Shree Ram is comprehensible through yogic experiences……….!!!!!!
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He hears without ears, sees without eyes, walks without legs, does every work without hands. Thus all his deeds are supernatural and unearthly. The implication is clear that such a Ram is comprehensible only through Yogic experiences, in other words such a being is subtle and he is Ram. So, is the conclusion drawn by Lord Shanker in Ram Charit Manas.
The birth of Ram is also noticeable:
One who remains unmanifested, which moves without legs, sees without eyes, gets embodied without body, takes birth in the lap of Kaushalya through loving devotion.
Kaushalya is actually the symbol of loving devotion. The root of the word Kaushalya is ‘Kosh’. Etymologically Kosh means the
center of the wealth. The spiritual wealth is the only lasting wealth and this is stored in devotions. For this reason she is known as Kaushalya.
He is the ocean of bliss, mass of joys, by just a single drop he is capable to give comfort and happiness to all the three worlds.
Since he is the abode of happiness, so he is named as Ram. He affords, repose and respite to all the creatures of the world. As he himself is the fountain of happiness, pain and sorrows never could touch him.
This body itself is Avadh. In it lies the immanent will to remain free, unbounded by anything. So it is known as Avadh.
The ruler of this body is Dasharath, which means the restraint over all the ten senses. Kaushalya representing devotee, Kaikei representing action, Sumitra representing right understanding,
Manthara representing perverted thinking and Vashishth representing knowledge, all live in such an Avadh.
What kind of knowledge does Vashishth represent? Does he stand for the knowlege of day today worlds affairs? No, it is not so.
The knowledge which enables one to put the adorable only under one’s sway is symbolized as Vashishth. This very knowledge is the true knowledge.
Now let us think – what is the special technique or method which brings the adorable only under one’s approach. That is the technique of managing the breath symbolised as Shringi Rishi. It is mentioned that Shringi Rishi performed the Yagya (sacrifice).
Jap itself is Yagya. Yagya is nothing but the management of inhalation and exhatation of breath. The purity of the heart is the ablation to the God of the Yagya. When such a Yagya is performed, Ram representing absolute knowledge appears on the lap of Kaushalya who stands for devotion.
Spiritual and accult experiences do start happening. When this development takes place Lakshman (discretion), Bharat (sentiment), Shatrughn (spiritual company) are also simultaneously born. After this unforeseen things are generated in the heart of the devotee, his conviction become stronger and the Vishwamitra (Conviction) descends.
~Revered Gurudev Swami Adgadanand Jee Paramhans~
Wishing a blissful RAMNAVAMI to all my friends around the globe.
Humble Wishes.
~mrityunjayanand~
