. . . THE DIGNITY OF GYANSATRA
Shastri Bhaktivedantdasji Swami
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place where all ill effects of five senses are
nullified, such a place is called a Naimisharanya.
Where the noble souls, great people and pious saints
reside, here even if a simple person enters, he
would also attain divine peace and start worshiping
the supreme power, the Lord. If we sit in company of
H.H Shree Jogi Swami, then our heart leaves this
material world and enters the heavenly abode of
supreme Lord. So, where this divine company is
acquired, such a place is given the name
Naimisharanya. |
Lord
Shreeji Maharaj while explaining the meaning of Gyan Yagna
in Vachanamrut says, 'In this world those who are a part of
God, they along with me exercise complete control over their
senses. And those who are not my part are having no control
but in fact the senses exercise their controls on such
beings.' So if we do not surrender to the five senses then
we should be happy that we are a proud part of the Lord
himself. And should experience the eternal pleasure by
directing all our senses towards spiritual activities and
performing the divine work i.e. the Gyan Yagna. All
scriptures propagate this unique principle that prosperity
can never be achieved without sacrifice. Therefore the same
order that all Satsangi should perform Gyan Yagna - a
knowledge based sacrifice. And in doing so, when in yourself
you will be able to identify the presence of Lord then that
will be the yielded result of the sacrifice.
H. H. Shastriji Maharaj has initiated many roads for the
well being and in good favor of entire humanity. In that the
Gyan Satra and Brahm Satra observed during the pious month
of Shravana have celestial magnificence of its own. The
eternal, divine, pious bliss of Lord is flown and his
showered in the company of many pious saints. This all is
obtained by the deserving and devoted Haribhaktas present
there. There is this interesting story at the beginning of
Shrimad Bhagavat. Thousands of monks, saints once gathered
at the Naimisharanya and got this divine thought of starting
the Gyan Satra a place where their will be observed regular,
spiritual as well as ceremonial sacrifices. The divine
characters will be portrayed and their will be a down pour
of heavenly discourses. The idea was welcomed by one and
all. Naimisharanya started its work. And this divine work
continue for one thousand year.
The place where all ill effects of five senses are
nullified, such a place is called a Naimisharanya. Where the
noble souls, great people and pious saints reside, here even
if a simple person enters, he would also attain divine peace
and start worshiping the supreme power, the Lord. If we sit
in company of H.H Shree Jogi Swami, then our heart leaves
this material world and enters the heavenly abode of supreme
Lord. So, where this divine company is acquired, such a
place is given the name Naimisharanya.
In these Brahm Satras and Gyan Satras as started by H. H.
Shastriji Maharaj, such arrangements are done that the human
soul acquires the celestial feeling and the presence of
almighty Lord. Those who regularly achieve the benefit of
attending these Satras, never get distracted from the divine
path. They always experience novel, celestial forms of God.
Understanding of Satsang, majesty of spirituality,
determination of a worshiper and worship of God. Keeps on
increasing here.
In Gyan Satras, the glory of God, and discourses portrayed
the divine characters and inspirational incidences are
showered. Devotional songs and festivals are celebrated in
full boom. The Glory full Darshana of noble souls feels our
heart with a sense of gratitude. The majestic, glorifying
atmosphere full of devotion directs our soul on spiritual
part.
Shreeji Maharaj in Vachanamrut says, 'Such festival and
gatherings when recalled while breathing your last then such
soul definitely reaches its final destination. So all
devotees should attend the Gyan Satras and grab the
opportunity to make their life religious, knowledgeable and
full of spirituality only then they become eligible to
achieve the blessings of Shreeji Maharaj and kind saints.
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