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Vasant Punjabi
Vice-President & Pushtikul Elite Member - May 2003
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 Posted - 18 October 2004 : 04:56:27
Jai Shri Krishna,Lets see who can translate and explain same dehah kimannadaturva nishektur matur eva va
matuh piturva balinah kraturagneh shunopiva Here Shri Mahaprabhuji is asking us all a very important question what is it? Vasant
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Vasant Punjabi
Vice-President & Pushtikul Elite Member - May 2003
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Posted - 20 October 2004 : 21:32:28
Jai Shri Krishna,
Dear vaishnavs this is little hard I know I will put the english translation but I want everybody to participate and answer the question. Agreed?
Vasant
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Vasant Punjabi
Vice-President & Pushtikul Elite Member - May 2003
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Posted - 20 October 2004 : 21:38:20
Jai Shri Krishna,
Here is the english tranlation so feel free to give your ideas and opinions OK.
Meaning.
Does this body belong to him who gives us food?
Or does it belong to the father who has created it?
Does it belong to the mother who has nourished it in her uterus?
Does it belong to him who subdues it to himself by strength?
Does it belongs to him who purchases it by giving money?
Does it belong to the fire which reduces it the ashes?
Doea it belong to those animals which make prey for their hunger?
Lets see who is first to reply and try explain why too.
Vasant
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Dipesh
Entry Level Member
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Posted - 20 October 2004 : 22:13:05
Jay Shree KRUSHN.
The answer is no to all the question. The body is temporary and the soul uses it in similar manner as the body uses clothes. Shreemad Bhagavad Gita AdhyAya 2, shloka 22 confirms this.
The soul assumes different bodies as per his desires. The human form of body is a chance to revive our relationship with BhagavAn Shree KRUSHN and attain His abode where we can perform eternal service to Him.
Jay Shree KRUSHN.
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vinod
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Posted - 20 October 2004 : 22:16:39
Dear Vasantbhai
Jai Shree Krishna
I am posting the following answer and stand for correction.
I have no idea of living entity who have not been blessed with Dixa.
But Jeevas with Dixa here:
1.I am a part (ansha) of Bhagwan Krishna.
2.I have been separated from him for innumerable years (thousand of years).
3.Hence I have forgotten Bhagwan Krishna completely.
4.I have not felt the need or the thirst to seek Him and reunite with Him. Now I have come to realize that folly, I am such an embodied soul.
Then Bhagwan gives his introduction in order to acknowledge and accept the prepared 'jeevatma'. He only uses two words for himself.
1.I am Bhagwan. I act according to my will. One who has a bond of love with me, I protect. I go and meet that devotee.
2.I am Lord Krishna. One who is the epitome and embodiment of bliss.
I annihilate all the sorrows of one who I accept and take into my fold. I give that devotee every happiness.
Once the jeevatma learns about Bhagwan, he pledges in front of Him, 'Oh Lord Krishna! My body, its ten sensory organs, this life, my mind, my husband or wife, my children, my family, my house, all my wealth, all my deeds in this life and in the lives hereafter, along with my 'atma' (soul), I surrender to you. You are a their Master. From today nothing is mine, everything is yours. I will use it in your seva for your happiness. I am your servant. Oh Krishna! I am yours.
The above was noticed in a website, and credit is given to the original author.
I also stand corrected.
Vinod
Edited by - vinod on October 20 2004 22:18:17
Jai Shree Krishna
Vinod Savjani
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Vasant Punjabi
Vice-President & Pushtikul Elite Member - May 2003
1047 Posts
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Posted - 21 October 2004 : 22:15:13
Jai Shri Krishna,
Dipeshbhai the answer is YES to all above and not no.
We will discuss further after we get more feed back.
Vasant
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