cannot attain
peace.
11. Dhiyo indicates that a wise man should ponder
profoundly and make an in-depth study of Ved-Shastras
and extract their essence, like butter from milk,
because truth can be known only by purified intellect.
12. The word “Yonaha” means that we should utilize
minimum of our talents and resources for our own use
and utilize the rest selflessly for the benefit of the weak
and the needy.
13. “Prachodyat” means that man should inspire
himself and others to follow the path of truth. Learned
people call such work as true righteousness.
14. “Any person who rightly understands this Gayatri-
Geeta gets rid of all sufferings and always remains
happy.”

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