Kunti Sthuti--A True Self Realization
" Krishnaya Vaasudevaya, Devaki Nandanaya cha, Nandagopa Kumaraya, Govindaya Namo Namo"
According to Lord Sreekrishna this world is very dangerous and is with
full of calamities,yet we prepare with plans to enjoy this worldly life
unknowing that this world's nature itself is nothing but calamities.
Whereas the realization of God is the bliss,without any traces of such
calamities. So it is the essence of meaningful life that we should not
get disturbed by the calamities surrounding us which anyway will be
around us, suffering such unavoidable misfortunes,we should march
forward in search of the eluding self realization which can take us
nearer to the God. Furthermore, if we can, we have to ask God to give us
those calamities all the times, so that we can think of Him all the
times, as Kuntidevi did ask Lord Krishna.....
" Vipatassantu na sasvat, Tatra tatra Jagat Guroh" Bhavatho Darshanam Yat syat, Apunar Bhava Darshanam"
Kuntidevi even thought that is the way for the Liberation from this
Sansara Sagara, as we do,we pray God only when we have some pains. We
have seen people call "Ayyappa" "Ayyappa" when they have ,even a
slightest discomfort in their bodies. And when these difficulties
persist on our mortal body and when this body is about to depart from
us,if we can still call the God's name,then our Moksham from this
worldly life is assured. There will be no Punarjanmam, "Rebirth" for
this realized soul.The realized souls think when they are in agonies
they are truly blessed by the Lord. Even the Bhagavat Sakshatkar is not
actual blessing for them. Parikshit Maharaja has seen the Lord even
before his birth,when he was in his mother's womb, but he did not think
it as His Kripa, but when the snake Takshak was about to bite him and he
was about to die, he thought the Lord has showered His blessings on
him, when he said...........
" Siddhosmi Anugrihitosmi Bhavatha Karunatmana,
Sravitho yachcha me Sakshat Anadhi Nidhano Hari"........
He knew that this body which will never be permanent can be taken away
by Thakshak,but the soul which has no birth or death can not be touched
by him and hence he said that he is blessed by the Lord now.He is
blessed by the Atma Gnan, due to Bhagavan"s Kripa.
We are very
much attached to our spouses, children, friends, relatives and other
hitekars. We take equal parts in their hours of joy and even get
disturbed by their sorrows. We are even more attached to our own bodies,
we nourish them at all the times. But according to Lord Krishna's
Geetha, the actual meditation starts with detachment of all these, with
unloading all these agendas. Krishna says ".......Gatasu agathasumscha
Nanushochanti Panditah". He says this body is not you, you are neither
born nor dead, you are "anaswaram" which has no decay at all. The aging
and it's illness and decay are the climbing stones of your Moksham. That
He brings in such discomforts to the bodies so that one can get his
mind set for the fact that your soul is immortal. And that is the actual
Atama Gnan one has to acquire. At the old age when the ears are not
hearing, eyes are not seeing and the legs are not helping one walk, and
one is totally bed-ridden, slowly one gets the detachment to one's own
body, he thinks that enough is enough, it's the time to go now, even his
relatives think let the old man go. That is the time when one gets the
Self realization and thinks that the Lord has blessed him. That is the
actual Kripa from the Lord. So when our neighbor, though Nastik, is
flourishing with richness, while we suffer from poverty, we should think
the Lord has showered blessings on us and not to him. When he is
healthy and we are sick,we should think that He has poured His Kripa on
us.He has made us remember that we are not our bodies. He has made us
the realized souls. And such realized souls will have no rebirth at all.
And that is why Kuntidevi asks Lord Krishna to give her calamities all
the times so that she can get permanent detachment from her body. Isn't
it wonderful !!
"Namah Pankaja Nabhaya, Namah Pankaja Maline,
Namah Pankaja Netraya, Namaste Pankajamgriye"
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