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Tuesday, July 11, 2023

Mystic Poetry of Sant Jayadeva from the Adi Granth and Gita Govinda - Spiritual Awakening Radio Podcasts


Mystic Poetry of Sant Jayadeva from the Adi Granth and Gita Govinda - Spiritual Awakening Radio Podcasts





Says Sant Jayadeva: "In the very beginning was the Primal Lord, unrivaled, the Lover of Truth and other virtues. He is absolutely wonderful, transcending creation; remembering Him, all are emancipated. Within my mind, I chant the Name of the Primal Lord God, the Source of virtue. My vision, that You are I are separate, has melted away."


Sant Jayadeva is one of the earliest Sants known to history. Jayadeva was born during 1170. He's known to the Sikh tradition as Bhagat Jaidev. He was a Sanskrit "loner-poet" who lived during the 12th century and is celebrated for his poetic genius in eastern India. He is the author/composer of the epic poem known as Gita Govinda (The Hymn to the Custodian of Light). Sant Jayadeva is the earliest dated author of hymns that are included the Adi Granth! Today during this Sant Mat Satsang Podcast you'll hear readings from, Unveiling the Garden of Love -- Mystical Symbolism in Layla Majnun and Gita Govinda (Sufi Mysticism and the Teachings of Sant Jayadeva in the Gita Govinda). And then, I share readings from the Mystic Verses of Sant Jayadeva: Gurbani by Bhagat Jaidev in the Adi Granth, one of the earliest known Sants: Hymn # One on Page 526 of the Adi Granth with commentary, followed by the reading of Hymn # Two on page 1106 with commentary.


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Sunday, July 09, 2023

Know Thy Self - Light and Sound on The Path (Sant Mat, Radhasoami, Gnosticism, Mysticism, Meditation)

 

 


Know Thy Self - Light and Sound on The Path (Sant Mat, Radhasoami, Gnosticism, Mysticism, Meditation)





"The Masters come and awaken us and They ask us as a soul as to who we are, and we say, 'No, we are this body.' And They keep explaining to us, 'You are not this body. You are the soul.' But we refuse to accept that. Then They give us the initiation and They give us Simran and They tell us to come in the manner that They are explaining. And when we do that Simran, we leave the nine doors and come to the Tenth Door where our soul is. Then, in that stream of the Sound Current, we see the reflection and we start realizing as to who we are. We are not the body, but we are the soul. So there, the soul realizes who it actually is. And then all the darkness of ignorance goes away and the soul can see for itself hundreds of lives before and how it has gone through all of those lives. And it has luminance and it understands it's true essence." (Baba Ram Singh, from an August 14th, 2022 satsang discourse)


"0 Dharam Das, the glory of the Light of the Soul cannot be described. In Sat Lok the light of one soul is equal to the light of sixteen suns." (Anurag Sagar, Ocean of Love) 



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