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29 March 2011

PYS 139 Who is a Siddha

Transcribed·Anandeshwar Temple, in front of the main sanctum, Bidadi ashram·5 min

Sadashiva samarambam shankaraacharya madhyamaam

Asmadaacharya paryanthaam vande guru paramparaam

The Satsang

Siddha - Master is a person who doesn’t have perishable identity; because of it has eternal identity. Understand his identity is made out of material which is imperishable. There is no perishable component in the identity he created for himself.

When the breeze flows over the water, the shapes and drawings created on the water… there is a huge water body, breeze flows over the water body, small waves are happening or some drawings or figures appear on the water. In that figure there is no perishable component. That figure…. the source, cause, effect… everything is just water. When the breeze flows again that same wave will happen. When the breeze stops the wave will settle down into the water.

Same way whenever a strong devoted samyama, strong devoted samyama is the breeze. Water is the pure consciousness. Whenever a strong devoted samyama from a disciple happens over the conscious water, Masters Forms appears and blesses you, graces you and again it relaxes back into the same water. There is no perishable component.

Please understand there is no perishable component in the system. Because there is no perishable component it is Eternal Identity.

Details

The talk

Date
29 March 2011
Place
Anandeshwar Temple, in front of the main sanctum, Bidadi ashram
Language
English

The transcript

Status
Transcribed
Time-synced
Yes — 5 marks
Length
202 words · 1 min read
Topics
None recorded